Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public sale advertised in Pontotoc county Oklahoma to satisfy two judgments. First, a Standard Slater drilling rig on Mae G. Ray farm in Sec 27 Tn RN W in Pontotoc. other parties include Sutherland Lumber Co and various defendants. Sale set for December 13 1932 at 2 PM. Third party details include attorney Bren Hatcher and Sheriff Clyde Kaiser. The second notice concerns a 1 3 interest in SE 1 4 Section 15 Twp 3 N Range 6 E to satisfy a 1922 foreclosure for $528.50 plus interest and costs. sale January 6 1934 at Ada courthouse.
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District Court
Pontetee County
Oklahoma
Sutherland Lumber
Mae G. Sutherland
R. Sutherland
L. M. Calloway
Chas O. Cannady
Ernest B. Ward
Book Rouneavill
TSN
Pontotoc County
Jien
Rounsavill
John Shipley
J. A Criswell
Ada
Olahoma
Eaid
Washington, Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Atoka
Beckham
Blaine
Bryan
Cleveland
Grady
Greer
Harmon
Haskell
Hugnes
Eci ii A
Jackson Jefferson
Johnston
Kiowa
Latimer
LeFlore
Lincoln
Logan
McClain I .McCurtain
McIntosh A
Marshall
Maves Murray
Muskogee
Noble
Okfuskee
Oklahoma Okmulgee Es
Rogers ‘Seminole
Sogugter Ancenne
Stephens
Tillman Coinmen Anh
Tulsa
Wagoner
Washbita
Notice of foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma Anna M Garrison files against J H Hendrix and Mattie Hendrix et al seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on several parcels described as parts of the northwest and southeast quarters of sections in Township 2 North Range 4 East. Judgment for 1600 plus interest and 214.67 attorney fees, with sale if unpaid within six months. notice dated November 24 1933.
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At District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Okliahorme
State of
Oklahoma
C. G. Shull
Bank
Starritt
A. Starritt
T. A. Biarritt
Range & Fast
Costa
Ada
Thic Zier
Adelia Jones
Estate of
John Jones
County of
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Anna M. Garrison
J. H. Hendrix
H. Hendrix
Mattie Hendrix
District Court
Pontotec County
Stage of
Renal
Section & Township 2
J. H W. Hendrix
Oklahoma Project Share Allotment Details Major Public Works
Public works allotments totaling 9.18 million dollars were announced for 66 non federal projects across 22 states. Oklahoma entries include Pawnee sewage and road loans and grants, plus a Pawnee sewer plant and gravel road project with 50 to 30 workers over two to four months.
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Washington
Ickes
Los Angeles County
California
Oklahoma
Pawnee
Custer County
Grant
Court House
Oklo
PWA
Mrs Kemp Willing for New Election
Mrs Bolivar E Kemp claimed by the state administration to have been elected to congress offered to cancel the results of the prior procedure and enter a party primary for the post She conditioned the move on citizens who branded her election illegal calling off a rival citizens election set for December 27 in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Bolivar E. Kemp
Kemp
Huey IP. Long
Governor Murray Uses National Guard To Check Tickets
Oklahoma guardsmen, billed as Governor Murray's "military arms," patrolled the University of Oklahoma stadium to supervise ticket sales for the Thanksgiving game. Officials defended the move as auditing athletic receipts amid criticism from lawmakers and university leaders.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
William H. Murray
University of Oklahoma-Oklahoma A
Bill
University Stadium
Norman
Adj
Charles F. Barrett
Bennie Owen
M. R. Garnett
Murray
Richard W. Cloyd
Cleveland County
Athletic Council
Bob Graham
Oklahoma County
Abraham
Leon C. Phillips
Okfuskee County
Elmo D. Flynt
Stray Hereford Yearling Found Near Fitzhugh
Stray hereford yearling marked in left ear reported by B E Kuykendall of Fitzhugh. Also two mares listed as strays by J G Bingham of Stonewall Route 3, one black with scar on right hind leg and the other dark bay with white forehead mark. Each horse described with heights around 15 to 16 1/2 hands and combined weight near 1300 to 1400 pounds. liberal reward offered.
