Long Oklahoma court notices and land sale records fragment
Legal notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma include a district court suit against Adelia J. Matthews seeking to cancel a mortgage on described land and clear title, with an answer due by September 22, 1999. Other items detail hearings to sell Mary E. Buchanan estate land, sheriff sales of cemetery and farm property, partition land sale in Ada, and foreclosure actions amid multiple parties and dates in 1930s era records.
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Oklahoma
Pontotoc
John Sparks
Adelia J. Matthews
Dafendant
State OF Oklahoma
Areva
Pinintite
Alowes
Enas
Pontotoc County
Tn Own & Mortysou
William V. Cook
Clement
Alee
Ateo
Puntotog
Orklanhon
Mary
Shell Rra
Mary E. Buchanan
Mary EB. Buchanan
Anlé
Saic
Nn Art Minor Ao
Anid
Uch Poraon
Nihe Ada Weekly
Suto
Clark
Ahator
Ald
Ta Piaintile
Lydia Duncan
Anta
Ada
Pontatec
Alahema
Northwest Quarter
Indian East Meridian
U. S
Otis Garrett
State of Oklahom
Cixda Kaiser
Pontetee County
Claude Sturdivant
T. F. McKeel
A. U. Davidson
WE Paparrell
Fpntiff
Yale
Pontotse County
Stiate
Mary Thompson
Luther Bell
Thompson
Gay
Adam
Clyde Kaiser
Okiahoma
Wichite
Wichits
Kansas
Pentote County
Mortkage
Ta-Wit
Southenee Quarter
Altantad
Oklahome
Prem Jaea
Tontoise County
State of Oklahomie
Terry Bedford
H. Fleming
Sealy J. F. Melee
A. U Davidson
Pepperell
Pontatoc County
Charles Edward Keith
Wyly Keith
Pontotec County
Wily Keith
Obituary and community notes from Galey area
The Galey community mourns Ola Cansice Blevins born October 2 1884 in Denison Texas died August 26 1939 in Ada Oklahoma age 34 years 9 months 24 days. Family and friends recall her devotion to faith and family and thank Stratford business leaders for support. Burial services and revival notices accompany local visits and gatherings across Ada Maxwell Parsons Chapel Parish Chapel Stonewall and Byng as residents attend church and school events amid ongoing community life.
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Ola Blevins
Ola Cansice Blevin
Denison
Texas
Ada
Oklahoma
Willoughby
George Blevins
Conney
Curtis
Clara May
James W. Blevins
Artesia
New Mexico
Pearl Odom
Anna Marie
Tindsay
A. Willoughby
North Dakotan attacks Bureau at Indian Federation meeting
Rep Usher L Burdick of North Dakota urged abolition of the U S Indian Bureau at the American Indian Federation convention. He likened the bureau to a cream separator, claiming it wastes money and keeps gains for itself while Indians receive little. He cited a figure of 147 dollars per Indian and urged organizing to remove perceived chains.
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Manda
Indian Bureau
Figuring Ahead Four Steps To A Profitable Budget
Stillwater Oklahoma Angl.- (Special) Making estimates of probable income and expenditures for the year before mapping out the family budget helps keep the bank balance out of the red says Mrs Bonnie Goodman Extension economist in home management at Oklahoma Aand M College. A definite aim aids frugal spending and helps distribute large expenses, taxes, interest and insurance, across the year.
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Stillwater
Okia
Ang
Bonnie Goodman
Home Management
Oklahoma
Ayanda’ M. College
Circle Cross ranch put up for sale in New Mexico mountains
The Circle Cross ranch once 2 million acres in the Sacramento Mountains is now down to its headquarters parcel of 25,000 acres and is on the market. The property has historic ties to the Southwest since the 1900s and describes a famed beauty spot in the mountain area. A separate ad offers a walnut dining set, a piano, and a toom suite with a fence around the lawn to deter deer, with contact details included.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Circle Cross Ranch
Sacramento Mountains
New Mexico
Southwest
Circle Cross Ranch's decline and the sale of timber lands
A historic ranch narrative traces the Circle Cross Ranch from a 1,000,000 acre cattle domain to 25,000 acres for sale after droughts and sales. It notes white turkeys on the property, a Sacramento River trout stream, and a 250 acre valley with an apple orchard, a modern two story home, and extensive outbuildings. The Otero Investment Company and a receivership marked the period, with government talks of adding 25,000 acres to Lincoln National Forest to protect watersheds.
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Sacramento
Circle Cross
Sacramento River Cattle Company
Drouth
Otero Investment Company
United States
Lincoln National Forest
Useless Swamp Becomes Profitable In Creston
In Creston Iowa Howard Kauffman turned the Bottomless Swamp into a money maker by excavating peat moss from four acres of rich muck. The swamp’s bottom eluded discovery but the process yields peat with 94 percent organic matter. The project funds a sinking fund to fill holes that open when the swamp swallows surface earth. Local demand grows as peat moss for gardening increases.
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Creston, O
Creston
Howard Kauffman
Thanksgiving date set for 1940 by Roosevelt
Washington announces Thanksgiving Day for 1940 will be November 20, moving up from the usual fourth Thursday. Officials say the advance date aids calendar makers and football schedulers in planning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Accident Fatal Near Oklahoma City Kills Driver
Niels Jensen a 44 year old traveling salesman died when his automobile overturned southeast of Oklahoma City. Highway patrol said he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. The Ada News notes greater returns for invested amounts in classified ads.
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Oklahoma City
Aug
Niels Jensen
Ada News
France
Laprosariums
Woodward Cowgirl Photo Sparks Unusual Marriage Proposal
Virginia Mertin, pictured in a cowgirl pose for Woodward rodeo publicity, received a marriage proposal from a Texas university graduate living in Houston. The letter, postmarked San Antonio, described the son as social and eager to become acquainted. A Terra Haute youth also sent a note proposing friendship after several exchanges.
