Notice of Foreclosure and Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County
Public foreclosure notices detail a judgment in favor of Federal Land Bank of Wichita against multiple defendants including Bruce M. Brady and Annie A. Brown. The sheriff is to sell on January 2, 1933, at Ada, Oklahoma, to satisfy $3,783.52 plus interest, costs, and attorney fees on 160 acres in Section 25, Township 1 North Range 7 East.
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Ada Weely News
Pontotoc Nity
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichit Katens
Pidintry
S. (. Hows
Selina
Tons Nee Urady
Choctaw Kells
K. Murnett
Harry i. Brown
Annie A. Brown
W. A. Merrie
E. Bains
Boy Rains
Bri
Ilains & Son
J. de Manders
William Cramer
Mead
Adi
de Visteon
Thelecs
By « Chang Hoyalty Company
Tulas
Oklahome
T. B. Hoffer
Hoquitien Asseciation of
Pontotoc Cupanty
Pontotac
State of Oklahoma
Southeasat
Northwest
Mowthwest
Beetton
Northwest Quearter
Northenet
Bowthwest
Southwert
Northennet
Beechion
Ranne Bewen
Caid
Elack
Adagat
Tontotoc
Cntiis Colt Judement
Ada
Newa
Pontoto County
Wichita
Kanets
Bruce M. Brady
Harry B. Brown
E. J. Showalter
P. A. Sortis
L. E. Rains
Roy Rains
EB. Rains & Son
J. l. Sanders
William Creamer
B. C. Hallum
Sarah J. Hallum
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Okinhoettia
I. BB. Yraneklin
McKeel & Fryen
J. W
Flinn
W. EE. Pepperell
Oklahomea
Northwest Quarter
Nation Shivering Under Icy Winter Breath
Nation reels as sub zero temperatures, snow, sleet and rain cause numerous traffic deaths across states. Pennsylvania reports eleven deaths. Midwest and West endure record cold. A separate historical note recalls a 1931 Ardmore shooting case involving deputies Guess and Crosby.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
East
Far West
Rocky Mountain
Mid-West
San Francisco
San Diego
Denver
Montana
Georgetown Lake
Anaconda
Notice of Tax Sale in Pontotes County Oklahoma
The notice announces a property sale under a court order in Pontotes County Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment of 1119.06 with interest and costs from 1932. The property is the west half of the southwest quarter and east half of the southwest quarter of Section 34 Township 4 North Range 6 East containing 40 acres with improvements. The sale is at the court house in Ada on January 10, 1992, with lease considerations to Gypsy Hi Company. Witness Le Praskin, Sheriff.
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Pietriet Court of Wantotoe Punty
Oklaherash
Windsor County Prim Papang
Vermont
Cod Leowie Glen Perk
Maud Peck
Gypey ‘mi Company
Sarah A. Verk
Desea Fe Rucker
Mivde Tucker
Mayme Crystal Peck
Ponteter County
Oklahoma
Altwatea
Penntotos County
Fiowit
Baet
Ada
Gypsy Hi Company
le Praskiin
Sherif
Pontotes County
C. H. Jones
W. ©. Duncan
Priinie
Ale-Thin
Christmas Festival Sees Officers Elected at Ada Hall
A holiday event centered on a large evergreen tree featured gaily lighted decorations and a range of contests. An earlier business session elected 1933 officers: Mrs. Mary West president, Miss Susan McCormick vice president, Mrs. W. S. Sossoman secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Helen Robnett and Mrs. Marie Bailey as critic and reporter. Gifts exchanged with Eastern Star color symbols, a holiday menu served, and fourteen Ada members attended. January meeting hosts named: Mrs. W. S. Sossoman, Mrs. H. A. Stevenson and Mrs. Sweighardt at the former’s home.
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Mary West
Ss. P. Ross
Susan McCormick
W. S. Sossoman
Helen Robnett
Marie Bailey
Ada
W. 8. Sosoman
H. A. Stevenson
Sweighardt
Marble Truck Wreck Sparks Fellowsville Scramble
A freight truck carrying marbles crashed as school let out in Fellowsville West Virginia. Children swarmed the scene gathering marbles while owners appeared unfazed, scooping up all they could find.
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Fellowsville
W. Va
Marbles
Coldest Texas Night Brings Record Lows Across State
Severe cold swept Texas with a brisk north wind. Dallas and Fort Worth fell to 18 degrees, the lowest in two seasons, with sleet giving icy streets. Wichita Falls logged 12 degrees, Gainesville 16, Pampa minus 4, threatening Panhandle wheat crops and prompting frost concerns.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
Mercury
Forth Worth
Wichita Falls
Gainesville
Pampa
Panhanidie
Snow brings playful winter scenes to sunny California
Californians enjoy rare snow with improvised sleds and home made gear as children frolic in the white dust. In Southern California heavy storms cause fatal accidents including a gas truck crash and a nursery fire killing a 22 months old boy.
