Sheriff Sale Notice of Pontotoc County Lands
Foreclosure sale ordered by the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma on November 27 1921 to satisfy two judgments. Property includes Lots 7 and 8 in Block 7 West Side Ada Oklahoma. Sale set for December 30 1922 at 10 30 am at the Ada courthouse front door to the highest bidder for cash. Filed by Sheriff Bob Duncan and Court Clerk L E Franklin. Green and Green attorneys for plaintiffs.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Georgia State Savings Association
Savannah
Georgia
Ida Pickne
Susie Pickney
Augusta Pickney
James W. Harris
C. P. Harris
Bell M. Barney
C. H. Massey
A. Pickney
Ada
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Court House
W. P. Rives
Daisy Bailey
L. E. Franklin
Okla
Green & Green
Said
T. H. Eastwood
Mary R. Eastwood
Pearl Julian
Notice of Quiet Title Suit and Public Sale in Pontotoc
Notice by publication in Pontotoc county reveals lawsuits to quiet title on land in Section 23 Township 3 North Range 7 East and a federal equity action to remove cloud on land in Section 1 Township 3 North Range 5 East. Also lists a public sale of B F Peck estate real estate in Pontotoc County on December 39, 1922 at Ada courthouse.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
W. J. Flowers
W. P. Rives
Daisy Bailey
W.P. Rives
Lela Flowers
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
United States District Court
Eastern District of
Equity
United States of America
Jesse R. Ball
William Filmore
Chickasaw Nation
Department of the Interior
Five Civilized Tribes
Postoffice Department of the United States
Ada News
Ada
R. L. Williams
B. F.peck
County Court
County of Pontotoctate
B. F. Peck
Sid B. F. Peck
Pontotec County
For Sale Or Trade Good Dodge Truck Bargain
Classified notice offers a nearly new Dodge truck for sale or trade by J. C. Walker of Stone wall Oklahoma. Includes location details and date stamp 11-30-4t.
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J. C. Walker
Stonewall
Okla
Sixty Canadians Start Communism Life in Boundary
A Canadian settlement plan near Willian Ontario proposes sixty families forming a commune at Devon Township 53 miles south of here. The community will pool crops and shared land while private property covers clothing and household goods. Eight hour work day and no Sunday labor are planned. Radio will connect to the world.
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Willian
Ont
Devon
Here
Arrow River
Oiled paper for wrapping butter offered in tablet pack
A News Office notice lists oil paper wrapping for butter sold in tablets of 250 sheets at 50 cents.
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News Office
Officers Elected at Ada Medical Society Meeting
Regular Ada Medical Society session elected officers for the coming year. Dr. Sam A. McKeel became president, Dr. M. M. Webster vice president, and Dr. Wilson H. Lane secretary treasurer. A new board of censors includes Dr. Jeffress, Dr. Breco, and Dr. Lewis. Representatives to the state convention are Drs. Overton and Lewis. The January meeting date moved to the first Tuesday. Weekly meetings were decided for next year. Dr. Lewis will prepare a paper for the next meeting.
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Ada Medical Society
Sam A. McKeel
M. M. Webster
Wilson H. Lane
Board of Censors
Jeffress
Breco
Lewis
Lowden Sees Agriculture as Nation’s Cornerstone
Former Illinois governor Henry L. Lowden, speaking at an American Farm Bureau Federation event in Chicago, argues national prosperity hinges on American agriculture. He calls for prices aligning with other commodities, orderly marketing, and warehouse facilities to prevent selling below production cost, praising cooperative societies for addressing farmer needs.
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Chicago
Des
America
Rank O. Lowden
Illinois
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cov. Lowden
Gov. Lowden
Europe
Schooners Taken With Booze In Day's Raid
The Schooner Salvatrice carrying 200 cases of alcohol aboard and the Boston schooner Star, Well stocked with ships supplies, were captured off Sandwich Massachusetts by the coast guard. The Salvatrice, flying the French flag upside down as distress, was bound from Antwerp for Cuba and held as a suspected rum runner. The Star was treated as a probable supply ship for contraband trade and both vessels will be taken to Boston.
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Sandwich
Mass
Salvatrice
Boston
Star
Coast Guard
Antwerpt
Cuba
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BAD
Bob Duncan
Ance
Ss. I. W
W. A. Peck
J. F. McKeel
Ally
W. R. Dennis
Frisco
Ada Business College
Bankers Reserve System
Bankers Reserve Deposit Company
California Street
Denver
Colorado
CAN
Moses
PARTY
Tafole
Boundary
Medical Assn
U. S
Grace
Melinda
Helen
Miss Crale
Suzanne
VLU
Rapher
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