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Woodward
Virginia Mertin
San Antonio
Tex
Texas University
Gracuate
Houston
San Antonio Evening News
Cmt
Virginia
Terra Haute
Ind
New Chick Strains Showing Promise
STILLWATER Okla Aug 29 Special A golden Leghorn and an imported breed showing promise of superior egg and meat production are among two new and four improved strains of chickens developed in six years. U S Department of Agriculture geneticists created the birds. The new strains include a Columbian feathered bird and a golden Leghorn with the imp strains drawn from Light Sussex White Wyandotte Rhode Island Red and White Leghorn breeds.
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Stillwater
Okla
H. G. Ware
A. and M. College
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rhode Island
Entry of British Actress Joan Manners Under Immigration Review
Los Angeles reports an immigration hearing will probe the entry of Joan Manners, British actress, who was arrested and detained in a semi public home. Inspector Rickey says she remained ilegally after entering nine years ago on a temporary visitor permit. Manners, born in Rustenberg South Africa, recently jailed after a row with ex husband Jorn Langan, a film dialog director. She picketed his studio amid a custody dispute over their daughter Joan. A five day contempt jail term was served but released on habeas corpus. Also Mangum reports undelant fever cases linked to milk from cows with Bang's disease.
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Los Angeles
Immigration Department
Joan Manners
Francis Rickey
United States
Rustenberg
South Africa
Miss Manners
Jorn “Langan
Joan
John Langan
Cretzer and Wife Arraigned Today
Chicago reports Joseph Paul Cretzer and his wife Edna arraigned on fugitive warrants for bank robbery in Los Angeles. Cretzer pleads not guilty. case continued to Sept 6 awaiting extradition papers. He is accused of robbing Seaboard National Bank July 1, 1936, and linked to other West Coast robberies. Shawnee notes football prospects with 16 lettermen, led by Carl Brewington.
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Chicago
Joseph Paul Cretzer
Public Enemy No. 3
Edna
U. S
J. Edwin. K Walker
Los Angeles
Cretzer
Martin S. Gerber
Seaboard National Bank
T I
Schoolmaster Hartman Charged After Pupil's Death
Clarion, Pa Aug 30 UPI The commonwealth charged Schoolmaster Harrison A Hartman with aggravated assault in a case tied to the death of 10 year old Robert Wiser from a diabetic coma after alleged whipping. Witnesses Dick Greenawalte and Ronald Wilson testified Hartman struck the boy with a floorboard for throwing jelly beans. The boy died five days later en route to a Pittsburgh hospital. Hartman, 37, proclaimed his intent to vindicate himself.
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Clarion
The
Commonwealth Today
Harrison A. Hartman
Homer Wiser
Sligo
Robert
Ray Erickson
Dick Greenawalte
Ronald Wilson
Hartman
Young Wiser
Pittsburgh
Wiser
Rai
Recruiting resumes for foreign posts in U S army
The U S army resumes recruiting for foreign service quotas in this area. Hawaiian infantry 20, coast artillery, air corps 9, engineers 4, medical department 35, Philippine infantry 3, air corps 7. Applicants for certain corps must have high school education or equivalent and trades experience. See the recruiting officer at the federal building in Adz.
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U. S. Army
Hawaiian—infantry
Coast Artillery
Air Corps
Engineers
Medical Department
Philippine—infantry
Gir Corps
Adz
Insurance Plot Deaths Spur Camden Case Link
Camden New Jersey August 30 A Philadelphia centered murder for insurance scheme moves to Camden as investigators pursue new evidence. District Attorney Charles F Kelley says the Camden case may reveal links to 50 to 140 insured murders tied to a ring. Revered Walter Dworecki and Peter Shewshuk are held without bail on charges connected to the case.
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Walter Dworecki
Peter Shewshuk
Dworecki
Price Restorations Reported by Oil Buyers in Arkansas
EL DORADO Arkansas August 30 Major buyers of Arkansas crude oil including Standard Oil Company Louisiana today restored purchasing prices to the August 1 level after earlier reductions of 13 to 20 cents per barrel. Lion Oil Refining El Dorado and Root Petroleum El Dorado Shreveport La matched the move effective this morning and late yesterday.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Standard Oil Company
Louisiana
Arkansas
Ecrudé Oil
Standard
Lion Oil Refining Company of
Root Petroleum
Company of
Shreveport
Child Prodigy Work His Musical Magic On New York
Lorin Maezel, a nine year old prodigy from California, astonishes at the World’s Fair with flawless memory of symphonies and Marche Slave. he conducts, plays piano and violin, and shares broad interests like baseball scores, badminton, and movies, under his parents’ calm discipline.
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George Ross
New York
Lorix Maezel
Shaver
California
Lincsin
Lorin
Lorin Maezel
Cincinnati Reds
Petition Seeks Oklahoma Marble Board Vote
An initiative petition filed in Oklahoma City seeks legalization of marble boards for amusements with a $10 annual state license per machine. Sponsor D. Cobb has 90 days to gather 40 640 valid signatures for the measure benefiting the state assistance fund funding old age pensions. The proposal clarifies it does not legalize slot machines or machines with automatic payout devices.
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Oklahoma City
D. Cobb
Poland accuses Danzig of seizing Danish timber
In a Warsaw report Polska Zbrojna claims the Danzig senate has confiscated all timber stored in Danzig ex Poland valued around 1 000 000 dollars. Civilians urged to evacuate from large cities and military areas, especially women and children, while gas masks sell for about 40 cents.
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Warsaw
Polska Zbornia
Danzig
Poland
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Harry Kaiser
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N. A. Nelson
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