Notice of Tax Deed Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
O B Parker holder of Tax Sale Certificate No 530 covering Northwest quarter of Northwest quarter section 20 township 3 north range 6 east Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Redemption due within sixty days from first publication or service with $12.00 plus interest and costs. tax deed will be issued. Also foreclosure sale set for December 24 1923 at 10 am Ada Oklahoma on East Half of Southwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter and other parts in Section 34 3N 7E Pontotoc County to satisfy $572.89 plus interest, guardian ad litem fees, attorney fees and costs. Sheriff J E Sloan to advertise and sell.
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Tolbert
Postotoc County
O'Mahoma
O. B. Parker
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Northwest
O. E. Parker
Co. E. Parker
Edward Adams
Lela Non Ong
Pontotec County
Oklahoma
Lillian Byrd
Guardian Ad Litem
Ada
Pontator County
J. E. Sloan
Okla
P. H. Deal
J. F. McKeel
Rob’t S. Kerr
H. J. Dannels
O. L. Parker
Pontaba Contin
Stae
Co. L. P
District Court
Pentotoc County
Clement Mortgage Company
E. B. Forrest
Jennie Forrest
J. W. Vanwinkle
J. I. Parmer
Sarah Parmer
Towit
Portotoe County
W. P. Weston
Court House
West 12Th Street
McKeown and Green
Notice of Tax Deed Action in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
O L Parker holder of Tax Sale Certificate No 592 claims delinquent 1920 taxes on northwest and northeast quarters of section 7 township 4 north range 7 east Pontotoc County Oklahoma. If redemption of 86 15 not made by due date a tax deed will be issued by the County Treasurer.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc Oklahoma
In vacance of an order of sale issued by the court clerk of Pontotoc Oklahoma on the 19th day of her 1923 in an action where Everest Porter Wortens Company was plaintiff and Lillian Byrd and B C Byrd heirs at law of B Byrd deceased and The First State Bank of Stonwall Oklahoma were named.
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Pontotocy
Oklahoma
Everest-Porter Wortens? Company
Lillian Byrd
B. C. Byrd
B. ©. Byrd
First State Bank of
Tax Deeds Pending After 1921 Pontotoc County Sale
Notice to James Grayson Ruby Grayson and others that Tax Sale Certificate No. 521 issued Nov 7 1921 to L Parker covers Lot 2 Section 6 Township 3 North Range 6 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma and unless $83.60 plus costs is paid within six days from first publication a tax deed will be issued by the Pontotoc County Treasurer. Also notice to J H Kearns of Lot 3 Block 4 College Addition Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma sold for delinquent 1921 taxes with Tax Sale Certificate No. 850 issued Nov 7 1921 and a tax deed will be issued if redemption is not made within sixty days after publication.
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James Grayson
Ruby Grayson
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
O. L. Parker
State of
Oklahoma
Pontotec County
A. D
J. H. Kearns
College Addition
Ada
Ag Provid W. . Co. M. Baugh
Sheriff Foreclosure Sale Notices for Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notices announce multiple sheriff sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma under foreclosure orders in 1923 with details of parcels in Sections 8 27 30 and Northwest Quarter etc. Listings include court dates January 10 1924 at 2 pm and January 7 1924 at 10 am at Ada courthouse and sums due including principal interest attorney fees and costs.
Sheriff's sale notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The sheriff of Pontotoc County will sell at 10:30 A M on December 5 1923 at the Ada Court House front door part of the SE fraction of Section 25 Township 4 North Range 6 East to satisfy a judgment from the District Court of Pontotoc County in favor of Oklahoma State Bank of Ada against R F Hurley Maud Hurley J H Paine Joseph G Breco Ruth S Carter and Ida Hoover. The property and amounts owed include multiple dates of interest and attorney fees totaling several hundred dollars.
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State of Oklahoma
County of Pontotoc
Wilber Anderson
Claude ©. Gray
District Court
Ontotoc County
Claude C. Gray
Eva Gray
L. E. Dean
Pontotoc County
Ada
J.E. Sloan
Okla
P. H. Deal
Corporation
R. F. Hurley
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Bank of
Maud Hurley
J. H. Paine
Joseph G. Breco
Ruth S. Carter
Ida Hoover
Joseph G. Breeo
J. E. Sloan
Tigers Boomed for Selections
East Central stars earned all state berths in the mythical teams from state sport writers. Stegall at center and Capps at tackle were standout on the first team per the Oklahoma and Times. Potts moved to halfback on the Times list while Miller of Central nabbed the fullback spot. Kratz secured an end on the second team with strong defense and pass catching. Kelley received honorable mention as a halfback. Central led with three first team selections, followed by Southeastern and East Central with two each, Phillips two, and Southwestern one.
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East Central
Tiger
Oklahoman
Times
Stegall
Capps
Potts
Miller
Central
The
Kratz
Scond
Kelley
Sport Writers
Family Reunion Held at Griffith Home on Thanksgiving
A Thanksgiving Day family reunion was hosted at the Griffiths farm near Roff. Guests included Guy Griffith and family Stonewall Sloan Palmer Oakman Jim Burris and Gus Garr with sons Ada. Absent were G R Walby Cheyenne Oklahoma Arno at sea Clyde and Alvie visiting western Oklahoma.
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J. H. Griffeth
Roff
Mother Griffith
Guy Griffith
Stonewall
Sloan Palmer
Oakman
Jim Burris
Gus Garr
Ada
G. R. Walby
Cheyenne
Oklahoma
Arno
Clyde
Alvie
Baker-Alletag Bennet Bakers wed at Baptist Parsonage
Baker and Miss Lorene Alletag were married Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the Baptist Parsonage by Rev. C. C. Morris. Only the minister's family witnessed the ring ceremony. Mrs. Baker, daughter of Mrs. Emma Alletag, has lived here a year and is well regarded. Mr. Baker works for the Santa Fe railroad in train service and is known as a diligent young man. They will reside in Ada.
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Baker-Alletag
Bennett Baker
Lorene Alletag
Baptist Parsonage
C. C. Morris
Mr. Baker
Santa Fe Railroad
Ada
South Africa's Popular Sports Highlighted
The list features tennis golf cricket swimming rugby soccer as top sports in South Africa indicating broad athletic interest.
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South Africa
Oklahoma lawmakers tout 2 million annual savings from impeachment cleanup
Oklahoma legislators say the extraordinary session will save the state about 2,000,000 yearly by cutting payrolls and ending Waltons clemency policy. They argue the reform has moral and fiscal benefits, deterring future graft and increasing efficiency across departments as Governor Trapp pushes tighter economy.
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J. C. Walton
Walton
M. E. Trapp
Commonwealth
Notice to Farmers From Pontotoc Gin Friday Operations
The Pontotoc Custom Gin announces Friday operation only for the balance of the season starting November 10. The notice details a Friday schedule from 12 to 6 and notes the seasonal adjustment for farmers.
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Pontotoc
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