Guardianship Sale hearing set for minors Payne in Ada
RF Johnson guardian seeks sale of real estate of Catherine Virginia Payne and Consuelo Payne. Hearing ordered for January 20, 1912 at 11 AM. Next of kin and interested parties must appear and show cause. Publication ordered in Ada News for four weeks. County Judge Conway O Barton presiding. Dated December 22, 1911.
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Catherine Virginia Payne
Consuelo Payne
RF. Johnson
Ada News
Ada
Oklahoma
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Pontotoc County
Public notice from J. C. Walker administrator of T. C. Walker estate of Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces private sale to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation. sale includes described portions of the southeast and southwest quarters of sections 3 and 4 township 2 north range 7 east and surrounding parcels. bids must be written and delivered to Ada Oklahoma office. sale occurs after January 19 1912 at 10 am.
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T. C. Walker
County of
Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
A. D
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Okla
J. F. McKeel
Ada
J. C. Walker
Jesse A. Walker
Cou
iAda
N. W
S. W
S. E
N.W
Meridian
C. M. Long
Vaness
John W.W. Beard
Cattle Cars Shipped From Roit Oklahoma
J R Jeffress of Graham Texas shipped seven cars of steers to St Louis Aubry Cobb sent a mixed car to Oklahoma City G W Armstrong of Fort Worth shipped four cars of black polled steers and two of red pulled steers Five cars went to Kansas City and one to Oklahoma City Two thousand head of steers have been fattened in Roft vicinity this season and are now being marketed Six other cars were shipped at the same time by various shippers.
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Aubry Cobb
Oklahoma City
G. W. Armstrong
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Sale of Allen J Spangler guardianship real estate
Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma states a private sale of the incompetent Allen J Spangler estate will occur after January 6, 1912, at 106 A Street Ada Oklahoma. The sale includes Lots 27 and 28 in block unspecified in Ada with cash in hand, subject to court confirmation.
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Allen J. Spangler
County of Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Allen J. Spang
Caid
Suage
Pontotoc County
Ada
Okla
Allen J. Spangi
County Assessor Plans Personal Review of All Assessments
The county assessor declares he will perform the entire assessment work himself as far as possible to ensure uniform results and greater satisfaction than relying on deputies.
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Heard
Ada to Organize Humane Society Proposed
A Humane Society may be formed in Ada. The move aims to prevent animal abuse and teach humanitarian principles to the youth, with encouragement to proceed at once.
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Humane Society
Ada
Humane Societies
Brant Kirk to Speak at Baptist Church on Lee
Preparations for a Friday evening meeting with Gen. Brant Kirk delivering a talk on the life and services of Gen. R. E. Lee at the Baptist church. Veterans and the Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy show strong support for the 7:30 PM event.
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Brant Kirk
THE
Baptist Church
R. E. Lee
Pontotoc County Singers Plan January Meeting
A note from Pontotoc County urges all singers and music lovers to attend the Pecans Grove class convention on the 27th and 28th of this month. The president appeals for renewed energy and cooperation, asking attendees to bring another participant and help push the music cause.
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Pontotoc County
May Change Date of Inauguration
The house judiciary committee reported favorably the Henry resolution to move presidential inauguration from March 4 to the last Thursday in April and to shift congressional terms to begin the second Tuesday in January. Effective dates would be April 1917 and January 1918, with annual Congress convening in January. Biennial elections would stay in November except Oregon in June and Maine in September. Several Democrats reserved right to amend on the floor.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Henry
Oregon
Maine Viermont
Oklahoma Farmer praised as top agricultural paper
R Egbert of the Oklahoma Farmer meets with strong support in town, praising the publication. The paper is described as young yet vigorous and the best agricultural newspaper in the state, deserving public backing.
