Worles of Shovin'y Sale of Lands Uniter Foreclosure
Notice of sheriff sale under foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Aliased orders direct sale of described lands to satisfy judgments issued 1924 1925, listing amounts 4404 70 with interest 8 and 10 percent, attorney fees, and costs. Auction set May 26 1926 at 2 p.m. at Ada county court front entrance.
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Worles
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
BR. B. Smith
Plaintte
A. Z. Meyer
Mildred J. Meyer
Hirst National Bank of
Ada
J. E. Smith
Loy J. Carter
Jessie A. Sith
North Range
Plainstiff
Axanst
Xell O
Norrly
Siprih
Walker
Ponttotoc County
Catalona
Tieal
MekKeown & Green
Ptalucist
Distriot Court
Wontotoc County
Josep Kyasyicka
Isam_ FPackey
Oatavia Mackey
C. M. Mays
Poutstoc County
Para
Courty Court House
12Th Street
Ventotoe Gounty
Owithout
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Lands No 6728 Ada Oklahoma
Notice of sheriff sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma for American Investment Corp and others. Property described includes parts of sections in Pontotoc County. Court awarded judgment of $195.37 plus interest and costs. sale set for public auction without appraisal to satisfy the judgment and costs. First mortgage of $1800 and unpaid taxes noted. sale to be conducted at the county court house in Ada. Sheriff and undersheriff signatures and attorney listed.
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W. B. Walker
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
P. HR. Dea
MeKeown & Green
Sheriif
American InvestmencCengy Stay Corporation
Wag Platsuit
Bh Carson
Marty L. Carson
First National Bank of
Moff
Pontotve County
Lowits
Snuprenst
Quaner
Sechohirty
Pontotoe
Okano
Mie Rounty Court Hollor
West 12Th Street
Ada
Portotec County
W. EB. Walker
Ponfotce County
P. He Deal
McKeown & Grevn
Foreclosure sale notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public sheriff notice of real estate foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Describes properties in Ada including Tok Three in Magic Eight Den addition and block 4 Original Townsite. Auctions set for May 3 1924 and May 25 2025 with no appraisement and cash bids to satisfy judgments, costs, and attorney fees. Names Local Building & Loan Association Minnie W Pollock P A Pollock and other defendants.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
West Tilt Street
B. Waless
Ohlahoma
P. H. Deal
Aicktown & Green
Tur
Building & Loan Association
Okahoma City
Donna Melson
D.C. Abn
J. H. Massey
W. G. Collier
den Hays
Oki Hawa
Wyalngt
County Court House
West 12Th Street
Wda
Pontotoc Gounty
Oklatona
Sabie
W. B. Walker
Pontotoc
Pontotoc County association events and local visits
Thursday through Tuesday notes show H Rushing and others attending Pontotoc County association meetings and Wildey anniversary celebrations. Visitors include W H Roberts Ada resident and J M Davis of Steedman. Weather and crop outlook comments from B Reynolds and local visits to Waxahachie and Wetumka noted.
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H. ©. Rushing
Francis
Pontotoc County Association
I. O. OE
W. H. Roberts
Roffia
Wildey
Pontotoc
J. M. Davis
Steedman
Loa F
W. L. Leach
Stonewall
Rumor of Gold Find Sparks Ada City Interest
Reported by MacThwaite Oil and Gas workers that thirty thousand dollars in gold was found while digging in Ada on Friday, drawing a crowd Saturday. The claim proved false, but speculation spread among locals, especially the colored community, about ownership and fair division of imagined riches. The workers resumed duties and warned the rumor had no basis.
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MacThwaite Oil and Gas Company
Ada
Inter-club meeting highlights Kiwanis Lions event and wedding trips
Sanator Joseph Looney greeted city friends as guest speaker at the Kiwanis and Lions inter club gathering. Corrine Moore, head of physical education at the College, left for Tulsa to attend her brother Lucien More and Laurine Toutuian’s wedding planned for tomorrow morning. G W Ray, furniture dealer, suffered a fall at home injuring his eye and hip but soon returned to business. W W Sledge shows marked improvement at Ada hospital. Mrs BR F Hightower of Gerty visiting at 215 South Mississippi. Grover Jolson and others attended events at local halls. Opal Colton resting after operation in Ada hospital. Misses Blanche Brashears and Henry Ashby cases noted. a warrant for Ashby arrest issued.
