Ada Oklahoma election proclamation for gas franchise vote
The city of Ada Oklahoma calls a special election on August 20, 1988 to decide whether Southwest Natural Gas Corporation may erect and operate a gas distribution system for twenty five years, with a 10 percent franchise tax, including detailed polling places and officials. If approved, the measure grants rights to lay pipes and maintain infrastructure under streets and public ways.
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Oklahoma
Ada
Adm
Toanl
Southwest Natural Gas Compass
Atla
Ita
Ordinsyee No
Ollaoma
Court House
Claude Bobbitt
Tom Hane
Clarke
T. J. Chambleas
Frank Robinson
Jenna
Tns
J. W. Sadler
Eric
Ed Harrison
Git Reeves
Ad Lerlana Viceland
Sarah Monroe
Guy Thrash
Rages
Kitelens
F. C
G. A. Galbraith
Bettia Armatrad
Cairns Garage
Edgese TO
Culling
Oeree
Marjorie Braly
Nes
Ozella Water
Chuck
Rh, Crouch
Harry Wilburn
Tabet Randolps
Mike Shirley Worisanhiind
Pat Willard Schl
Jude
DB. Jones
Charles Drummond
AW. Shite
Doc Graves
Glenwood
FJ. Stafford
Oren Hughey
Mra
Raygad Alea
Cecil Likkage
Iitting
Sitges
SL Heard
T. Beerka
Kong Bowne
Hyder
Maria Goforth
Anid
County Election Board
Bill Crawford
Aegor
Albert Chamberlain
Ch Herk
Estate of Tony King to be sold in Okmulgee County
Notice of sale of real estate in Okmulgee County Oklahoma in the estate of Tony King deceased. Administratrix Pearl T Wins will offer the property for cash at public auction on September 3, 1988 at the county courthouse steps Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Sale subject to taxes liens and the court confirmation. Also includes foreclosure details and other notices from Sheriff and legal actions.
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Willan F. Harrison
Chickasaw
Oklahoma
William F. Harrison
Rats Tonteres County
Walliach I
Harrison
Séth Das
Jus
Ashn Ersteeter
County
Juser
Aumeriana
Oklahome
J.F. McKeel
Okmugee County
State of Oklahoma
Ton King
Okmutere
Tony Ales
Niu
Tansee
Uonteloe
Ownahp
North
Range & East
Contetec County
Oklahone
Townshi
Ranke
Eas
Wil
Fontetec County
Parker Harm
Sade
Copnty Court House
Okmulgee
Susur
Pearl T. Wins
Tom King
RL. Smith
Kennedy Bide
Titlea
Kia
Aéminiatratris
Notich
Abe
Sven
District Court
Tpontetoc
Qkahpinn
CF Vasls
Pantonne
Okiwoms
Norshweat
Nertt
Ranger& Saat
Tontatet
D. Hall
Fannin Hall
Arit
Cuardtian
Revering
Fereley
Nates
Bentember
Anid Judement
Sheriff
Pontotoc Tervant
Wadersheriff
Wing
Olsia
Attornay
Plataure
Board of Adyrition
Ada
Stite of
Board of Mdurits
Len
Board of Education
Honda
Ada Oklahoma election notice on bond issues and polls
A lengthy Ada Oklahoma notice announces an election to approve bonds for a sewage disposal plant storm sewer system and related facilities. It details Proposition 1 for 359,080.00 financing and Proposition 2 for right of way and sewer line, with polling locations Ward No 1 to 4, officials, and election timing. The proclamation authorized by Mayor Bill Crawford calls voters to decide by a set date, outlining tax levies, interest, and sinking fund plans.
