Epilogue of a Moscow Mission and a Return to Life
Gerald recalls the Russia visit and Elsa Francks as a legendary figure who saved him, while Christopher confesses his long crush on Myrtile and notes her unyielding fidelity. The men discuss love, danger, wealth, and the haunting aftermath that leaves Gerald physically diminished but resurfacing toward normalcy.
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Gerald
Chris
Russia
Elsa Francks
Christopher
Monte Carlo
Alt
Dinterleys
Oklahoma Banks Face Higher Burglary Insurance Rates
Tulsa report notes a 20 percent rise in burglary insurance rates for Oklahoma banks starting January 1 due to higher loss percentages. Large insurers avoid small country banks. many policies require banks to share losses and depend on alarm systems. past territorial discounts vanish after January 1.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
A. R. Willsey
Pearce, Porter & Martin
Texas
Kansas
Willsey
W. F. Stahl
Bank Teller Smothers Jailed for Embezzling $3500
Tulsa police report John H. Smethers, 47, teller at Exchange National Bank, is jailed on a charge of embezzling $3500. He was taken into custody as details of the alleged theft emerged.
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Tulsa
John H. Smethers
Exchange National Bank
Myrtile Receives Gerald on Quiet Visit at Gate
Gerald arrives with Christopher to Myrtile’s grove, where she greets him with tender pity. He sleeps deeply on the veranda as Myrtile vows to tend him alone, promising no one disturb them and hoping the place will heal him.
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Christopher
Gerald
Alos
Myrtiles
Cypress Avenue
Mense
Marie
Teresos
Christopher Christopher
Myrille
Lady Mary
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San Raphael
Wedding Festivities End In Joyful Country Celebration
Gerald and Myrtile wed amid feasting tenants and village friends at the farm. Mary and Christopher reflect on love, while Gerald proclaims happiness and plans, with Myrtile joining a new life beside him as the bell of the church rings. Christopher confesses his love for Mary as an English journey ends.
Bank official Smethers arraigned on bond in Tulsa
Smethers, a banker with 20 years in the field and six years at the Tulsa bank, was arraigned before the United States commissioner here and released on bond set at 5 0060.
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United States
Smethers
Notice of multiple foreclosures in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public sheriff sale ads announce foreclosures issued by Pontotoc District Court against multiple defendants. Properties include portions of sections and lots in Pontotoc County Oklahoma with bids required without appraisal, to satisfy judgments plus interest and costs. Sales set for January 13, 1925, at 2 PM at the county courthouse with mortgage liens and unpaid taxes noted.
Auction Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1926
No. 6438 totoc County Oklahoma on December 10 1924 sheriff court sale order directs sale of Lot Two and Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter and other parcels totaling 169.95 acres in Ada Oklahoma to satisfy foreclosure in favor of R B Smith against A B Meyer Mildred J Meyer The First National Bank of Ada J E Smith Roy S Carter and Jessie A Smith The sale to be held January 13 1926 at 2 PM at the county courthouse West 12th Street Ada Oklahoma with costs including 370.00 attorney fees and 18.35 costs. The judgment assigned to P A Norris now owner titled to benefits.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
H. W. Tate
Leetie D. Deaton
Alonzo J. Deaton
Edna V. Jackson
J. F. Jackson
Edna Victoria Jackson
Roy Deaton
Naomi Turman
Ada
West 12Th Street
Exchange Trust Company
Sarah I. Stewart
Nee Nettles
W. L. Nettles
George E. Stewart
W. F. Schulte
Mildred O. Schulte
Guaran
County Court House
J. E. Sloan
Pohtotoe County
Okla
P. H. Deal
McKeown & Green
Equity Farm Mortgage Company
R. B. Smith
A. B. Meyer
Mildred J. Meyer
First National Bank of
J. E. Smith
Roy S. Carter
Jessie A. Smith
P. A. Norris
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure No 6200 Pontotoc OK
Sheriff of Pontotoc County announces sale of land under foreclosure No 6200 the action pitting P A Norris against Wade H Allison Alice Allison and The First National Bank of Ada Oklahoma The sale covers described parcels including portions of Section 26 and 27 Township 3 North Range 7 East and related quarters all to be advertised and sold without appraisement under court direction
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
P. A. Norris
Wade H. Allison
Alice Allison
First National Bank of
Ada
Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers at Last Night
Royal Arch Masons in regular session elected officers for the coming year. W H Powell named High Priest with W Zimmermann as King Hugh Norris Scribe John Gardner Secretary and L A Ellison Treasurer. Additional officers to be appointed at the next meeting with installation to follow. Wewoka-ioses corporation reports a new well producing 125 barrels hourly.
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Royal Arch Masons
W. H. Powell
W. Zimmerman
King
Hugh Norris
Scribe
John Gardner
L. A. Ellison
Wewoka
Il Corporation
Santa Fe Railway Expansion Spurs Record Freight Movements
Since 1923 the Santa Fe has invested over 50 million in equipment and facilities and, from August 1 to November 1, moved 48 395 cars of freight, a 9.7 percent rise with no congestion. Four years of Transportation Act peace aided this growth while farmers and merchants rely on timely car supply amid improving railroad capacity. W B Storey, President.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway
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