Notice of Partition Sale of Lands in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notice of partition sale ordered by the District Court, Pon tor County, Oklahoma. Sheriff will sell the surface and subsurface rights to the northwest quarter of section 2, township 4 north, range 6 east, containing eighty acres, at public auction for not less than one half of appraised value on September 5, 1903, at 10:00 a.m. at the county courthouse, to the highest bidder, with sale proceeds to the heirs and parties of record. Attorneys for the plaintiff are listed.
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Elle Balihirop
Glia Tisk
Maadiee Ane
Dereinakter
Couti
Roprow
Sears
Partition Commissioniim
Leva
Dontotor County
Oklahoma
Pontorforce
Aue
Okiahoma
Wiig
Clyde
Ratner
Conner
Okintome
Tiryor
Oklahoma Briefs Roundup From Stillwater To Shawnee
Multiple short items across Oklahoma: a wedding at the Stephan home where a stork visit preceded vows, a bank charter hearing in Broken Bow with Albert Carson as managing officer, a drowning at Lake Sunset during a church cookout, a fatal car crash near Novata injuring W. T. Nelson, bank condition improvements state wide with loan and deposit gains, a Southeastern State College president appointment for T. T. Montgomery, Sac and Fox tribal election set, Oklahoma Federation officers’ school at Lake McAlester, and county attorney Douglass Garrett recounting honesty moments at Greenleaf Lake with two men fined.
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Oklahoma City
Broken Bow
State Banking, Board
Albert Carson
Big Farm Week Attendance Tops Doors at Stillwater
More than 2,800 Oklahoma farm men and women attend the farmers week program at Oklahoma A. and M. college. Mrs Charles W Sewell asserts unity and social planning as cures for national ills while promoting church based community activity. An egg with four yolks found in a Paul Myers shipment from Wincham is noted among New Hampshire egg auction totals since 1935.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
General Assembly
Charles W. Sewell
Associated County Farm Women of Town
America
Derry, N. H
Paul Myers
Wincham
New Hampshire
Rural Community News From Union Hill Area
Local notes report weekend visits among families in Union Hill and nearby Sperry area. Multiple households in Egypt Fitzhugh Paducah Chickasha Abloso Stonewall and Wayne are listed with gatherings, church events, a funeral, and a revival. Additional items mention sick list, traveling relatives, harvest activity, and community events at Lula and Stonewall churches.
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Union Hill
Virginia Palmer
Oklahoma City
Argo Dodson
Bill Cooper
Egypt
C. G. Argher
Mae Bottoms
Lois Ardyer
Walter McAnally
Bill Pollock
Fitzhugh
Murry Galden
Edward Cantrell
Alice Yancy
Berry
Daisy Binion
Pirlee Hanrahan
Teelman Cowan
George Cocker
Paducah
Texas
Will Thompson
Grover Thompson
Duckworth
Kirckees
Hazel McAnally
Ethel Archer
George Archer
Myrtle Archer
Emmett Archer
Chickasha
Orlen Braden
Sentinel
Braden
Sneiz McAnally
Milendia
McAnally
Nellie Rody
Emimie Jones
Raymer
Parish Chapel Sunday School Crowd Gathers Amid Quiet Evening
Sunday school attendance drew a nice crowd at Parish Chapel after a quiet Saturday night. Those spending Sunday there included Willie and Lavada Coleman and daughter Nadine, Nolen Hagler, Emmitt and Mrs. Coleman, Jack McDonald, Alpha McCause, Gene Gideon, Clasteen Allen, Mariece and Bernice Bowman of Bebee, and Juce Little.
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Hell
Barbara
Luella
Eel
J.A
Nell Rose
Ralpha
Geneva Nix
Waley Rose
Buford Whisenkunt
Bula
William and
Leon Phillips
Wayne
Jack Lemon
Willington
Texas
Joe Teel
Leon Nix
Panther Creek
Ethel Wofford
Ralpha Nix
Lee Farmer
Willie
Lavada Coleman
Daught
Nadine
Nolen Hagler
Emmitt Coleman
Jack McDonald
Alpha McCause
Gene Gideon
Clasteen Allen
Mariece
Bernice “Bawerman
Bebee
Juce Little
Local Visit Notes From Galey Community
Sunday social roundup records visitors at the J R Newby home in Galey including Sam and Dayte Newby and Abs E Jamar with Mrs Cather Ragland. Revivals draw attendees at Summers Chapel and Shady Grove. Sunday School and B Y P U services urged. Dee Willoughby of Atla visited his parents, Father Ragland visited Ray Stone, and Ott Brecheen visited Louis Mahoney plus Mrs Baker and two children.
