Notice of Bankruptcy for Fred T. Hutsie in Ada Territory
In the Southern District of the Indian Territory Fred T. Hutsie of Ada is adjudged bankrupt on September 24. He seeks a discharge from debts provable against his estate. A hearing is set for January 25, 1907 at Ada. Known creditors to receive copies of the petition and order by mail.
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United States Court
Indian Territory
Fred T. Hutsie
J. T. Dickerson
District Court of the
United States
Ada
Acts of Congress
A. D
Ada News
United States Court For
John F. Bowers
District Court of the United States
Lula
Thes
C. M. Campbell
Ay B. H. Constant
Bankrupt Sale Notice in Indian Territory Case
Notice of bankruptcy hearing for John F. Bowers of Lula in the Indian Territory. The court ordered a hearing for January 25, 1907 in Ada, with notice to creditors via Ada News. The document includes details of adjudication on October 1 and pending discharge terms.
Boundary realignment sparks Cheyenne Nation allotment dispute
Interior Department telegram to the Dawes Commission revises boundary lines for land recently ordered withdrawn from allotment. The decision unsettles the Cherokee and Chickasaw communities as many already selected allotments in the preserve. A public notice effort by H. C. Thompson seeks intermarried citizens for enrollment legislation.
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Department of the Interior
Dawes Commission
Department
Lanham School House Welcomes New Neighbors and Focuses on Reading
A Lanham School House note reports new neighbors moving in and a hopeful outlook for a good school year. Miss Fleeta Smith from Ada is teaching, and festive wishes follow for Christmas and the new year. William Cooper Elmer and Walter Etherridge spend holidays in Texas as Mr Irvin’s daughter recovers from fever. The Ada News is praised as the best paper for farmers and urged for wider subscription.
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Fleeta Smith
Ada
William Cooper
Elmer
Walter Etherridge
Texas
Ada News
New Cure for Epilepsy Reported by Waterman
J. B. Waterman of Watertown Ohio reports his daughter, long afflicted with epilepsy, has been cured by Dr. King's New Life Pills. She has not had an attack for over two years. Best liver cleansers and tonic pills on earth 25 cents at G. M. Ramsey's drug store.
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J. B. Waterman
Watertown
Dr. King
G. M. Ramsey
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