District Court notices and land sale actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notices detail partition and sale of estates and property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Sheriff sales advertise auctions for land in sections and townships, with appraised values, dates, and terms, naming defendants and plaintiffs in foreclosure and quiet title actions.
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Pontetod County
State of Oklahomes
Fred Bowles
Ape
Pininulf
Ella Halchron
Adan
Oklahoma
Clyie Raiser
Shecitt
Tomwayne Gaunty
Pryor
Wallace
Salk
Oklarkeed
Okla
Péntorce
State of Oklahoma
Nowak
Seenion
Allon
Ada
Ponlotwwe
Mars Brannigs
MeSpadden
Marete Stab Inddert
C. M. Mays Lumber Company
Elgie Jams
Lizzie Anderson
Collowink
Eatake
Pentetne
Morteage
Prudential Insurance Companys
Af A
At Corporation
Kari Kranniz
Mery Krannis
Wis
Sherife
Okhhor
Isys
Cage
Fare Sone Lambert
Karl So
STATO
State Highway Commission
Okiniern
Okbroo
Glennhomna
Slare
Fernoy
Agid
Nistiner
STS
Besinnine
Mate Pilicgtion
TA Crawford
Tontotne
Rourk
Haldera
Sui Povwnty
Fciere
Revson
Gnch Public Highaway
Adel
Renowa
Sid Taner
Polish Soldier Killed by Frontier Guards in Danzig
A Polish soldier was killed by frontier guards at the Danzig border. The incident occurred on August 2 as tensions at the frontier escalated between Polish forces and local guards. Details remain sparse, with authorities investigating the clash and potential casualties.
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Aleksander Rozanovske
Danzig
Germany
Poland
Rozanovske
Change From Dust To Pond Bowl
Beaver county agent Walter Schnelle urges renaming from dust bowl to pond bowl after touring 200 miles with 300 ranchers. He cites grazing limits reducing dust storms and pond building as vital for minor irrigation and livestock. Visitors rode at Barbey & Sons ranch, among state’s largest farm ponds. donors say farmers back the program despite wheat risks.
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Beaver
Walter Schnelle
Beaver County
Dust Bowl
Towl
Schnelle
Barbey and Sons
Oklahoma Panhandle
Engineer Blamed, He Blames Brakes in Denver Train Crash
A coroner's jury blamed locomotive engineer William W Meade for a fatal collision between the Denver and Rio Grande West scenic limited and a Santa Fe Navajo train in South Denver. The crash killed two men and injured fifty three. Meade said faulty air brakes caused the crash after attempting three braking attempts. he escaped the cab before impact. No criminal charges will be filed.
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Denver
UPI
William W.i .Meade
Denver and Rio Grande
William Doyle
Striking Dairymen Dump Milk Across New York State
Striking dairy farmers report dumping hundreds of gallons of milk as a union boycott for higher prices continues. Violence reported at Mt. Upton and Buskirk with pickets, halted trucks, and dairy losses. Arrests noted after a melee in Hubbardsville as milk was dumped and tensions rise. Oklahoma crops show improvement after rains with plowing nearing completion and livestock in fair to good condition.
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Utica
New York
Dairy Farmers Union
Mt. Upton
N. Y
James Gray
Dairymen's League
Buskirk
Daniel Carhart
Madison County
Timoithy D. Thomas
Hubbardsville
Oklahoma City
Federal Weather’ Bureau
Oklahoma
Rural Halls Hill notes and church events reignite community
Sunday school and Bible class drew strong attendance as residents gathered at Halls Hill. Visitors from Tupelo and Ada joined locals like Doyle Nix and the Teels. A baby girl named Joan arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Nix on August Sth, with ongoing family and church activities.
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Halls Hill
Barbara Teel
Lavern Harmuf
Curtis Thomas
Loyd Jones
Loyce Reynolds
Jennie Teel
Mollie Reynolds
Jessie Currie
Irene Nix
Doyle Nix
Joan
Larnette Hamilton
Elorain
John H
Jed Rowe
Tupelo
Jim Rowe
Jessie
Joe
Luella Teel
Caldwell
Ada
Steedman Rev Jones Holds Sunday Revival at Red Oak
Revival services at Red Oak drew attendees as Rev Jones preached to fill his regular appointment. Local families from Ada plus Oktaha area visited, church activities included baptisms and seven conversions. The Owl Creek revival closed with 19 baptisms and seven church additions, marking a strong community turnout.
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Jones
Red ‘Oak
Bill Cunningham
Joe Smith
Ada
RE. Russell
Fred McCoy
Welectka Wednerray
Walton
Me. Kinney
Texas
Charley Hogiue
Owl Creek
Roy
Fredona Armesen
RS Francis Vandbrant
Laurah Resener
Marna
Ariz
H. T. Ladé
Joe. Laffoon
GR. Uncerwood
Ts. Laffoon
C. C Couch
C. M. Jackson
Lovensdy
Fulkerson
Veloise Fulkjergon
Henry Odom
And
Hobbs
Andrew Sliger
Ira Parker
Cecil
Callie Hatton
Brice Thompson
C.M. Stig
Lafern Scott
Central State Callegn
Orel Leslie
Analarka
Gentra Hatton
Tishonsin
Woalacy Laffoon
Verlie Sliger
In Memory of Mrs Callie Nickell
Obituary note for Mrs Callie Nickell who died July 7 at her San Jose home. She leaves a husband six sons and one daughter. The item recalls her Christian faith and offers a comforting message about meeting Jesus in heaven.
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Callie Nickell
San Jose
Calif
Aged German Refugees Seek Happiness in Eternity
An August Baltimore classified note from two aged German refugees to a son in the old country expresses belief in happiness together in eternity. The message speaks of pain, death, and a hopeful afterlife as they relinquish earthly suffering and await divine peace.
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Baltimore
The Forum on the New Deals and the Fourth Plan
An editorial recounts the New Deal from its farm labor and unemployment origins to Roosevelt's Hundred Days. It argues early regulation failed under deflation, and that pump-priming and later deficit spending aimed to spur investment. The piece warns of moving toward state capitalism as a permanent underpinning for private enterprise.
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Um Christian Science Monitor
America
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White House
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Washington
Capitol
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Semos May Lose Six Senate Seats
Senator Logan foresees possible Democratic losses of six Senate seats next year with a slim chance to defeat two Republicans. He cites Burke Nebraska, Chavez New Mexico, Donahey Ohio, Gerry Rhode Island, Guffey Pennsylvania, Maloney Connecticut as likely losses and notes a hard race in Indiana where Minton seeks reelection. He says Roosevelt has friends among the 33 retiring incumbents but expects the president to stay out of the campaigns.
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New Mexico
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Ohio
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Pennsylvania
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Connecticut
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