Oklahoma guardians seek sale of wards real estate in 1913 hearing
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the guardianship of Patsie Hawkins Louie Hawkins Nancy Hawkins Tommie Greenwood and Henry Davis petitions to sell ward real estate. The hearing set for August 3 1913 at 9 AM requires next of kin and interested parties to appear and show cause. Notices published in Ada Weekly News and posted in three public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsie Hawkins
Louie Hawkins
Nicy Hawkins
Tommie Greenwood
Henry Davis
James H. D. Whitson
Ada Weekly News
Ada Oklahoma
Said
Court House
Said County
I. M
King County
Morris Stick
A. N. Davis
Guardian
A.N. Davis
Ward
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
I. M. King
Wilson Perry
A. H. Constant
C.F. Green
Atty. I. M. King
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Guardian of Simon Johnson a minor offers private sale of the S half of the N half of the NW quarter section 9 township 3 north range 8 east Pontotoc County Oklahoma to best bidder after court confirmation. Sale August 8 1913 Ada Oklahoma at 10 am with cash terms. Bids in writing to county court or guardian at Merchants and Planters Bank Ada. First pub July 17.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
Simon Johnson
County of Pontotoc
State of
Merchants and Planters Bank
Nassau Bank in Weisbaden Demonstrates German Co‑op Model
The American Commission views Nassau District Mortgage Credit Bank as a government backed co‑operative model. It lends on first mortgages up to 50 percent of land value, issues land bonds to small investors, and uses bond revenues to fund farmer loans with a state guarantee and low interest.
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Commission
Weisbaden
Nassau
Europe
Grand Duchy of
Prussia
Nassau Bank
Jo Seumuiuiod
Court of Registration
Germay
Land Bank
Estate of C H Raney in County Court proceeding
In the matter of the estate of C H Raney deceased, Mary Raney appears in county court as part of the probate action. The filing outlines administration steps and potential hearings regarding the estate in Oklahoma.
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Pontotoc County
Said
C. H. Raney
Mary Raney
Jotec County
Oklahoma Cotton Crop Above the Average
The July 25 cotton condition in the United States stands at 79.6 percent of normal, down from 81.8 percent on June 25, 1913. Oklahoma shows 81 percent condition, with planted area about 35.6 million acres, 2.6 percent more than last year, and 107 percent of last year’s acreage.
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Oklahoma
Washington
United States
Crop Reporting Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Cash for Mining Timber Delivered at Any Station
Advertisement states cash for mining timber delivered at any switch on the 0C line. W P Shaws warns buyers to beware of the ad and its phrasing.
Oklahoma's 1913 Prosperity Foreseen By Governor Cruce
Oklahoma will attract more crop money than ever in 1913 and see 100 million dollars from oil. The state spans the cotton belt with rising corn and kafir crops, while asphalt, gas, coal, and forestry support growth. Governor Cruce cites 152 life companies and 15 million in business, praising life insurance as a boon to mankind.
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Oklahoma
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cruce
Hodges
Kansas
Major
Missouri
Kansas City Life Company
Brotherhood of Man
The Sun Dance and Its Meaning to Native Tribes
E. A. MacMillan reflects on the Sun Dance as a central yearly rite for Pawnees Kiowas Arapahoes Cheyennes Poncas Creeks and Utes highlighting its communal bonds rituals secrecy and religious significance. He notes its decline under missionary influence and states the last public Oklahoma Sun Dance occurred in 1910 amid whiskey contamination and renewed Indian opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
E. A. Macmillan
Resigns Gilliland to Enter Law Career at Ada Normal
Prof Gilliland resigns after three years heading mathematics at East Central Normal Durant. He will take office under J. T. McIntosh and pursue law, planning to practice after receiving a certificate. He and Mrs Gilliland depart for September 1 relocation as citizens of Durant. Dr Simmons Liver Medicine advert follows.
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Gilliland
Tupelo Townsite Sold Off Under Sheriff Foreclosure
Lots composing the original Tupelo townsite were sold by the sheriff under a foreclosure order last Monday with P A Norris as the winning bidder at 5000 dollars. Arrangements may grant deeds to prior purchasers at nominal cost to straighten titles, a move expected to benefit the town’s real estate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
PA. Norris
Coalgate
Two Governors Plan Missouri Roadwork Visit
Governor Hodges of Kansas will visit Governor Major of Missouri in Jefferson City August 20 and 21 to learn roadmaking. Major will drive a steam tractor while Hodges expects to wield a shovel in this unprecedented Kansas Missouri executive visit.
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Hodges
Kansas
Major
Missouri
Jefferson City
Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid Promises Fresh Bath Purifier
Advert suggests using Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid in the tub to purge body odor and refresh the skin. A large bottle is offered at 50 cents, sold by Gwin Mays Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Simmon
Gwin Mays Drug Co
Darby
Charged Admissions to Court Sessions in Texas
A Waxahachie justice of the peace faced a crowded court room as attendees paid admission to hear the proceedings. He rented the opera house to accommodate the crowd and charged each spectator, a move described as unusual and potentially precedent setting in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Brownwood
Tex
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State of Oklahoma
Fred F. Brydin
of Pontotoc
Lieuallen & Schulte
DUROC
Jersey
Allison Kruger
Robert WF. Wilborn
Oakman
Okla
Germany
American Commission On Agricultur
Heidelberg
Okepepear Tabatete
Tate
Lage
Haber’s Sanitary Grod
Polinio
Duray
Tupelo Townsite Sells
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