Sheriff Posts Auctions In Pontotoc Area Notices
Multiple sheriff sale notices for Pontotoc County Oklahoma list properties to be sold at public auction to satisfy foreclosures and judgments. Items include parcels in Ada and Pontotoc County tied to firms The Local Building and Loan Association and various defendants, with dates in 1922 to 1933 and conditions including mineral rights and pipeline easements.
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Pontotoc County
the Local Building and Loan Association
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Pisintff
Opal Jones
Ada
State of Oklahoma
Probate Notice for Robert O. Sumter Estate in Ada
In the County Court of Oklahoma In re Robert O Sumter deceased probate notice requires all creditors to present claims with vouchers to the administratrix Lena Sumter in Ada or file with attorney John L Boland in Caddo within four months of August 28, 1988, or claims will be barred.
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Antioch OF Sherefets
District Court
Pontotes County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
J. J. Cannaday
James J. Cannaday
Ovie Bell Cannaday
O. W. Skirvin
FR. Pardee
Tom A. Thomas
Myrtle Thomas
J. W. Colvin
K. M Harris
Houston Harris
Tl. M. Callaway
Charles Cannaday
FE. A. Cannadas
Mre
EK. A. Cannaday
American 641
and Refining Company
Southwest Gas Utilities Corporation of Oklahoma
Adatras Company
Southwest Utilities Service Company
Allen Pipe Line Company
Chatham Dphenix National Bank and Trust Company
Oklahoma State Bank
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Wontotec County
Claude Sturdivant
Robert O. Sumter
Wve
Oklia
Johnl. Boland
Caddo
Okla
Urge Change in Made-Work Plan in Oklahoma City
A Tulsa town meeting committee asked Governor Murray to modify the made-work schedule for relief workers. The motion pressed aligning hours and wages with either the gratuity of RFC funds or NRA rules, citing Aubrey Williams and recent press quotes.
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Oklahoma City
NRA
Murray
Tulsa
A. F. Sweeney
Aubrey Williams
R. F C
Darling Fool and the Wedding Gossip
Monnie faces social pressure and dreams of wealth as Charles hints at love and betrayal. She imagines luxury for her mother and security with Arthur Mackenzie while wrestling with gossip about a London wedding and her own uncertain future.
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Daddy
Mrs. O’dare
Monnie
Arthur Mackenzie
Kay
Mother
Visit 10 Ada Denzel Carr heads to Honolulu to teach at University
Denzel Carr, world language expert, leaves Ada with his father E M Carr for Honolulu. He will teach Spanish and French at the University of Hawaii, with his wife and daughter joining him. Carr's career spans Japan and Poland where he taught languages and earned a master’s in philology.
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Denzel Carr
Ada
E. M. Carr
Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Carr
Aca
University of Oklahoma
San Francisco
Japan
Kyoto
Wakayama
Kobe
Denzel
Krakow
Poland
University of
Holland
Hague
Leyden
American Council of Learned Societies
Washington, D. C
Carrs
Europe
Mid-Summer Trade Review Cites Slow Codes But Gains Continue
Dun and Bradstreet reports no recession in mid July trade as business progress remains steady. The review notes delays in perfecting fair competition codes slow activity in some industries while small industrial centers increasingly show gains over 1932 and 1931.
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New York
Aus
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Ada merchants join NRA drive with customer agreements
The National Recovery program expands in Ada as merchants obtain blue eagles and customers sign voluntary agreements to trade only with NRA aligned stores. Over 200 local merchants have signed the blanket code, with 14 new names added yesterday amid plans for a survey to tally participants.
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National Recovery Program
Ada
NRA
T. G. Kelly
Kelly
Highway Projects to be Rushed in Oklahoma City
7 Forces in the highway department drafting division will be doubled and day and night shifts will work without interruption to rush completion of plans for national industrial recovery projects. No new hires. field men will supplement office staff. A definite completion date is set for each project.
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Oklahoma City
Highway Department
H. N. Arnold
Commission
Arnold
Nichols Outlines Fiscal Plans And Bond Voting Limits
Up state Senator Al Nichols of Wewoka, author of the tax reduction amendment, says he will push a constitutional change to require only taxpaying citizens to vote in bond elections. He notes possible sinking funds for city and county debt and predicts a later apportionment of new levies, while suggesting no need for a special session.
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Oklahoma City
al Nichols
Wewoka
Nichols
Two Houses Ordered Closed and Padlocked as Nuisances
Judge J F McKeel on request by county attorney Truman Harrison ordered the nuisance houses of Myrtle Cordray at 701 West Second Street and Maud Clapp at 700 West Third closed and padlocked. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser instructed to enforce the injunction.
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J. F. McKeel
Truman Harrison
Myrtie Cordray
Maud Clapp
Clyde Kaiser
Myrtle Cordray
West Second Street
West Third
Greatest f turne for amount invested News Classified Ads
Classified notices discuss a favorable return on investment and value for readers seeking bargains. Ads outline opportunities to grow wealth through small inputs, with emphasis on practical options and straightforward terms. Readers are urged to compare offers and act promptly.
Kidnap Peril Involved Chiggers For Urschel
Oklahoma City August report of Charles F. Urschel being abducted last month notes his captors forced him into a cornfield with a guard while others went to a filling station. Chiggers caused hundreds of welts under his skin during the nine day captivity before he returned home.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Ursehel
Texas
United States
Government moves on Urschel kidnaping case with federal assault plan
Special Assistant Attorney General Pi Les Salter arrived by plane to lead an emergency federal push against Urschel kidnapers. He announced a grand jury next week and immediate trials for Harvey Bailey Alfred Bates George Kelly and others. Salter stressed swift indictments and strong protection for witnesses in the racketeering crackdown.