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Ada
Pontotec County
State of Oklahoma
Lotz Zerean
Oklahams
Aise
Oklanoma
Board of Commissioners
Alto
Peeeby
Adm
Ada Purchage
State of
Oklahoma
Claeater AC
Ishatree and
Rennie Avenue
Oklakama
Anid Nity
Board of Conmissionera
Sxidder
Uji
Gilt Crawfott
Commission Ar of Public Justice and Safety
Albert Chamerrlain
Siontt
Girten
Ardele
T. Arellon II
Buberrtion Jit
Santen
Tartae
Serrn Weber
Volunwe
County Grande
Goure House
Mra
Chambleas and
Frank
Mattrass Factory
Haar
Alina
Men
Slide
Mrx J
We. Saderdra
Fd Harrison
Hayreaghan
Tudver
Beever
Adriana Vreeland
Clemient
Sarah Thrash
Watt WO
Monroe
Guy
Treci
Nody
Cual Galharlthy
South Rennie
Vaden
F. i
Harris
Praith
Precinet
Culling
Inéres
Warkling
A.dorin
Gerlle
Guellh Graves
Stafford
Gren
Hughe
Lon Caal
Nave
Sehnol
Pontotac
Poptetoe
Olabome
Wang O
Crarte
Olinkama
Honda
Adan
Okishone
Auld City
Shalihe
Isauleik Ferotindle Counen
Senate
Anid
Axclusites Lg
Tevy
cNeck
Ana
Rodde
Hecey Fae
Sertaby
Anid Oily
Melock A. M
Pracinst
County Court House
Jodses
Claude Bobbitt
Tom Hope
Clerkar Ti
Champless
Frank Robinson
Mattress Factory
Rust " Judgea
Johna
Slade
Mira
C. A. Gaibraith
Gertie Low Cook
Rik Weat Teh
H, Norgian
C EL Snot
Lucille Scalt
Doe
Graves
Glenweed School
Tadeen
FT. Stafford
Oren Hughes
Mr G& Ray
Ghd Balch Fulte
Dudgeas Wy Alexander
Reulob Lowe
Ross Sari
Willi
Previnet
Ae Dainhoma Ris
TudRea
J. WV. Cadwalder
Serkas
Jesse Reusa
Maria Goforth
County Man Board
Mt Anid
Ald
Gkinkoma
Shis
Lira
Bile Crawford
Public Justice and Safety
Brady Albert Chamberlain
Motion for Guardianship of Eddie Baird Highs
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1938 a petition asks the court to grant guardianship to Biddle Baird for Eddie Baird a minor. The filing seeks authority to conduct contracts and transactions as if Eddie were of age 468 ec. Filed by George A Baird as next friend.
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Wilahoma
Pontotoc
Biddle Baird
George A Baird
Pontotec County
State of Oklahoma
Eddie Baird
Filcha Baird
George ,& Laird
Ballot and polling details for Ada Oklahoma bond issue
The notice outlines a proposed bond issue of 70 400 00 to fund a storm sewer system and right of way improvements for Ada Oklahoma. It specifies voting options Yes or No with markings, election hall locations, polling places, and appointed judges and clerks across wards and precincts. The document records election hours from 1 A M to 7 P M and concludes with official signatures and city seal.
Youngsters Strike To Get Showers
In New York on August 17, 60 East Side children under 12 protested a two week heat wave by siting on Distreet and St Avenue demanding street showers. After a police warning they moved to a sidewalk and then adjourned as American Labor party workers said they would seek Mayor LaGuardia’s action to install showers.
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New
York
East Side
Dist Street
St Avenue
American Labor Party
LaGuardia
Marital Veteran Seeks Divorce
Sulphur Oklahoma Aug 17 Wiley Bearden a 96 year old Civil War veteran filed for divorce from his 67 year old bride of a week alleging incompetency and misrepresentation of health. The pair met and wed the same day and were arraigned by a mutual friend with Bearden expressing desire to go to Heaven and quipping We’d just to hell fussing.
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Okla
Wiley Bearden
Bearden
Lulie Johnson
Ardmore
Missouri Doctor Charged With First Degree Murder
Dr William F Lamance a north central Missouri osteopath and former boxer faced first degree murder charges after the body of his wife Ella Lamance was found in a vegetable cellar behind his home. A coroner's jury ruled foul play and prosecutors filed the murder charge as investigators noted alleged abuse and a bloody shirt found by Mrs Lamance.
