Guardianship Real Estate Sale Hearings in Pontotoc County
Legal notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma outline hearings for guardianship estates Mor Stick and Wilson Perry minor wards. Petitions seek sale of real estate to satisfy needs, with hearings set for August 23 1913 and August 27 1913. Notices require kin and interested parties to appear, with publication in Ada Weekly News and personal service where required.
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Mor Stick
A. N. Davis
Morris Stick
Said- Ward
Petih
Pontotoc County
Court House
Oklahoma
Ada Weekly News
Ada
I. M. King
State of Oklahoma
Wilson Perry
A. H. Constant
Ward
C. F. Green
Atty. I. M. King
Forbidden Passion by the Brook on the Golf Course
A man and a woman share a tense indiscreet moment by a sunny brook as a child comforts the woman and reveals a deeper moral conflict. The man contemplates an elopement and leaves, while the woman watches the sunset and prays softly, the scene ending in a reflective, hushed night.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of C H Raney
Notice to creditors to present claims against C H Raney deceased. Administratrix Mary Raney directs claims with vouchers to Lieuallen & Schulte in Ada Oklahoma within four months of July 18, 1913, or be barred. First publication July 24.
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C. H H. Raney
Lieuallen & Schulte
Ada Oklahoma
Mary Raney
Time for Hearing Petition for Specific Performance of Real Estate Contract
No 1217 order appoints time for hearing on a petition in Pontotoc County in the estate of C H Raney deceased. Mary Raney administratrix is named. T W Oliver seeks conveyance of real estate under a contract with the decedent. The petition seeks execution of conveyance to the petitioner.
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Pontotoc County
Said
C. H. Raney
Mary Raney
Oliver
Goodale
Sida
Marcus Aurelius on anger and manliness
The passage argues anger offends manliness and that gentleness shows true strength. It asserts freedom from passion makes the mind stronger and closer to noble conduct.
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Marcus Aurelius
Gauls First to Shoe Horses in Ancient Times
Historians cite Gauls as the first to apply artificial protection to hooves before Christ. The practice reached England with William the Conqueror, who lived 1027 to 1087, according to the Horseshoer’s Journal.
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England
William the Conqueror
Heaven Odds Stirred by Quarrel in Parlor
Mrs Henpeck claims equal chance of heaven while her husband retorts he will arrive first. The exchange reveals a playful domestic dispute about afterlife.
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Mrs. Henpeck
Oil Treatment Keeps Linoleum Floors Clean
A guide advises using any kind of oil in washing water to restore worn linoleum. The method reduces labor by limiting washings to once a week and also helps keep dust down.
This, gentlemen, is the bowl room at the nursery
Mr. McCorkle guides visitors through a house tour and pauses at the nursery to announce the bowl room in a quaint title.
Thermometer Records Hottest Day Yet This Year
Local weather observer H P Sugg notes Thursday as the year’s hottest day to date, with the thermometer climbing to 105 degrees, one degree above previous highs. Duroc Jersey pigs for sale list sire Allison Kruger and dam Wonder Queen with catalog numbers. Robert F Wilborn of Oakman Oklahoma advertises pigs for sale.
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H. P. Sugg
DUROC
Jersey
Allison Kruger
Henryetta Council After Mayor's Scalp
Five aldermen sign a letter seeking the resignation of Mayor Martaef, prompting conflict at a regular council meeting in Henryetta Ohio. The mayor refuses to step down and the council may pursue further action via district authorities.
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Henryetta
Ohio
Martaefused
Malonit
Oklahoma Tax Roll Faces Higher Levy Forecast
Oklahoma City on August 11 reports the state may raise property valuations to cover nearly 4 million dollars in legislature appropriations plus delinquent taxes. The State Board of Equalization reduced values about 19 percent from 1912, with Oklahoma County hit hardest, and Delaware County still awaiting figures. Officials warn a boost or deep deficits in the first year’s operations.
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Oklahoma’ City
Oklahoma
State Board of Equalization
Delaware
Satte
Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Praise
When a man suffers days with bowel complaints and is cured by one or two doses, enthusiasm follows. A severe attack is praised as life saving. Try it when needed. It never fails. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Constipation Remedy Ad Highlights Health Claims
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's tablets as a solution to constipation and related ailments. It urges regular bowel movements to prevent diseases and notes availability through all dealers.
Bayless-Tanner Marriage in Ada Pairs Lassie Tanner with D Bayless
Miss Lassie Marinet and Mr D Bayless wed at 3 pm at the Tanner home in Ada with Rev. C L Brooks officiating. The couple plan a short trip to Missouri before returning to live in Roff. The bride, a noted teacher and Daughters of the Confederacy leader, is praised for charm and service. The groom, formerly of Stratford, runs a prospering venture after banking work. The item ends with hints of crop prospect theories and a Pontotoc county farmer challenge.
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A.D.’ Tanner
Ada
Miss Tanner
Oklahoma
Macon
Chattanooga
Stratford
Bayless
Ada Postmaster Winn Wins Corn Crown with White Hichory
Postmaster U G Winn of Ada showed corn samples that won him the Pontotoc county championship. He grew forty acres in Sandy bottom three miles northwest of Ada with yields near seventy five bushels per acre despite drought. The White Hichory variety, first prize at the State fair last year, produced two good ears on nearly every stalk.
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U. G. Winn
Ada
Pontotoc County
Fragmented Reflections on Race and Education
A 19th century tone reflects on character in a race and national pledge. A school scene shows Hester in her first year answering a spelling question by saying the same spelling as yesterday, illustrating memory and repetition.
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Hester
Achuol
Legion
Largest cattle shipment planned to reach New Orleans port
Arrangements are under way for a record cattle shipment to New Orleans from Tampico. The first load of about 95,000 head will dock tomorrow, with British interests involved and Mexican owners including Terrazas and Enrique C. sending cattle as insurrection pressures continue. About 31 hundred stock cars will be needed for the move.
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Elsan
New Orleans
Tampico
Mexico
Geri
Luis’ Terrazas
Enrique C
Frisco Time Changes Prompt Train Schedule Shuffle
New timetable to adjust Friscoz service includes removal of the Pollywog route from the early morning line to Okmtlgée. North bound morning arrival moves to 10 01 and afternoon to 4 13, with southbound morning at 11 30 and afternoon at 5 33, altering daily rail times.
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Okmtlgée
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Tad Court
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Peppers
Ilia Makepeace Thackeray
Drea Dt
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New
John
Dean Stine
State of
Poe & Ter
Tanner
Weicwil
Hpi
Winn
Enifel & Peis Nal
AL. G. Barnes
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F. W. Robertson
Tommy
Ena
Uestia
Merrill
Mr. Merrill
Konawa
Eadere
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