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Oklahoma City
Leslie E. Salter
United States Attorney General
Charles F. Urschel
Salter
Harvey Bailey
Alfred Bates
George
Bailey
Dallas
Tex
Bates
Denver
Kelly
Chicago
Washington
Paradise
R. G. Shannon
Armon Shannon
Val Malloy
Tulsa
Cangland
Akron attorney denies guilt in Arkansas family poison murders
Mark H. Shenk of Akron claims his confession was coerced as he awaits grand jury action in Saline County. Four members of the Colley family were poisoned at a picnic. one son survives and recuperates in Malvern hospital. Shank’s partner plans a temporary insanity defense while authorities hold the case for further statements.
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Little Rock
Ark
Aus
Mark H. Shenk
Akron
Benton
Shank
Saline County Grand Jury
Hot Springs
Fred G. Cain
Arkansas
E. H. Boyland
Common Pleas
Alvin Colley
Malvern
Halbert
Clyde
Colley
Wooster
O. Colley
Wallace outlines emergency hog program at Century of Progress
CP Secretary Wallace unveiled a government plan to buy 5 million hogs and distribute meat to the needy. The initiative aims to boost corn belt purchasing power, raise swine prices, and relieve farmers facing feed shortages with purchases by specified processors for the Agriculture Department.
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Chicago
Wallace
Farrow
Department of Agriculture
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
McKeel to Speak at Highway Meet near Cromwell
Judge J F McKeel will speak at a joint celebration opening a new paving stretch on state highway 56 north of Wewoka. Oklahoma Highway Commission members Fd McDonald H N Arnold L B Selman and L V Orton will attend. Other speakers include A M Seran Richard Elam Wewoka and W N Berry C C Walker Glenn Strong Okemah.
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J. F. McKeel
Cromwell
Wewoka
Okemahemc
Oklahoma Highway Commission
Judge McKeel
Highway Commission
Fd McDonald
H. N. Arnold
Heavy Bonds For Coal County Men In Whisky Raid
Five men arrested after Oscar Levinwood was charged with murdering deputy U S Marshal Rob Sumter during a whisky still raid near Coalgate on Aug 9 were brought to McAlester for arraignment on federal liquor law violations. John Gruber Tom Cisco John Cisco Bernard Blue and Willie Smith faced U S Commissioner John Layden with bonds of 5000 each. Smith was denied bail for allegedly mounting a horse to warn the others.
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Mcalester
Oscar Levinwood
Rob Sumter
United States
Coalgate
John Gruber
Tom Cisco
John Cisco
Bernard Blue
Willie Smith
John Layden
Smith
Sumter
NRA Suggests Women Entitled to Men’s Pay Sparks Debate
A brief note mirrors ongoing labor equity talk as discussions touch on wage parity for women. The comment hints at a longstanding belief among some wives that female workers deserve equal pay, reflecting broader social debate.
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NRA
Pontotoc County Reports 1922 Cotton First Bale In Ada
Allan McNinch delivered the first 1922 cotton bale to Ada late Friday, arriving from Byrd's Mill area on Highway 48. McNinch previously won a similar honor a decade ago.
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Pontotoc County
Ada
Allan McNinch
Byrd
Highway
McNinch
Denial of Fed currency pullback by Governor Lack
Governor Eugene B. Lack denied that the decline in money in circulation came from a Fed policy to curb currency. In a letter to Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, Lack said the return flow of currency to banks after the bank holiday strengthens banking, aids commerce, and leaves funds redeposited for lending. Senator Thomas argued the Fed followed a policy of contracting currency by credit, pressuring banks to be liquid and restrict lending.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board of Banks
Eugene B.lack
Senator Thomas
D-Okla
Federal Reserve Head
Nueber Federal Reserve
Black
Thomas
Federal Reserve
Come
Miss Janet Snowden elopes to wed Italian prince
The surprise marriage of Janet Snowden daughter of oil producer James H. Snowden to Prince di Sirig gnano Dan Francesco Caravita was quietly sealed in New York city clerk's office after an afternoon elopement. The bride sister of former Marion Snowden now Princess Girolamo Rospigiosi of Rome and New York, she spoke at an informal party about a romance that began in Florence five years ago with a four year separation.
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New York
Aus
Janet Snowden
James H. Snowden
di Siriggnano
Caravita
Florence
Poison Fatal To Prominent Cleveland Man
James Gray a well known Cleveland engineer died from a strong corrosive poison after his body was found with stab wounds in a suburb. Deputy Coroner Wilson Chamberlain announced the cause after examination. An empty wallet suggested robbery but wounds were not fatal. His wife said he left for Ashtabula seeking work.
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Cleveland
James Gray
Wilson
Chamberlain
Katherine Gray
Ashtabula
Gray
Roosevelt backs Nation in Nationwide Association pledge
President Roosevelt told New York City scouts at Ten Mile River Camp that 130,000,000 Americans belong to the National Recovery Administration and praised the NRA insignia. He cited new labor agreements and predicted full NRA support by Labor Day as recovery efforts gain momentum.
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Ten Mile River
N. Y
Aus
Roosevelt
United States
Scouts of
New York City
Queens Council
Noo
National Recovery Administration
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Pountetee County
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Ftila
Lah
Pont
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A. ©. Jeter
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Pentotoc
Southwest Uttilities Service Company
American Oil and Refining Company
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Ada Gas Company
Clyde Katser
Pentotec County
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J. H. Fryer
Davtrson
Wicker Park
Lake County
Indiana
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