Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Pontotoc County Sheriff will sell at 2:00 p m on August 24 1925 at the north front entrance to the Pontotoc County Court House Ada Oklahoma the described lands comprising 100 acres in Section 16 Town 4 North Range East of the Indian Base and Meridian to satisfy a 1924 District Court judgment in favor of Commerce Trust Company against R P Ford Sallie Ford and W L McWilliams with $827 39 plus interest and $50 attorney fee and costs and foreclosure of mortgage of $2800 90 subject to a prior mortgage. Also listed are separate executions for additional respondents with multiple parcels in Allen Oklahoma to satisfy various judgments including Shawnee National Bank Calvin National Bank and State Banking Board. Sheriff W B Walker undersheriff P H Deal attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County Court House
West 12Th Street
Ada
Oklahoma
Towit
Range
Indian Base
Meridian
Pontotoc County
District Court
Commerce Trust Company
R. P. Ford
State Banking Board
W. T. Brewer
Shawnee National Bank
Calvin National Bank
M. E. Brewer
County Court House
Allen
F. W. Mohrbacher
Land sale notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma court
In Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma Carey Lombard Young & Co. plaintiff seeks foreclosure of a material man's lien on NE and SE quarter of NE quarter of NW quarter section 16 3N 4E. Sheriff Walker will auction the property September 8 1925 at 2 pm at Ada court house to satisfy a 1925 judgment of 1033.88 plus 50 attorney fees and accruing costs with 10 percent interest from 1922 and subject to unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Carey, Lombard, Young & Co
J. H. Mullins
Laura E. Mullins
Exchange Trust Co
Harry J. Thompson
Oklahoma Lubricating Oil Company
S. P. Smith
H. S. Clarke
District Court
Carey,Lombard, Young & Company
Oklahoma
Court House
West 12Th Street
Ada
Costa
Notice of Sheriff Foreclosure Sale in Oklahoma
Notice states sale of real estate under a sheriff’s foreclosure in Pusuance county Oklahoma issued July 23 1926. It names F W as party to the order and sets terms and conditions for the auction.
Notice of Sale of Lands Under Execution No 7277
Sheriff W B Walker of Pontotoc County Oklahoma publicizes sale of Joe Black by order of court. One half undivided interest in 40 acres located in section 14 township 3 north range 5 east Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment of $44.09 plus $7.35 costs with interest. appraisal set at $440 two thirds of value required. sale September 15 1925 at 2 PM at north front entrance Pontotoc County Courthouse subject to first mortgage of $160 and unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
C. Dh. Rives
Joe Black
Joseph Anderson
Justice of the Peace
Popototoe County
County Court House
West 12Th Street
Ada
W. B. Walker
McKeown & Green
Foreclosure Sale of Pontotoc County Real Estate
A foreclosure sale in Pon totoc County Oklahoma on September 1 1925 at 2 pm offers the surface rights of the South Half of Northwest Quarter and North Half of Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter Section 19 Township 3 North Range 7 East, Ada. If the surface value fails to cover the judgment the full property including mineral rights will be offered. The sale is subject to a $1500 first mortgage and unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court House
West 12Th Street
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
W. B. Walker
P. H. Dpawl
McKeown and Green
Notice of Sale of Lands by Sheriff Foreclosure No 6659
Pursuant to an order of sale issued August 10 1925 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Fidelity Land Credit Co vs Sarah Ella Cunningham et al the sheriff commands sale without appraisement of the southwest quarter section 6 township 4 north range 4 east to satisfy a February 2 1925 foreclosure judgment of 157.50 plus 10 percent interest from that date 50 attorney fee 29.60 costs and accruing costs. The sale is September 15 1925 at 2 pm at the north front entrance of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Highest bidder to pay cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Fidelity Land Credit Co
Sarah Ella Cunningham
County Court House
West 12Th Street
Ada Pontotoc County
Alex McNaughton
Tina McNutt
Towit
Township 3
Range 8
W. B. Walker
McKeown & Green
C. M. Cade
A. J. Fluke
Dee Tucker
Stella Tucker
Ada
Pontotoe County
Notice of Sheriff Foreclosure Sale in Pontotoc County
Foreclosure sale of described land in Ada Oklahoma under two judgments. Sheriff to sell at public auction at 2 pm on a specified August 1925 date for cash to satisfy $1,009.95 plus interest and costs and another case for $459.48 plus interest and costs. Sale subject to first mortgage lien and unpaid taxes.
