Matt and Jeff Christmas Tale Sparks Unclear Loan Claim
A fragmentary note cites Matt and Jeff and a $50,000 loan linked to Christmas. Details are incomplete, with no clear event or outcome provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
7
Farms for quick sale near Ada Oklahoma
Short classified notice for farms listed by Dandridge and Kerr Shaw Building Ada Oklahoma. Includes contact at phone 666 for quick inquiry and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Ada
Okla
Notice of Sale of Lands Under Execution in Pontotoc
Notice is given that under an execution issued from the district court at Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma on November 29 1921 to satisfy a judgment of Cumbie and Burnett against J M Perry and Mrs J M Perry for 139.92 plus costs I have levied on NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 of SE 1-4 Section 12 Township 3 Range 5 and on related lands and chattels. The sale will occur January 2 1922 at 2 p.m. at the court house front door Ada Oklahoma for cash to the highest bidder to satisfy the judgment and costs. BOB DUNCAN Sheriff. Also public notices concerning mortgages in Ada and other remedies appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Vontotec County
State of Oklahoma
Cumbie and Pat
Ada
Bob
Duncan
H. R. Whitson
Butler Brothers
W. St. Seates
W. R
W. R. Scates
Egypt School House
Pontotoc County
Bob Duncan
Oklahoma
H.R. Whitson
Board of Education
A. D
O. G. Rose
J. G. Sharp
Oard of Education
L. E. Franklin
J. Rogers
Notice in District Court Pontotoc Oklahoma 1921 suit
Notice by publication shows Sarah Dages sues Robert Richardson and Mrs Richard son for 660 dollars plus 10 percent interest and costs. Foreclosure of a mortgage on real estate in Pontotoc county. Plaintiffs petition filed December 2 1921 with answer due January 19 1922. Also guardianship notice for Calvin Wilford Black offering undivided one half interest in specified real estate with sale January 14 1922 at Ada court house. cash upon confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Oasis
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Pontotoc County
Oklahome
Sarah FE
Dagis
Robert Richardson
Robrt Richardson
Sarah FE. Dages
Pantotoe County
Lobert Richardson
Sarah E. Dages
Pontoter County
Ss. Mo
Calvin Wilford Black
County of Pentctoc
Pontotoe County
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pon totoc County Oklahoma
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of a writ of execution issued from the Clerk's office of the District Court for Pon totoc county Oklahoma on December 12 1921 in an action where Butler Brothers corporation was plaintiff and W R Scates was defendant. The writ commands levy upon property belonging to W R Scates sufficient to satisfy judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Butler Brothers
W. R. Scates
Jude
Guardians and Administrators Hearing Date Set Ada OK
County court sets final settlement reports for guardians and administrators in 8 listed cases. Hearing is Thursday January 12 1922 at 9 00 a m in Ada county court room. Clerk to publish notice in Ada Weekly News for two weeks prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ighoma
Eula Simpson Perry
J. C. Chapman
Guardian
Josie Henry
K. Co. Parks
M. Chandler
S. A. Pish
George Wade
Ada
Oklahoma
Ada Weekly News
Minor seeks majority rights in Pontotoc court
In Pontotoc county Oklahoma the petition of Robert Norman Hatcher a minor aged 19 will be filed in January 1922 in the district court to remove disabilities as a minor and obtain a decree conferring majority rights all interested parties are notified under Section 4428 Revised Laws of Oklahoma 1910
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Norman Hatcher
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Herl's A Hunch On Income Tax You Must Meet
Good afternoon and residents are urged to settle their income tax today as R J Morgan income tax adjuster visited Ada to explain the new law. He notes that unmarried individuals pay less tax next March under the new rules, unless dependents are claimed, compared with last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herl
R. J. Morgan
Ada
Farmers Union Exchange Opens With Charter
The Farmers Union Co operative exchange has received its charter and begun operations by purchasing the Watson stock of groceries on West Main. G W Golightly is the manager in charge. The group plans to market crops and sell farming supplies, with capital stock largely subscribed by Pontotoc county Farmers Union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Co-operative Exchange
Watson
West Main
G. W. Golightly
Farmers Union
Pontotoc County
Potash Duty A Food Tax Says Philadelphia Banker
A Philadelphia banker pushes a high tariff to protect domestic potash supplies and secure prices. The proposal frames the potash duty as a strategic tax aimed at safeguarding essential agricultural fertilizer inputs and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Potash Tariff Critique by Calwell Attacks Infant Industry Idea
Charles S. Calwell president of the Corn Exchange National Bank Philadelphia denounces the Fordney Tariff Bill four five year potash duty as a tax on farmers and food. He argues no dependable U S source exists, German and French supply dominates, and protecting potash is economically wrong while risking high taxes on farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. S. Calwell
Corn Exchange National Bank
Philadelphia
Calwell
United States
State wide freight rate cut extended to 250 miles
Oklahoma City Dec 24 Thousands of dollars will be saved by state on shipments of road material as the corporation commission extends the 35 percent reduction on rates to 250 miles from 150 miles. Art L. Walker says the change covers most hauls and aids road building while remaining fair to railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Corporation Commission
Art L. Walker
Interstate Commerce Commissio
Walker
Pecans emerge as winter industry in Okemah
Shipping of pecans has sprung into prominence here as a big winter industry. Farmers have turned their attention to the big pecan harvest which is yielding more profit in many cases than did the cotton crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemah
Miss Zuma Horton Visits Ada During Holidays
Bearden Oklahoma teacher Miss Zuma Horton is home in Ada for the holidays, taking a break from teaching duties to spend time with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuma Horton
Bearden, Okla
Ada
Court of inquiry probes Gailey school fight in Pentotoc county
A county court inquiry tested by 15 to 20 witnesses examined in the county attorney's office into a fight at the Gailey school house in northern Pentotoc county. Knives bats and other weapons allegedly injuring several men as arrests are anticipated next week. Also reported is the Tyrola killing of Jim Stetson 18 by his brother Harry 12 ruled accidental after a loaded Winchester discharged during a kitchen doorway collision between the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh F. Mathis
Rowena Moore
Gailey School House
Nothern
Pentotoc County
Monty
Wayne Wadlington
Miss Moore
Bob Duncan
Tyrola
Jim Stetson
Harry Stetson
Harry
Doc) Stetson
Jim
High School Yuletide Program Pleases at Chapel
Pleasing Christmas program by High School students in the chapel auditorium under Miss Kathleen Brock and Miss Inez Donaldson. Scripture reading opened the program, Principal A L Fentem spoke on the Christmas Spirit. The girls chorus sang While Shepherds Watched and Angels from the Realm. Marley’s Ghost and Preparations for the Dinner were performed. A $10 prize was awarded to the sophomore class for selling the most concert tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Brock
Inez Donaldson
A. L. Fentem
Shepherds
Bliss
Miss Donaldson
Marley
Miss Brock
Bird
College Auditorium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matt
Jeff
BAD
Dandridge & Kerr
SAP
Sidney
Rve
Earnest F. Broughton
Orville Snead
Earnest F. Brouchton
McKeown
Au Vcey
R. FE
Hatcher
Ly Wimbish & Duncan
Farmers Union Exchange
Charles 8. Calwell
County Attorney’s Office
Galey
Inhat
Phil
Van
Naw
van Loons
By F. Leipziger
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