Federal Land Bank foreclosure notice in Pontotoc County
The Federal Land Bank of Wichita files a foreclosure petition in Pontotoc County District Court against E L Martin and others for $3 476 07 unpaid on a 1923 promissory note plus interest and costs to foreclose a mortgage on lands described as parts of Section 27 Township 4 North Range 4 East Indian Meridian containing about 140 acres. Publication notice requests answer by January 18, 1935. Also notices of funding intent for Ada School bonds and a partnership certificate for Brown Cloyne music store in Ada.
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Ada Weekly News
State OF
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
District Court of
Pontotoec County
State of Oklahoma
Mattie E. Martin
U. S
Tpontotec County
Oklahoma
Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
Jewell L. Brown
Claude
Brown
W. M. Goyne
Willie L. Goyne
Fremont Williams
West Main Street
Ada
Pontotoc County
Brown-Cloyne
Notice of Bid Receipt for Oklahoma Oil and Gas Leases
The Oklahoma Commissioners of the Land Office will receive sealed bids by 2:00 p.m. January 14, 1935, for oil and gas leases on school and state lands. Bids require a $1,000 earnest money deposit, with bonds as required by law. Leases run five years with royalty of at least one eighth, rent of 1.0 per acre if no well is completed within a year, and bonuses in cash. No bid under $2.00 per acre. drilling contract requires a test well within one year.
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the Land Office
State of
Oklahoma
Commissioners of the Land Office
Secretary of the Commissioners of the Land Office
Rather Die Than Go Back To Alcatraz Says Counterfeiter
John Stadig, a 26 year old counterfeiter, described Alcatraz Island conditions and hunger strikes, claiming guards treated inmates harshly yet provided a library. He said Capone and others were confined separately, with routine, clothing, and limited exercise, and noted internal informers among 253 convicts.
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Alcatraz
San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
al Capone
John Stadig
Stadig
John Ott
Martinez
Calif
Portland
Capone
Kelly
Harvey Bailey
Roy Gardner
Atlanta
Roosevelt Plan for National Resources Draws Praise and Doubt
The Roosevelt administration faces mixed reaction on the national resources board report outlining a six year public works budget with a ten million dollar reserve, large land retirements, expanded homesteading, mineral control, power and irrigation surveys, and a permanent planning body to coordinate long term use of land water and minerals. Senator Norris called it very progressive and potentially enacted, though critics warn it will take years to implement.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
America
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
National Resources Board
Public Works Administration
Ickes
Perkins
Dern
Wallace
Roper
Harry L. Hopkins
Frederick A. Delano
Charles E. Merriam
Wesley C. Mitchell
Congress
Norris
R-Neb
Tax group gets work as Marland setup in Oklahoma
Ponca City dispatch reports Governor elect E. W. Marland’s unofficial taxation committee settled in for focused tasks after initial formation. The panel, tied to Marland’s incoming administration, aims to chart policy directions affecting business taxes and fiscal planning.
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Ponca City
E. W. Marland
Santa Fe President Sees 1935 Growth In Agriculture And Traffic
S T Bledsoe president of the Santa Fe railway company reports in his annual survey that the agricultural outlook in the territory served is more favorable due to adequate rainfall allowing a modest upswing. He notes no sharp traffic rise this year due to drought but outlines planned capital spending including air conditioning for 280 passenger cars laying 220 miles of new track and depot work in Los Angeles with purchases of diesel electric locomotives and a high speed engine.
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Peka
Kas
S. T. Bledsoe
Santa Fe Railway Company
Bledsoe
Los Angeles
Suit alleges Oil Tender Violation in East Texas
The Texas attorney general filed seven suits naming 349 defendants for violating the new tender order in East Texas. Judge Will C. Hurts granted injunctions. two similar suits with 106 defendants were filed later. Violations cited involve handling or transporting crude petroleum products without written authority from the railroad commission.
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Longview
Tex
Attorney General's Department Today
East Texas
Will C. Hurs
Texas Railroad Commission
Bailey Sheppard
Edward Clark
James W. Allred
Sheppard
Joy Payne
Theommission
Ada Crowds For Joyful Christmas Program In December Rush
Ada merchants report a bustling holiday season with 35 percent higher 1934 sales than 1933 and most stores open nights. Community groups plan charity events including the Pontotoc county Christmas party for 4500 children, with 2000 pounds of candy, at the Convention hall next Monday. Churches clubs and civic groups organize baskets gifts and meals for the less fortunate as five shopping days remain before Christmas.