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Ewes
Clyde
Abloso
Ruth West
East Central
Jess Jones
Will Jones
Jim
Ted Sears
Holdenville
Jim Phelps
Christine and
Lafern
Treas
James Royce
DeQueen
Ark
Phelps
Edwards
Joe Harold Beach
Milburn
Clyde Sales Jr
Sunny
J.C. Russell
Russell
Dave Newby
McLoud
Clyde Sales
Kermit, Texas
Opal Deli Taylor
Lovelady
Sim Blackburn
J. R
Revival and social visits mark Owl Creek assembly
Rev Joe Laffoon and family attended a Stonewall fellowship meeting with Rev Miss Fredona Ammeon and Miss Francis Vanbrunt from WeWoka leading revival and children’s work. The gathering included the Thomson quartet, local visitors from Ada Heavener McAlester and Conway, plus updates on Mayo Rose’s gradual recovery and several Sunday visits among neighbors.
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Joe Laffoon
Stonewall
Fredona Ammeon
Francis Vanbrunt
Wewoka
Miss Ammeon
Miss Vanbrunt
Thompson
W. Beckett
Greenhall
McAlester
Mayo Rose
Jack Scott
Reece
Heavener
Keebal Sliger
Mildred Thompson
Henry Odom
Bill Hall
Ada
Ode Deaton
Conway
Andrew Sl
Thirty Years in the Sky How the Army Wings Grew
An article traces three decades of U S Army aviation from a single plane squadron to a force of about five thousand five hundred aircraft. It outlines organizational growth, milestones, key leaders, and evolving missions across war and peace times.
Army Air Power Then and Now 1909 to 1940s
Secretary of War article surveys 30 years of military aviation progress from the 1909 test airplane to modern high speed aircraft with long range. It notes key milestones, including growth after World War I, signaling a pivotal shift in defense strategy and the Aug 2, 1909 Wright plane purchase. It cites General Allen on aerial navigation expanding national vulnerability. Betty Courtney is also mentioned in a brief aside.
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Washington
Army
Wright Brothers
Aeronautical Division
Signal Corps
Allen
Keys to security Panama and hawat
Paramount in our national defense is protecting the Panama Canal and Pearl Harbor. Alaska is vital but less critical than the Canal Zone for access to Pacific and Atlantic fleets. The air force extends the defense, requiring bases and ground forces to repel threats, with anti aircraft artillery and mobile units, plus aircraft repair facilities. Next: U S Tanks to the future with aviation training.
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Panama Canal
Pearl Harbor Navy
Hawaii
Alaska
Canal Zone
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Army
Air Corps
Panama
Puerto Rico
Air Force
U. S
Community Roll of Sunday Visiting in Rocky Chapel
Rocky Chapel residents and neighbors enjoyed a well attended Sunday gathering with multiple families visiting one another. Frequent visits included McCurtain, Bryant, Patterson, Wyche, Falter, Wrehe and Sherrel households in Rocky Chapel and nearby Lalla Fittstown Latta and Frisco areas during the weekend and midweek.
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B.C. McCurtain
Kiamieni Mountains
Jasper Bryant
Tuvelo
Edd Patterson
Rocky Chapel
Frank Scott
Dee Wyche
Marjorie Lee Falter
Othele Miles
Lalla
Juan
Juanita
LaRuth Wyche
Sidney Thompson
Frisco
JE Smith
Juanita Wyche
Laura Wyche
Fittstown
Prison term named for Chanute bank holdup
John Thornburg, 26, pleaded guilty to the First National Bank heist in Chanute Kansas on March 27. He faces thirty five years in prison as punishment for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kas
John Thornburg
First National Bank
Chanute
Lending Bill Contained Huge Loan Authorizations
Washington dispatch reports that despite the house killing the lending bill, Congress had already authorized at least 900 million dollars for agencies involved in the program. The piece details existing authorizations, proposed increases, and how the bill would have altered lending by RFC and other federal bodies, including municipal public works loans and housing and export-import facilities.
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Congress
Washington
House
Federa
RFC
Public Works Loan
Municipal Public Works
Public Works Administration
Harrington Maintains Pause on WPA Dismissals
Washington Aug 29 WPA Commissioner Harrington said he would let stand the July 29 order suspending automatic dismissals of long-time WPA workers for now. About 650,000 workers who have been on WPA for 18 consecutive months or more are affected. House action on the leading relief bill ended further moves this session to change dismissal rules. Harrington has until Sept 1 to lift the abeyance and direct state admins to proceed with terminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CFL
WPA
Harrington
House
Herrington
Senate
Old Boat Found Near Ipswich Believed Funeral Ship
Archaeologists near Ipswich unearthed rotted remains of a boat thought to be the funeral ship of a British king Tut style figure. They suspect it could mark the tomb of Raewald, a member of the East Angles, who died around 620.
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London
Tut
Ipswich
Sutfol
Raewald
Worth His Time in Atlanta Auction Finds Hidden Bonds
W. H. Wilson, who attended a railroad auction of unclaimed baggage, bid four dollars on a trunk whose contents were unseen. Inside the trunk he found bonds and securities he valued at over 1,000 dollars, a discovery made while running his lunch stand business in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
W. H. Wilson
Wilson
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