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California
San Francisco
Herbert Adolph Stoeffel
Emile Stoeffel
San Juan Capistrano
Stoeffel
Record cold grips Kansas region with subzero readings
Kansas City and towns across the state reported subzero temperatures early today. Junction City measured the lowest, with readings around 10 below, the coldest since January 14, 1930 when the thermometer fell to 14 below. Other places such as Coffeyville Emporia and Ottawa reported five below and two below respectively.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Junction City
Coffeyville
Arkansas City
Emporia
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Borah Seeks 50000 Payment to Mexico Over Rubio Death
Senator Borah proposes paying Mexico fifty thousand dollars as an act of grace for the killing of Emilio Cortez Rubio near Ardmore Oklahoma last year. The resolution was introduced today in Washington.
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Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Garcia Gomez
Ardmore
Okla
William Guess
Cecil Crosby
Guess
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Washington
Emilio Cortez Rubio
Rubio
Manuel Gomez
Winter in Ald Roe Paciein Winter in Ald Roe Paciein
Winter weather from Alaska to California brings record lows and snow. California shivers with 28 degrees in Sacramento and a 29 degree record in San Francisco from 1888. Blizzard like conditions hit Oregon Washington Nevada with closed highways and halted services. Two young couples found half frozen in the San Bernardino mountains.
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San Francisco
Claifornia
Alaska
Sacramento
California
Point Barrow
Artic Circle
Canada
E. H. Bowie
Weather Bureau
Akron
Lincoln Park
Moss Beach
Fort Point
Golden Gate Station
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Elko
San Bernardino Mountains
Oklahoma adopts broad fourteen point legislative program
Tulsa delegates from civic and industrial groups approve a sweeping fourteen point program. Proposals include consolidation of boards, cash basis budgeting, central purchasing, repeal of highway levies, county office consolidation, uniform accounting, and updated tax and education reforms. The plan seeks unified action and asks the legislature to proceed pragmatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
State Board of Affairs
Court of Tax Reviews
Late Rush Of Christmas Buying Just Ahead For Related Shoppers
Shoppers brace for a December surge as sleet dampens start of Christmas buying. Merchants urge early selections with two weeks left before Christmas. cards sales rise despite higher postage. Community groups plan charity events and letters to Santa as a spirit of giving grows. Local notes cover debt talks and France’s stance on a general international conference.
Cold slows Pontotoc county crime wave report
Weekend crime activity in Pontotoc county appears light with one arrest for drunkenness reported by city police. The sheriff’s office cooperates with federal agents on a counterfeiting case. no other notable activity noted. In Levelland Texas one hundred beef cattle were harvested from 100 acres of maize for G C Hughes of Pep and $560 paid for the work. 100 head averaged 750 pounds each, gaining about 100 pounds since September 1, with light harvest yields and expenses cited.
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Pontotoc County
Levelland
Tex
G. C. Hushes
Pep
W. T. Magee
Cardui Praises From Beaumont Woman After Health Boost
Mrs. Nick Barranco of Beaumont Texas says Cardui relieved her pain and fatigue. She suffered side pains and poor sleep before taking seven bottles and notices improved appetite strength and health. Cardui sold at 21 drug stores.
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Nick Barranco
Beaumont
Texas
Merger of Century Petroleum Creations in Tulsa
Tulsa December 10 merger of Century Petroleum and Operators Company announced. Combined properties valued over 8.6 million dollars with new headquarters in Tulsa. Ray Dunnett to head the new firm and Bob Bradshaw to serve as secretary treasurer. Receivership ended in October. Physical assets include five Century wells, a 3500 barrel refinery in Oklahoma City, and the Chestnutt Smith refinery in West Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Century Petroleum Commpany
New York
Century
Ray Dunnett
Bob Bradshaw
Century Company
Bradshaw
Century Wells
Oklahoma City
Chestnutt & Smith
Pecans and Walnuts Exhibited at Pontotoc County Court House
J. B. Hill county farm agent prepared a display of pecans and English walnuts at the Pontotoc county court house. The exhibit features nearly twenty pecan varieties and two walnut varieties, showcasing county production and ranging from tiny pinhead samples to the Makhan the largest pecan.
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Pontotoc County
J. B. Hill
Return of beer would cost jobs, foundation says
The American Business Men's Prohibition Foundation contends that reopening beer sales would add fewer than 75 000 jobs nationwide. Fred D L Squires notes beer tax revenue would require vast spending and divert funds from other goods sustaining thousands of workers.
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Chicago
American Business Men's Prohibition Foundation
Fred D. L. Squires
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Prohibition Foundation
Squires
French approve payment of debt to United States
The foreign affairs committee of the French chamber voted 20 to support paying the $20,600,000 due the United States next week if America agrees to a conference to reconsider the debt structure. The finance committee backed the policy 25 to 4, signaling unified approval of government policy.