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Ada
The
American Legion
Pontotoc County
Christams Tree
Convention Hall
Santa Claus
First Baptist Church
Johnson Promises Terracing Program for Oklahoma
Washington dispatch reports Rep Jed Johnson of Oklahoma outlines a soil terracing plan to curb top soil loss blamed for draining land from the state into the Mississippi. He expects to raise erosion camps from five to ten and ties any program to a potential Arkansas Valley Authority.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Mississippi River
Panama Canal
Jed Johnson
Okla
Johnson
S. T. Lyle
Extension Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Arkansas Valley Authority
Eugene B Black dies in Atlanta former Fed head
Eugene R Black, former governor of the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta's sixth district and former head of the Federal Reserve Board, died at his residence at age 55 after a brief illness and a heart attack. He served as liaison between banks and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Black was a son in law of Henry W. Grady and a noted Atlanta civic leader. He had recently resigned the Fed Board post to return to Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Eugene R. Black
Federal Reserve Board
Black
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Bank of the
Sixth District
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Henry W. Grady
South
Farcene Meyer
Sixth Federal Reserve District
President Roosevelts Health Report Delivers Positive Outlook
Dr. Ross T. McIntire reports President Roosevelt in excellent physical condition as Congress approaches. Daily White House pool swims, regular vacations, and Hyde Park and Warm Springs trips contribute to his fitness. the 53 year old leader maintains a precise routine and minor weight fluctuation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ross T. McIntire
MelIntire
Six Points in 1935 Cotton Program Announced
The 1935 cotton adjustment plan outlines six key points. It covers existing two year contracts, new one year contracts, rental and parity payments, acreage reduction requirements, world production outlook, and potential Bankhead act implications with noted decisions and clarifications from officials.
Examiner alleges irregularities in Beaver county offices
Oklahoma City report by state examiner John Rogers finds six county officials liable for minor 1932 violations. Court clerk Jennie Russell allegedly issued civil processes with no posted costs creating a 4205.98 county debt. overdraft of 151.60 suggests funds misused. Crystal Bridewell failed to transfer earned fees to the county fund. County superintendent Jackson Jones allegedly overpaid 19.00 to out of town judges for school contests.
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Oklahoma City
Beaver County
John Rogers
Jennie Russell
Rogers
Crystal Bridewell
Jackson Jones
Three ex con victs plead guilty to armed robbery
In Lawton Oklahoma on December 11 three ex convicts pled guilty to the armed robbery of an Indienhome filling station. Coy Williams and Clay Whittle received ten year sentences each while Tolliver Whittle drew five years. Robert Bell and Jewell Williams were to be turned over to Seminole officers for related charges. robbery with firearms against them was dismissed.
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Lawton
Indiahoma
Coy Williams
Clay Whittle
Whittle
Tolliver
Robert Bell
Jewell Williams
Cor Williams
Seminole
Edgar B Dodd 46 Dies in Tularosa New Mexico
Edgar B Dodd died last night in Tularosa New Mexico at age 46. His body will be brought to Ada for funeral and burial, with arrival and service times to be announced. Survived by his wife and six children, sister Mrs Virgil Auld of Ada, and former Ada residents Ophelia Warren and Jesse Warren.
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Edgar B. Dodd
Tularosa
N. M
Ada
Criswell’s
Hearst
Mr. Dodd
Dodd
Virgil Auld
Saar Police Chief Resigns Post in Saarbrucken
Captain Arthur G. Hemsley announced his resignation as chief of the Saar civil police and stated he will not return to the post even if friends seek reinstatement. He resigned yesterday amid street unrest pressure in the Saar territory.
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Saarbruecken
Sarr Fpasin
Arthur G. Hemsley
Saar Civil Police
Christmas Calls and Calls for Phones
A string of humorous reflections on social quirks and holiday bustle. The speaker notes how phone calls frighten or delay people during the season, and jokes about honesty, stockings, and love letters. Nero is mentioned as a figure in history’s fable of fame.
Fight Involving Captain James Justice Near Sunday Incident
A Sunday early fight drew in Captain James Justice an Englishman who was a close friend of Hemsley. Details on location and motives are sparse, but Justice's involvement links the skirmish to notable local figures. Further reporting is awaited.
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James Justice
Hemsley
Three Men Loot Fittstown Hospital Take Morphpine Tablets
Officers seek three unidentified men who burglarized the Cummings emergency hospital in Fittstown early Tuesday, tying nurse Miss Young to a bed with a necktie. They escaped with a quantity of morphine tablets. the nurse was unharmed.
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Cummings
Fittstown
Miss Young
Weaver Loses Home in Wilburton Lightning Fire
Game Warden Robert Chandler said Carlton Weaver’s home in Wilburton was struck by lightning and burned, destroying many valuable historical documents but causing no injuries. Weaver, youngest member of the state constitutional convention, has been active in state politics for years.
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Oklahoma City
Robert Chandler
Carlton Weaver
Wilburton
Chandler
Weaver
Burglars Hit Cal's Place on West Main
Burglars forced entry to Cal's Place cafe at 230 West Main early Tuesday morning breaking a glass door and releasing the inside lock. They stole cigarettes candy and other small items worth several dollars. No suspects had been identified by late Tuesday.
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Cal’s Place
West Main
Banks Agree to Cash Back Salary Warrants in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City banks will cash back salary warrants for the current fiscal year immediately and expect to handle warrants for the prior year by tomorrow night. Country banks statewide and private investors are phoning to take the warrants, though only warrants issued after July 1, 1934 will be honored.
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Oklahoma City
Hugh Harrell
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