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Joseph Looney
Wewodea Avas
Mr. Looney
Kiwanis and
Lions
Misa Corrine Moore
Department’ of Physical Education
Tulsa
Lucien More
Laurine Toutuian
Obituaries From Fridays Daily W. 8
W S Manley of Tyrola died at 6 this morning of apoplexy. Funeral services were held this afternoon, interment at Rosedale cemetery. He was 60, a respected citizen of the community. John Curtis Wilburn died Thursday at his home. Services were at 3 this afternoon from his mother's home, Rev J N McCully officiating. Interment in Rosedale cemetery. He was 38, survived by widow, parents, three sisters and three brothers. Lana Justus, wife of B B Justus, died Sunday after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held today, interment in Oakman cemetery. She was about 49, formerly of Francis, later Hemryetta, recently brought for medical treatment.
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Manley W. S. Manley
Tyrola
Rosedale Cemetery
John Curtis Wilburn
Moon
M. A. Wiburn
J. N. McCully
Rosedale
Trom
Monsay
B. Justus
Lana Justus
B. B. i Justus
Oakman Cemetery
Francis
Hemryetta
Brooklyn Club Manager McKeever Stricken in Brooklyn NY
Edward J. J. McKeever, part owner and acting president of the Brooklyn National League club, is critically ill with pneumonia at his Brooklyn home. The 62 year old executive has been ill since influenza last day, following the death of Charles Ebbetts on April 18.
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New York
Edward JJ. McKeever
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Charles H. Ebwetts
Brooklyn
Bled
McKeever
Pett
Mr. McKeever
Punctuation Confusion Sparks Quirky Paper Exchange
A humorous exchange recounts a bright youth and a teacher debating punctuation. The tenderfoot misplaces pauses noting an automobile tire puncture caused by rent near their house, prompting a puzzled pause and a lesson in proper punctuation use.
Freak Music Craze Revisit Old Time Country Dance
Phonograph dealers report a shift back to old time square dance tunes as the public ear favors rustic fiddle and country songs like Sally Gooden Sour Wood Mountain Sally Johnson and Ida Red, contrasting with modern jazzy sounds.
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Phonograph
Auch Records
Sally Gooden
Sally Johnson
Ida Red
Tokyo Earthquake Casualties and Losses Totaled
After a year of study the Tokyo municipal bureau of statistics released the first authentic casualty and loss compilation for the 1923 quake and subsequent fire. About 156,893 perished or were burned, with total Japanese losses far exceeding the Russo-Japanese War. Property losses reached 82.7 billion yen, with city damage around 62 percent. Relief funds disbursed amounted to 42.7 million dollars.
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Tokyo
Jnuacter
Bureau of Sta
Sada Alosap
Farthiuaske ‘Selief
New Postal Rate Causes Grief in Ada Postoffice
The Ada postoffice reports a small but steady rise in revenue since the April 15 postal rate hike. Patrons faced confusion with mailing items under the new rates, and increased on delivery charges. The final decision on the rise will come after the next quarter’s business review.
Garland Whitweil to Teach in Philippine Islands
Garland Whitweil, son of Rev. Fa 1, former Atlas club member, sailed yesterday at noon for the Philippine Islands to teach for two years. He secured a government appointment and will depart with a group of friends bidding him bon voyage.
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Garland Whitweil
Philippine Islands
Prom
Atlas
Philipie Islands
Garland
Philippines
Obscene Rant Sparks Want Ad for Real-Ends
Fragmentary text shows a racial slur line and a shocked reaction. A redskin phrase shouts Great Spirit as he complains about sand in maize muffins. The readable portion hints at a want ad plea for real estate or results.
Columbus descendant claims noble lineage in Vienna notice
In Czecho-Slovakia a direct descendant of Christopher Columbus, Rodolfo Colombo of Veramia, claims noble lineage after an 1910 Austrian notice listed presumptive heirs. His father Giovanni Colombo was an Austrian major. Teodolfo Colombo says Spain’s minister may aid the claim.
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Rome
Nyitra
Beirs
Giovana
Peonolde Colcabo
Vale Beng Cmeer
Imperial’ Guard
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