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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

7

Oklahoma divorce notice in Pontotoc County

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the district court case Gifford v Gifford No 5862 dictates Edith Gifford must answer by January 5 1923 or the petition for divorce will be granted by default. Pauls Valley attorney Carr Henderson represents plaintiff. Court clerk L E Franklin attests the notice dated November 11 1922.

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County C. B. Gifford Edith Gifford A. D L. E. Franklin Carr & Henderson Pauls Valley Pontotoc W. J. Flowers W. P. Rives Daisy Bailey Lela Flowers Oklahoma Trme Okla Green & Green Rancze 5 G. E. Vaughan Green and Green

Sheriff Sale Notice Foreclosing on Ada Lands

Notice details a foreclosure sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma for two judgments on Lots 7 and 8 in Block 7 West Side Ada City. Sheriff B D Duncan will sell December 30 1922 at 10 30 a m at the courthouse door Ada to highest bidder for cash. The action arises from Georgia State Savings Association versus Ida Pickney Susie Pickney Augusta Pickney James W Harris C P Harris Bell M Barney and C H Massey administrator. The notice also covers an unrelated publication in Ada News seeking exclusion of W P Rives and Daisy Bailey from a property lien and title quieting suit and a federally issued appearance order for Jesse R Ball with publication in Ada News.

District’ Court Pontotoc County Oklahoma Georgia State Savings Association Savannah Georgia Ida Pickney Susie Pickney Augusta Pickney James W. Harris C. P. Harris Bell M. Barney C. H. Massey A. Pickney Ada

Notice to Creditors in Estate of T. H. Eastwood

In the County Court Mary R. Eastwood as administratrix requires all claimants against T. H. Eastwood, deceased, to present their claims with vouchers to Ada Oklahoma within four months from November 29, 1922, or be forever barred. Administratrix Mary R. Eastwood dated 11-29-1922.

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County T. H. Eastwood Mary R. Eastwood Ada Oklahoma Green & Green

Warning orders and estate notices filed in Pontotoc County courts

Multiple court notices and warnings dated 1922 1931 detail actions in the United States District Court Eastern District of Oklahoma and Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Filings involve deed disputes to clear title land in Pontotoc County and a probate matter over Swill Nelson estate with heirs and property descriptions.

Notice of Sale of Real Estate Administrator Peck

Notice is given by the Administrator of the estate of B. F. Peck deceased under a Pontotoc County Court order dated December 7 1922. The property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder on December 30 1922 at 10 A M at the Ada Oklahoma courthouse front door. Sales subject to court confirmation. Real estate includes various described parcels in Section 12 and adjacent quarters.

W. A. Peck J. F. McKeel B. F. iPeck Pontotoc State of Oklahoma B. F. Peck Ada Pontotoc County

Bankers Back Plan for Cooperative Cotton Marketing

Oklahoma bankers and several national associations endorse the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association plan for orderly cooperative marketing. They urge a bank–association agreement to share plans and mortgage records, allow cotton to be sold through the association, and ensure loan payments. Also included is an in memoriam note for 16 month old Leonard Hugh Stevenson with a funeral obituary description.

Oklahoma Bankers Association Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association American Bankers Association Government Oklahoma Th Banks Oklahoma Association Federal Reserve Board Sam Morley Amer. Nat’l McAlester D. N. Fink Commercial Nat’l Muskogee W. H. Donahue First Beggs Wm. Mee Security Nat'l D. C Geo. L. Browning Liberty Nat D. S. Wolfinger Citizens Nat'l Hobart R. D. Wilbur First Nat'l Hugo

New Jersey Senator and Bride Begin Honeymoon Trip

United States Senator Walter Edde of New Jersey and his bride Miss Camellia Sewall left tonight for Canada on their honeymoon. They plan a brief stay in Quebec before sailing from New York to England, with Europe visit over Christmas depending on Washington events.

New Jersey United States Walter Edde Camellia Sewall Harold M. Sewall Canada Quebec New York England Europe Washington

Cotton Crop Falls Below 10 Million Bales in year

Washington December 12 The department of agriculture places the season final lint crop at 4 767 262 900 pounds equal to 9 964 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight This is the smallest crop in twenty years except last season and the fourth most valuable with an estimated value of 1 134 608 356 not counting lint cotton and cotton seed remainable ginned bales indicate about 646 000 bales still to be ginned based on census figures prior to December 1

Washington Department of Agriculture Census Bureau

Barrett Orders His Guards Be Removed

Adjutant General Charles F. Barrett ordered withdrawal of a detachment of National Guard troops from Madill. State troops were sent to protect authorities after the discovery of alleged stolen automobiles in Marshall County. Acting Governor M. E. Trapp received telegrams from Madill citizens protesting the troop presence.

Oklahoma City Charles F. Barrett National Guard Madill Marshall County M. E. Trapp

Prizes Offered to Fiddlers at Walton Inaugural

Governor elect Jack Walton approves a personal prize of 200 dollars for the top Oklahoma fiddler at the Walton barbecue January 9 and 10 1923 with 160 dollars first and 50 dollars second. Judges include Chief Justices Harrison Kang and McNeal. A separate committee prize of 100 dollars funds best square dance callers with 50 dollars first and 25 dollars second. D V Lackey chairs with gifts for clog dancers and more. Also Ada Business College offers 25 percent scholarships through January 15.

Jack Walton Oklahoma Weeta - Pike Supreme Court Harrison, Kang and McNeal Weiee Cna Een Seeeid Tele Oris .N Oacanteaene D. V. Lackey

For Sale Oiled Paper Butter Wrapping Sheets

Oiled paper for wrapping butter offered in a 256 sheet tablet for 50 cents. News Office notice.

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Njowss Bud Fisher Bob Duncan Chickasaw Nation Department of the Interior the Five Civilized Tribes Post Office Department of the United States Jesse R. Ball Ada News Rn. L. Williams United States of America Eastern District of Oklahoma Ss. I. W Muskigee W. V. McClure Pearl Julian United States District Court Eastern District of Equity William Filmore Columbus America Swill Nelson J. F. Painter Swill Nelson Plaintiff Bankers Committee Commends Association Little Hugh Papa Mamma Hugh Little Leonard Hugh Stevenson Alma Jones Jesse Cemetary Barrett Walton Ada Business College Mason Cord ‘Tire Oakman W. R. Dennis Frisco J. C. Walker Stonewall Sasakwa Bankers Reserve System Bankers Reserve Deposit Company California Street Denver Colorado A. Thomas Veterinary Surgeon Office 12Th St A. Cummins John Skinner East Fane Gong Grace Sarace Remy Finn van Loons BY B. Lewziger
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