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Hereford
B. E. Kuykendall
Fitzhugh
J. G. Bingham
Stonewall
Wallace Approves Hog-Corn Production Adjustment Plan
Secretary Wallace approved a contract for farmers under the 359,006,000 dollar corn hog plan and appointed committees in six midwestern states to organize the campaign. Signers must cut corn acreage 20 percent and reduce hog litters 25 percent in 1924 and limit 1934 production, with strict prohibitions on increasing crop or livestock totals and on transferring contract rights.
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Washington
Wallace
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
South Dakota
Indiana
Ilinois
Kansas
Ohio
Willard Convicted of Battery After Car Collision
Former world heavyweight champion Jess Willard was found guilty of battery in Los Angeles. He faced sentencing after a collision with a truck driven by Henry Segrego, with Henry Legrego also involved. Prosecution witnesses said Willard was intoxicated. Willard claimed self defense and denied the charge.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Willard
Henry Segrego
Henry Legrego
El Reno approves continued appointive city manager and police chief
El Reno voters reject a move to elect the city manager and police chief, voting 1310 to 766 to maintain appointive offices. In Dallas Richie Mack, 140, defeats Chief Paris, 133, in Bartlesville last night.
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EL Reno
Dallas
Tex
Richie Mack
Paris
Bartlesville
Okla
Thanksgiving passes quietly in Ada after holiday
Ada residents enjoyed perfect weather for hunting driving and football as the Thanksgiving break ended. A late automobile wreck at Ahloso caused no injuries and local football concluded with East Central tying Central State Teachers. Police reported 11 arrests on November 29 with five on Thanksgiving Day mostly for drunkenness.
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Ada
Ahloso
East Central
Central State Teachers Colleges
Norman
Sooner
Cowboy
Roosevelt seeks changes to securities act to protect legitimate enterprise
President Roosevelt asked the senate banking committee to modify the securities publicity act to avoid hindering capital flow to legitimate ventures. Chairman Fletcher indicated possible federal supervision for security exchanges and tighter control of margin accounts while avoiding crippling the market.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Fletcher
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Treasury
Wall Street
Florida
Democrat
Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Exchange
Smith's Move Toward Conservative Dems Stirs NYC Politics
Alfred E. Smith's criticism of Roosevelt policies sparks talk he may lead the conservative wing of the Democratic Party. Reports tie him to a possible bid for U S Senate next year as Royal Copeland's term ends, with observers noting his silence on active steps and a past White House reminder.
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Theodore F. Koop
Associated Press
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Smith
White House
United States
Royal S. Copeland
The
New York Sun
Happy Warrior
Senate
Tammany
John P. O. Brien
Ballots burned amid Long Allen election dispute in Louisiana
In St Francisville West Feliciana Parish unidentified men burned ballots printed for the Sixth Louisiana district race. The ballots bore only Mrs. Boliver E Kemp as unopposed Democratic nominee under Huey Long faction. Local officials had seized ballots earlier and loaned ballot boxes to a paper editor to block the election plan.
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Baton Rouge
West Feliciana Parish
St. Francisville
Boliver E. Kempt
Huey P. Long
O. K. Allen
Long
aGr. Allen
Kemp
West Feliciaa
Chester Fowlkes
Oklahoma Cova quota filled under relief program
Washington reports that Oklahoma has filled its 101 000 job quota under the Civil Works Administration. Hopkins says transfers from local to federal projects will be mandatory, aiming to place more workers on high grade projects. Texas shows 23 689 of 145 000 filled as of Nov 29, with similar transfers expected soon.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Oklahoma
Hopkins
Texas
Death of Lowell Ends Controversy
Federal Judge James A. Lowell dies on Thanksgiving Day at 64. His death comes amid impeachment proceedings over his extradition ruling in the Crawford case in Virginia. Funeral set for tomorrow at First Church in Brookline with burial in Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Grees
Virginia
Circuit Court of Appeal
Crawford
National House of Representatives
House
Lowell
Boston
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
James A. Lowell
First
Brookline
Forest Hills
George Crawford
Jurist
Margaret Boeing Sisley
Nina Buckner
Middleburg
Joseph B. Ely
Supreme Court
Oklahoma City marriage licenses include bride’s cooking guide
In Oklahoma City, every issued marriage license is paired with a bride’s book designed to help new wives with cooking and household arts though it omits breakfast menus.
