Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Multiple real estate notices describe sheriff sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The first involves Christian Woman's Board of Missions versus J J Wall et al with a 1923 execution. The second, dated 1933, notes the Lakcal Building and Loan Association versus Opal Jones et al with a September 11 sale to satisfy judgments including interest, costs, and attorney fees, detailing mineral rights and multiple prior claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shprifa
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
J. J. Wall
Aaid County
Towit
Opal Jones
Ada
State of Oklahoma
Oyklahoma
A. A. Eldridge
Premjeem
I. H. Harrell
J. A. Braly
Arid
G. W. Pusley
J. Fred Orr
Gypey Oi Company, Corporation
Saul
A. A. Floridge
Asia
Costa
Clyde Kaiser
Jocal Building and Loan Association
Oklahoma City
Okla
C. J. Jones
Anid
Pontetoe County
Jeter
W. E. Grisso
Eptember
Enid Couanty
Pentotoc
Aaid
Southwest Utilities Service Company
American Oil and Refining Company
Southwest Utilities Corporation of Oklahoma
Ada Gas Company
Allen Pipe Line Company
Aml Costa
Notice of Suit in Pontotoc County Court
District Court in Pontotoc County Oklahoma sues John N Paschall plaintiff against unknown heirs executors and others of Finis A Robison deceased. Plaintiffs petition seeks title to South Half of Northeast Quarter Section 9 Township 3N Range 7E and a decree barring all heirs and claimants adverse to plaintiff. Answer deadline October 1 1933. Court Clerk Della Bedford Deputy Attorney Dawes Harden Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
John N. Paschall
Nancy J. Robison
Finis A. R Robison
State of Oklahoma
Finis A. Robison
F. A. Robison
Thelerk
Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
C. Duncan
District Court
Pontotee County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
Waa
J. A. Cannaday
James J. Cannaday
Ovie Bell Cannaday
American Oi and Refining Company
Southwest Gas Utilities Corporation of Oklahoma
Ada Gas Company
Southwest Utilities Service Company
Allen Vipe Line Company
Chatham Phenix National Bank and Trust Company
Oklahoma State Bank
Pontotec County
Section Twenty-eight
Township Four North
Banset
Ada
Thia
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotec
Rodbert O. Sumter
Robert O. Sumter
Adakia
Atrns Vy
John L. Roland
Nddo
Okla
Ata Ara
Pontotoc
W. FE. Smith
Ethel Smith
W. EF. Smith
Ross
Oil Production Shows Decrease Across States
Tulsa report notes Oklahoma leads a nationwide decline in daily crude oil output last week with a drop from 2 791 727 to 2 771 865 barrels. Oklahoma falls to 605 749 barrels while Texas rises to 1 237 082 barrels and California slips to 501 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
California
Texas
East Texas
Kansas
Eastern
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma City
Lathrop
Kilgere
West Texas
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Southwest
State of Texas
North
Louisiana
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Area
Santa Fe Springs
Long Beach i
Playa del Rey
Kettleman Hills
Thistles Hope to Aid Dalhart Drouth Stricken Area
In Dalhart Texas tumbleweeds or Russian thistles may become livestock feed or even a food source while drought grips the Panhandle. Farmers Jon McCrory and S F Foster report mowed and stacked thistles as in 1913, Foster cans thistles for pantry use, and communities endure scarce vegetation. In Tarentum Pennsylvania a Red Cross on an NRA sign led Rev A N Stubblebine to urge churches to adopt a fair competition code and post duties for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalhart
Tex
Panhandle
Jon McCrory
S. F. Foster
Foster
Tarentum
A. N. Stubblebine
NRA
Roosevelt
Monnie Faces Choice As Guest Arrives At Ada Home
Monnie hosts Arthur Mackenzie and Charles Eustace in a tense Ada parlor visit. Mackenzie pressures Monnie amid social scrutiny while Eustace offers a rushed marriage proposal and hints of a past romance. Monnie wrestles with duty, anger, and a likely future tied to Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Monnie
Charles Eustace
Monica
Mackenzie
Charles
Arthur
Ada traffic rule changes proposed by police chief
Ada city considers removing five minute double parking and restoring two hour limits on Main Broad Townsend and Twelfth streets. Police Chief Joe Neal argues elimination of double parking will cut Friday night and Saturday night delays and free officers for other duties. The plan aims to ease congestion and allow smoother enforcement on busy blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Neal
Board of City Commissioners
Neal
Main Street
Stockton Avenue
Broadway Avenue
Twelfth Street
Tenth Street
Townsend Avenue
Governor Defends Contract Cancellations Under Old Adoption Law
The governor asserts the cancellation of contracts under the old adoption regime was legal, claiming executive order authority. He maintains there was no mistake and would repeat the same actions if given the chance.