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R. Egbert
Oklahoma Farmer
Omer Benedict
Farmer
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Wilson Club Forms To Support Wilson
Oklahoma City reports the Oklahoma State Wilson club organized Saturday to back Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic presidential nomination. George S. Bowman chairs. vice president is Wm. H. Murray. J. W. Sorrells serves as secretary. Oklahoma City chosen as state HQ with plans to invite Wilson to speak February 1.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Wilson Club
Wodrow Wilson
New Jersey
George S. Bowman
Kingfisher
Wm. H. Murray
Tishomingo
J. W. Sorrells
State School Land Department
Gov. Wilson
Young Men’s Christian Association
Direct Election Plan Stalls as Conferees Weigh Bacon Bristow Amendments
Washington Jan 16 House and Senate conferees failed to accept a compromise on direct election of U S Senators. Aimed at keeping federal control out, the Bacon amendment would trigger federal action if states fail to provide direct elections. Final adoption hinges on a two thirds vote amid misgivings about Bristow amendment effects.
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Senate
Congress
House
United States
Bristow
Passing Joke About Newspaper Passes On Missouri Pacific
Luther Sullins recalls a farmer’s quip about newspaper work and passes on the Missouri Pacific line. A conductor asks how much type a good man can set up in a day and the farmer replies about a quart, in a tale from Henryetta Standard.
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Luther Sullins
J. W. Sullins
Russellville
Bill Phelps
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Jefferson City
Mass Meeting Supports Carter Bill On Land Sale
A large crowd in McAlester Oklahoma gathered January 15 to back the Carter bill to permit immediate sale of surface lands on the Choctaw and Chickasaw holdings. The bill, having passed the house, is to be considered in the Senate with Senator Owen expected to substitute it for his measure. Committees were formed and funds raised to urge senators to support passage.
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McAlester
Senate
House
Owen
Williams and Kirk to Speak At City Hall Meeting
Williams and Kirk appear Saturday evening at the city hall to discuss Champ’s presidential candidacy. The Clark club hosts a party welcoming all political views for the democratic nomination talk. The program begins at 7 30 with an audience invited to hear influential speakers.
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Totocepe
Champ
Clark Club
Harry Parks Offers City Hall Auditorium for Sale
Harry Parks proposes to sell the city hall auditorium outfit for 385 dollars, claiming total setup costs exceed 700 dollars. He notes public seating and stage work would require additional funds even if customers buy now. Galloway Lewis and H. Collier arrived from Franks today.
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City Hall
Harry Parks
Signing booze bill in Pot County
Shawnee Oklahoma January 16 Most local option petitions have been signed and sent to N M Pell in charge of signers. Three thousand five hundred signatures received in the county with an expected close to four thousand. Petitions to be filed with the attorney general and Secretary of State in Oklahoma City on January 6. Election timing unclear.
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Shawnee, Ok
N. M. Pell
Secretary of State
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Agricultural Lecture Train Ready for Katy Tour
A special agriculture lecture train is planned to tour the Katy lines in Oklahoma from Arcadia on January 24 to February 2. Lectures will visit Arcadia Cushing Vinita Ada Maud and other towns with reduced farmer rates and livestock coaches. The Agricultural Experiment Station and U S Department of Agriculture will provide free bulletins for distribution on farm topics.
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Stillwater
Okla
ANJ
Sorial Agriculture
Itas
Katy
Oklahoma
Arcadia
Cushing
Viale Hallett
Jennings
Hominy
Brokem Arrow
Wagoner
Pryor
Vinita
Geecotah
Crowder
Kiowa
Atoka
Derant
Coaligate
Stonewall
Konzesa
Ada
Maud
Tome
Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Folk urged to bow out for Champ Clark in Missouri
The Missouri Democratic convention backed Champ Clark while Joe Folk lags in support. Folk has little chance of a national delegate tally without the Missouri delegation’s backing and is urged to step aside for Clark to run.
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Missouri
Joe Folk
Champ Clark
Folk
Chansp
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Frank Jackson
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Lieuallen & Selitice
R. L. Walker
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District of Oklahoma
Pontotec County
W. G. Richardson
Bell Richardson
B. C. King
Jan. LS
Roit
Roff, Okla
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Hidne
Senate Kidney Cure
Pontotog CO
Wilson
Carter Bill
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