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Oklahoma City
Ada Designated Point in Civil Service Tests
Ada has been designated as an examining point for civil service examinations by Congressman Tom D. McKeown. Previously Ada residents traveled to other sites for tests. The designation aims to convenience people in this part of the state and reflects growing interest in civil service exams.
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Ada
Tom D. McKeown
McKeown
Emma Bond to Direct Women’s Work in Oklahoma
Mrs Emma Bond of Oklahoma City will direct federal funds funded women’s work projects under state CWA supervision by Carl Giles. Mrs Edna McKinnon will supervise once funds are available. county plans for sewing rooms and later other work are outlined with more secretaries and county supervisors to be named.
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Oklahoma City
Emma Bond
Carl Giles
CWA
Murray
Ellen Woodward
Edna McKinnon
Women’s Relief
Bond
A. L
Beckett
Tulsa
Hugo
Ada
Muskogee
Duncan
Clinton
Woodward
Enid
Civil
Giles
Corn Processing Levy Delayed Amid Surplus Pressure
Washington reports a 5 cent per bushel tax on processed corn is suspended due to a last minute farm administration move. The levy will rise to 20 cents by year end if markets stay strong, with contracts offered to growers to reduce production and a planned combined levy aimed at 350 million dollars in benefits.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Tugwell
Agriculture Department
Mrs Emma Alletag Answers Summons
Mrs Emma Alletag aged 61 died Saturday evening at 7 40 in a local hospital after a long illness Funeral services are set for 3 o clock this afternoon at the First Baptist church with Dr C C Morris and Rev I J Young officiating The body will be taken to 49 Bartford Arkansas for interment Monday Survivors include four sons George of the firm Griesby Orr and Alletag Clyde and B F employed at The News Joe of Hartford Arkansas a daughter Lorene of Ada three sisters Mrs N B Pearson of Altus Mrs W L Phillips and Mrs G M Harlan both of Reb ee Arkansas a brother S R Dickey Fort Smith Arkansas and several grandchildren
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Emma Alletac
First Baptist Church
C. C. Morris
I. J. Young
Bartford
Arkansas
George
Griesby
Jury Convicts Shank of Akron in Poison Murder
A Benton Arkansas jury sentenced Mark H. Shank of Akron Ohio to death after consulting in prayer. Foreman FE M Banks said the jurors prayed aloud as they weighed life and death and one member asked for a second prayer before reporting the verdict. Banks called it the first time he prayed aloud and said he was nearly converted.
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Jorlors
Benton
Ark
Mark H. Shank
Akron
FE. M. Banks
Shank
Banks
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Clyde Kaiser
Ponteter County
Claude Sturdivant
Harrell & Kerr, Attyve
Bren Hatcher
Ounty
J. A. Chewell
Clyde Kaiser, Aanattt
Claude Rturdivant
EK. A. Allen
Della Bedford
Seal
Harrell & Kerr
Barritt Galloway
Pella Bedford
Jameson & Gray, Hunt Ride
Oka
Attorneys
Plaintiff
J C. Price
Shade Price
J. . Price
McKefown & Green
Oklahoma Projet
Mrs. Kemp Willing
Norman Stadium
Fred McCoy
W. H. Murray
McCoy
Honding Company
Johnston County
Charley Floyd
U. S
Cis
Via
Emmmia Bond
Fmmaa Alletag
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