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Finance and Foreign Affairs Committees
Chamber of Deputies
France
American Congress
Paris
United States
America
Poultry Show Closes After Successful 20th Annual Event
The Pontotoc County Poultry Association wrapped up its twentieth winter poultry show in the Coffman building with high quality entries up from last year. Premium winners include Ada Hatchery and W F Schulte with White Rock and Rhode Island Red titles, along with top placements for Holdenville Poultry Farm, Oscar Belt, Bryce Myers, Raymond Robbins, and many others across Wyandottes, Leghorns, and various breeds.
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Pontotoc County Poultry Association
Coffman Building
Association
Pontotoc County
White Rocks
Ada Hatchery
W. F. Schulte
Ada
Rhode Island
Joe Belt
Oscar Belt
Hickory
G. L. Wyandottes
Bryce Myers
Ada Ht
S. L. Wyandottes
Raymond Robbins
Ada Rt
G. B. Armstrong
Lela Featherstone
Holdenville
Dearwood Clay
Stratford
Langshan Dearwood Clay
Eck
Derk Cornish
Clyce Bailey
Wen. White Leghorn
Eki
Pul
Pen
D. B. Leghorn
Charley S Shockley
Sil. Span
Hamburg
Oklahoma Poultry Farm
Jersey
White Giants
Sam van Duren
Buff Orpinatons
Buff Minorcas
Holdenville Poultry Farm
Canada Eyes liquor export clash with U S over repeal hints
Ottawa reports Washington action could nullify Canada’s liquor clearance ban under the export act. Officials say no repeal decision has been made or discussed by the cabinet. Pre 1930 clearances allowed shipments to the U S despite smuggling, yielding Canadian revenue from a $9 per proof gallon excise.
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Ottawa
Washington
United States
Great Lake
Canada
Revenue Department
Kansans dispute school chief succession in Kansas
An attorney for Governor Woodring obtained a court order restraining Lieut. Gov. Graybill and Secretary of State Cornell from filling the vacancy of state superintendent of public instruction. Woodring, in Washington, D. C., contends he cannot act from outside Kansas. Cornell questioned Woodring’s authority to act and declined to issue a commission for Markham as successor.
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Peka
Kan
Harry H. Woodring
J. W. Graybill
E. A. Cornell
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Woodring
Graybill
Cornell
Kansas
Secretary of State
W. T. Markham
Yates Center
George A. Allen, Jr
Graybdill
Washington, D. C
Clemency Saves Jap Fagr Chair Albany
Gov Roosevelt granted executive clemency to Cane Akiyama a Japanese butler whose murder conviction was reduced from death to life imprisonment. Two of seven judges dissented and the governor noted a lesser degree homicide would better fit justice. Akiyama faced execution by electrocution.
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Albany, HN
Gentaro Akiyama
G. William Schatz
Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt
Warden Lawes
Sine Sing
Court of Appeals
Akiyama
Rogers bound on three burglary and robbery counts
Victor O. Rogers appeared in justice court on three counts alleging taking property belonging to others. Two burglary in the second degree charges were bound over to district court under $2,000 each. A third count, with Maggie Peam, charged robbery in the first degree.
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Victor O. Rogers
Justice Court
C. S. Deal
Justice of the Peace
Rogers
Magcie Peam
Veteran of Indian Wars Dead at 75 in Boston
Charles B. Corliss, a veteran of the Indian wars and a member of the column that rode too late to the relief of General Custer, died at his Boston home last night at age 75. He served as scout guide and hunter with the old second cavalry U S army and was long stationed in Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Boston
Charles B. Corliss
Custer
Corliss
Old Second Cavalary
U. S. Army
Cheyenne
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W. BE. Prpyerela
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Ns Nia
Tiee
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Okhlahoma
Federal Land Bank of Wiehit
Iarit Nanak
Corporatpan
Bill Summers
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Aselatoig
Wilpong
Peeapeauaty
Weekehi
Friglr
Middle West Region
Stidpripets Sale
Paula Waits
M. A. Walls
Paula
Walter Monroe Vreeland
East Thirteenth Street
0. R. Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Roff
Helen Rebnett
Virsil Standfield
A. M. Stuart
Masonic Hall
Bso
Ald Roe
American Legion
Vpontotoc County
Santa Claus
Stonewall
Chester Nix
White Wyandottes
Eurppe Daniel
Clarita
Light Brahmas
Ramon Lopez
Gilbert Lopez
Barred Rock
Elbert Roberts
Cardui
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White Rock
O. P. Walker
Rhode
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Solomon
Vaness
Hen
Young Tom
White Holland
J. F. Weldon
Pal
Dark Cornish
Gilbert
Lopez
Buff Riocks
Floreta McAnal
Dresh
Howard
Duff Orpington
Doyle Chambers
White Leshorns
Elzie Reed
Bradford Watkins
Carl Burkhart
Orvel Reeves
Victor Hobbie
White Minorcas
Melvin Nix
Mary
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