Foreclosure Suit Targets Oklahoma Real Estate in Pontotoc
The District Court of Pontotoc County hears Winfred E. Hale as plaintiff in a mortgage foreclosure case against Wilber State Bank Wilber Neb Industrial Savings Bank of Flint Michigan and the unknown heirs executors and others. The action seeks to foreclose a $3000 loan on extensive land in Section 19 Township 2 North Range 5 East including multiple tracts and quarters. Defendants must answer by September 22 1925 or a judgment will be entered. Witness dated 4th day of L. Be Franklin Court Clerk Pontotoc County Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Lnontotoe County
R. N. Ethridge
Gussie Ethridge
L. E. Franklin
Pontotoc County
County of Pontotoc
Winfred E. Hale
Lawson A. Lynn
Wilber State Bank
Wilber
Neb
Industrial Savings Bank of
Flint
Michigan
H. H. Knotts
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of F. J. Phillips
In Les Pontotoc County Indiana the County Court in Ada Oklahoma issues a notice to creditors for the estate of F. J. Phillips deceased. Jno A Smith administrator requires all claims with vouchers presented within four months or they will be barred. August 4 1925. Attorney McKeown Green for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Pontotoc County
F. J. Phillips
Jno
MO. A. Smith
McKeown & Green
NEW BOOZE GATES ON FEDERAL DOCKET
Commissioner Howard West of the federal court reports active August activity. Sid Chandler bound over on 1000 for furnishing liquor. Bill Watson jailed on dealing booze then on transporting bond set at 7500. F M Snyder bound over 2500 after federal raid netted 116 gallons of illegal liquor and a still. Bondsmen: W Duncan and C M Rennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard West
Federal Court
Sid Chandler
Bill Watson
F. F. Brydin
George Houser
Bill
F. M. Snyder
W. Duncan
C. M. Rennie
Hickory
Wisconsin Regents Refuse Rockefeller Gifts
The University of Wisconsin board of regents adopted a 9 to 6 resolution to refuse future donations from Rockefeller organizations including the General Education Board. The measure is not retroactive, so $12,000 already received from the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research will be accepted, but future gifts will be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Daniel Grady
Portage
General Education Board
Rockefeller
Grady
Rockefeller Institution
Medical Research
Farmer Invents New Harvester in Lebanon Ind
John Herr, a local farmer near Lebanon Indiana, developed a machine that harvests hulls and cleans clover seed while the crop remains in the field. Demonstrated to U.S. Department of Agriculture officials, the device is claimed to be the best for clover harvesting and will be marketed for farmer ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ind
John Herr
United States Department of Agriculture
Herr
Hasn't Missed Sunday School in 36 Years in Texas
Van Alstyne, Texas. J. B. Steward, a Baptist layman near Van Alstyne, says he has not missed attending Sunday school in more than thirty six years. He twice attends Sunday school each Sunday and has taught a class most of that time. His family has stayed free from illness enough to attend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Alstyne
Texas
J. B. Steward
Tulsa Negro Business Men's Convention Planned for August
Plans are virtually complete for a three day Tulsa convention August 19 to 21 for negro business men from across the United States. A tour of oil fields is planned with daily games by the American Giants of Chicago and the Kansas City Monarchs, plus a Tulsa band and church chorus for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
United States
American Giants
Chicago
Kansas City Monarchs
National Negro Baseball League
Tulsa Negro
Fifteen Thousand Bakers Employed in New York City
A historic note reports that fifteen thousand bakers are employed in New York City, highlighting the city’s large bakery workforce and the bread industry's scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
State loans reach new July peak for Oklahoma land department
Oklahoma City August 12 A new peak in the state school land department loan business was set in July with 536 345 placed in new loans and renewals announced by W A Durant secretary of the school and commission The prior monthly high was 496 000 Renewals count as new transactions The rise is linked to an extra title examiner funded by the Tenth Legislature State money can be loaned as fast as titles are examined Durant cites 5 percent interest as a low rate and part loan prepayment options Fortified by 750 000 unplaced funds the division continues to process applications promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State School Land Department
W. A. Durant
Schooland Commissioni
Durant
Commission
Take Care of That Picture Frame It Properly
A concise professional column advises securing a photograph with appropriate framing and display choices. It emphasizes selecting borders mats and lighting that enhance the image while protecting its value and presentation.
Farmers Union Directory County groups meet monthly
Farmers Union directory lists local unions meeting at Ada court house on second and fourth Saturdays at 1 p.m. W A Peck is president and T F Beller secretary. Rocky Chapel Local meets second and fourth Thursdays. Knox Local meets first and third Fridays at 7 30 p.m. Parish Chapel Local meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Wilson Local meets second and fourth Wednesdays.
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Farmers Union Directory County Union
Court House
Ada
W. A. Peck
T. F. Beller
Rocky Chapel
Knox
Parish Chapel
Wilson
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Gloria Iswansow
P. H. Deal
Hatchett and Patterson
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F. W
Clement Mortgage Company A Corporation
Thomas Purler
L. BE. Franklin
Oklahama
Ianquila
Clint Miers
Tuttle
Santa
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Rc. A
L. G. Brannon
Norris-Haney
Byron Norrell
Conway
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East Main Street
Highway
Weil
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S. M. Magnuson
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