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Laclede
William F. Lamance
Mis
Ella Lamance
Pretty End
Doc‘tor
John J. ‘Pershing
Lamance
Missouri
Williamsburg
Kas
Max Brown
Brown
Nell Savage
Manitou Springs
Cole
Lora Laymance
Many Injured As Crossing Streets
Chicago report cites 1937 traffic data from the National Safety Council noting about 2,900 people fatally injured or killed while crossing streets with roughly 3,260 deaths occurring at intersections. The data cover pedestrians and crossing behaviors, including crossing against signals and at unsignalized intersections.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Good Farming Needs For Plains Emphasis On Water Conservation
GUYMON Okla Aug 17 There is no substitute for good farming says I H Fipnell regional conservator of the soil conservation service in the wind erosion area. New ideas have been introduced to increase land productivity including water conservation measures to improve soil and moisture use in the Southern Great Plains Contour tagging and terracing can prevent runoff but effectiveness depends on proper implementation.
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Guymon
Okla
I. H. Fipnell
Soil Conservation Service
Great Plains
Finnell
Conservation Practices Do Not Replace Good Farming
The speaker emphasizes that terracing and contour tillage alone cannot yield good crops. Proper moisture use, weed control, water conservation, skilled crew management, soil stewardship, and efficient business practices are necessary. Conservation methods aid farming but never substitute traditional, sound farming.
American Girl Founds Order
Ninteen year old Helen Carson of Middletown Connecticut is hailed as a baseball find and chosen as starting pitcher for Bretton Woods. Ronald Landry of Laconia, manager, notes she earned team membership on merit. Carson pitches fast breaking curves and has strong hitting. she plays multiple sports and previously starred for a semi pro basketball team the speed Girls.
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Bretton Woods
Helen Carson
Middletown
Conn
Ronald Landry
Laconia
University of New Hampshire
Miss Carson
Middletown H Ugh School
Speed Girls
Bounty on Wolves and Bobcats Reduced in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City August 17. State game warden Terner says the 2500 bounty on predatory animals has shrunk, easing hunts for coyotes wolves and bobcats that chased by hunters over the past six weeks. The bounty scheme funded by the legislature is being trimmed as officials review the program.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Terner
Scalp Fund Allocation Stirs Debate Over Cure Actions
A fragment states that 11250 dollars would pay for the scalps of 43 more animals, with funds becoming available in July. The note suggests a program or policy tied to animal scalping and funding, though details and context are limited.
Another Victim Of Accident Dies
In Brinkley Arkansas Mrs J Wallace M Fall of Oklahoma City died in a hospital early today from injuries from an automobile collision near there. Falls sister Mrs W Ray Kirk of Muskogee and her son Robert Ray Kirk age 16 were injured and listed in less satisfactory condition. Funeral services for Mrs Clark and Mrs McFill were planned at Muskogee Oklahoma.
Pershing Welcomed in Paris on Return Visit
General John J. Pershing arrived in Paris as chairman of the American Battle Monuments Commission. He was greeted by over 100 people at Saint Lazare station, with United States Ambassador William C. Bullitt leading the embassy delegation. Pershing saluted the crowd as he departed the train. In Oklahoma, "Uncle Jack" Kendall age 98, claimed as the oldest Knights of Pythias member, died yesterday.
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Paris
John J. Pershing
American Battle Monuments Commission
Saint Lazare Station
France
United States
William C. Bullitt
Pershing
Vintita
Okla
Uncle Jack" Kendall
Knights of Pythias
Grester
Ada News
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Arthur Harrison
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Claude Pict
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D. W. Shillings
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Mex
Jesse Fouse
Marie Goforth
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Jakall
Mi Hand
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Safors
Albert We
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Okahoma
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Ole
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Couner Honda
Java
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Mulligan
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Jett
Ale Commerce Bureau
Doug
Washington
Westbrook Fegler
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Fegler
Canaath
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