Want Ads Farm Cash North of Highway 48
Classified note places cash for farm needs four miles north of Highway 48 at Elrod's Filling Station. The terse ad lists no dates or contact details beyond location and price reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrod’s
Floods in Shantung Imperil Millions and Miss Missionaries
The Shantung governor reported floods on the Yellow River have left 3,000,000 people destitute in western Shantung and submerged 8,000 villages. Many foreign missionaries in Henan remained at posts as the river rose again threatening the city of Tsinanfu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Shantung
Yellow River
Henan
Tsinanfu
Americans Travel Style Questioned by Psychiatrist
Dr W Bevan Wolfe, a New York psychiatrist, after returning from a cruise with many tourists, says Americans do not know how to travel. He comments on his fellow travelers and their habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Bevan Wolfe
Feeder Road Plan Tied to Ada Asher Route
State highway officials study proposed feeder road linking Ada to Asher and Highway 15. Routes under consideration could cost about 100000 dollars and involve new roadbeds or a bridge over Sandy creek. Ed McDonald and W R Black to inspect after rain delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McKeel
State Highway Commission
W. R. Black
Ada
Asher
Ed McDonald
Highway Commission
Black
McKeel
Highway 18
Chisholm
Ada Gas Consumers To Benefit From New John Fitts Field
The Stonewall Gas company organized by Gurt King Gus Delaney Sam Miller and H P Taubman plans a 14 mile pipeline to Ada tying into Southwest Gas and Utilities Co. Two gasers are active producing 56800000 and 33200000 cubic feet daily from the John Fitts field. Drilling to begin on John Craddock farm in sections 25 2 6 with 3 to 5 more wells planned by year end to prove up gas and search for oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
John Fitts
Stonewall Gas Company
Gurt King
Gus Delaney
Sam Miller
H. P. Taubman
Southwst Gas and Utilities Co
Fitts
John Craddock
Ada Police Add Thompson Submachine Gun to Armory
The Ada police force introduced a Thompson submachine gun to its equipment. Chief Joe Neal said the weapon boosts deterrence and quick action, with 20-round magazines, a 100 shots per minute rate, and 150 yard accuracy, extendable to 300 yards with sight adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Joe Neal
Car Loadings For Week Show Heavy Increase
The American Railway Association reported revenue freight loadings for the week ending August 19 at 634 845 cars, up 12 086 from the prior week and 116 405 above the same week last year. All commodities rose except grain and grain products, forest products, and merchandise less than carload freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
American Railway Association
Club Work End Roads Discussed
Lion Wm. L. Whitaker acting president spoke to the club about the Four-H encampment at Byrds Mill last week. Prizes were given for stunts and the work was praised as having permanent regional benefit. Judge J. F. McKee informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Wm. L. Whitaker
Frank Fleet
Byrds Mill
Whitaker
J. F. McKeei
Pout Upholds Farm Adjustment Act
Justice Daniel W. O Donoghue of the DC Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the agricultural adjustment act and refused temporary injunctions against enforcing the Chicago milkshed agreement. The suits by Milton R. Beck and Economy Milk Co. claimed the 10 cent quart price would ruin their cash business. the court found a national emergency and the act valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wallace
Chicago
Neil Burkinshaw
Nucent Dodds
Milton R. Beck
Stickney, Ills
Economy Milk Company
Norman Park
Ll.stet
Chiccarco
Justice O'Donoghue
People of the
State of New York
Leo Nebbia
Court of Appeals of
New York
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Indian Base
Meridian
Said County
Lakcal Building and Loan Absociation, A Corporation
Plaintiff
Dagge
Claude Sturdivant
McKeown & Green
Vilaintiff
State of
Ada Weekly News
NoTick
Sherepes Ale
Tate
County of Pontotor
W. EE. Grisso
Northwest Quarter
Township
Vpontator County
Claude Sturnivant
H. Fryer
Davidson
W. EK. Pepperell
Lena Sumter
John Ll. Boland
Fcr
Jen Hatcher
Administratrix
Darling Fools
Arthur Mackenzie
London
Cincinnati
Mr. Mackenzie
Eustace
Bridge
Sir
Cannes
Finance
Lovey
Contessa di Fraioli
Johnson
Bebce
Maxwell
Fedeal Bureau of Roads
Asher Bridge
Bebee and
Federal Department
Springbrook
Canadian River
Toop
Fitts Field
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