Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice in the Ada Weekly News announces sheriff sale of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. It details the 160 acre Northwest Quarter of Section 25 Township 1 North Range 7 East, and the sale to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 1923 amounting to $2783.52 plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Sale set for January 2, 1933 at Ada courthouse, with deed, terms, and costs.
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Ada Weely News
Shemife
Smethiet Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
Plaintif
Bruce M. Brady
Harrys KH. Brown
Annie A. Brown
EB. J. Showalter
P. A. Norrie
L. BE. Raine
Rey Rains
FB. Raine & Bon
J. L. Sanders
William Creamer
B. «. Hallum
Sarah J. Hallium
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Northwet
Weath
Ada
Ward
Pantoice
B. Franklin
Dponteter County
Oklahom
McK . Frye
J. PF. Flavin
W. EB. Pepvereaa
J‘inintift
Fins Pair Die in Tourist Camp Cabin near Aurora
Doris Gillian Cool and Harold Crawford were found dead in a cabin at a Denver tourist camp near Aurora. Investigators suspect asphyxiation from a gas heater, with bottles of wine and the couple’s stomach contents under chemical analysis to confirm. The camp operator said the pair rented a cabin Christmas night and did not call for water.
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Denver
Col
Doris Gillian Cool
Harold Crawford
Aurora
Miss Cool
Edwin Johnson
Youne Crawford
Crawford
Herbert Morris
P. m
Disarmament talk and New Year notes in 1932 page
The piece covers support for the London naval pact and disarmament aims, including banning submarines and offensive weapons. It references Roosevelt, Clemenceau, and French attitudes toward Germany, plus holiday aftermath notes, local basketball games, and county officer changes. It also lists Soviet heavy industry targets and a science note on snake sex by tail length.
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France
Japan
Roosevelt
International Disarmament Commission
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Oklahoma Property in Pontotoc County
In pursuance of a court order the Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma advertises and sells at public auction the west half of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 34 township 6 north range 5 east containing 80 acres more or less with improvements to satisfy a $1140.06 judgment plus interest and costs. Sale at the courthouse on January 15 1955 at 2 pm to the highest bidder for cash. subject to existing liens and tax deeds. the Gypsy Ace and other named defendants are listed.
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Ada Weekly News
Pcua
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
Waa
Rox
Beline
Rorenew Brady
Cheriaw Kell
L. Dearnett
Harry Tt. Brown
Antie A. Brown
F. A. Norrie
I. J. Raine
Roy Maine
Lo Fo Kaine
Xergtors
Davinietpatere
de- Winters
Tive A. Thange Thowaily Company
Corgeoration
Tuien
Okiathwoma
T. Hoffer
Popultices Association of
Okluahema
Common Law Trust
Pontotoc
Bexetton
Bowth Wai
South Half
Northeaet
Southenet
Bewthenvet
Kouthwert
Fea
Northwest Quarter
Kaat Haif
Marthowe
Gusrles
Naorthweet
North Wait
Northweet
Sarthowe
Meath
Bouthwert
Northeast
Southweet
Merriiton
Northwest
Boutheset
Bertin
Ada
Prankian
Rhesiff
Potato County
Oldehaste McKeel
Friver. J
Plains W. B. Prvvereias
Maintiff
Ponteter
Kinhema
Windsor County Trust Company
Vermont Corporation
Lawre Glen Merk
Maud Peek
Gypsy Oi Company
Sarah Neek
Clewen Rucker
Clyde Rucker
Mayme Crystal Peck
Pontotec
Kia
Mange
Pranalan
Tae County
Okba- Fieve
Jones
Ondershertz
Duncan
Spe Ret
Oil production dips below two million barrels per day
The Oil and Gas Journal reports that the United States crude output fell to about 1,756,009 barrels daily as December closed. It marks the first time since late 1919 that monthly production stayed under 2 million barrels. The article notes price movements and a dispute between majors and independents over pricing, with independents conceding to tighter schedules.
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Moran
Standard Oil
Webellion
Congress
Clare Rn. Mapes
Federal Conservation Boards Committee On Economics
Texas
U. S
Oil and Cas Journal
Pee Ee J. Morgan
Continental Ol Company
Insull Freed by Greek Court Amid Extradition Fight
In Athens on December 27 the Greek court denied Chicago prosecutors’ bid to extradite Samuel Insull former Chicago utilities chief. He walked free with his British attorney Arthur Page and planned to stay at the Petit Palais hotel. The case cited alleged embezzlement and grand larceny tied to Insull Company transactions and broker payments totaling 570,000 dollars.
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Insull
Choutsa
Athens
Greece
Samuel Insuli
Chicago
Imenu
Liberty
Arthur Page
Petit Palais
Rewe
Mr. Insull
Martin Insul
Roosevelt and Davis discuss world disarmament in private talks
President-elect Roosevelt and Norman H. Davis continued private talks on world disarmament, debt relief, and economics. Davis said signs point to progress on disarmament, which he linked to restoring confidence and credit for global trade. He planned to meet American members of the World Economic Conference committee in New York.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davis
Davis
Hoover
Geneva
Executive
New York
London
France
Italy
Convivial Holiday Observance Triggers City Police Actions
Holiday revelry led to 82 arrests from Friday through Monday as drunkenness and fights surfaced. City hall guest register filled after Christmas to the double holiday while most celebrants were moved from public view with minimal disturbance.
Christmas Past and New Year Plans Ahead
Christmas preparations are finished as attention shifts to the coming year. The rush of decorating and trees has subsided and communities begin outlining new activities and duties for the next season.
Russia slows up on O year plan in second five-year program
Moscow dispatch notes a deliberate deceleration in Russia’s second five-year plan with 1935 capital investments at 18 1 000 000 rubles, down from 21 billion for 1934. It cites food scarcity, aims to lift living standards, and concentrates effort on local industries while postponing large scale projects like major water works.
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Prosptroy
Dnieper
Russian Republic
Red Parliament
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Baltic
North Pacific
Russian
Eye Strain Wastes Body Energy In Poor Light
Doctors Luckiess and Moss report that eye strain from reading in dim light alters nervous muscular tension. The body wastes energy under poor seeing conditions, and a driver may grip the wheel harder at night when visibility is low.
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Atlantic City
N. 2
M. Luckiess
Frank Moss
Grace Sets Two Catching Marks in 1932 NL
Earl Grace of Pittsburgh led NL catchers with a .998 fielding average over 114 games and 413 chances, posting no errors from Aug 29, 1931, to Sept 8, 1932. Walter Maranville and Wally Berger joined strong defensive ranks as part of a Braves record team effort.
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New York
Earl Grace
Pittsburgh
Walter
Maranville
Mite
Boston
Wally Berser
Grace
Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Beer Bill Held Up In Committee In Washington
Senate judiciary panel delayed action on the 3.2 percent beer bill due to a quorum lack with only four members present. Norris plans a full-committee vote without subcommittee hearings while awaiting Hoover's veto decision. Democratic members Blaine King Dill Black weigh early approval and speed.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Norris
Collier
Blaine
Wis
King
Utah
Dil
Black
Alabama
Hoover
Senate
Enoug
Dill
Tigers crush Braves in 73 to 25 rout
East Central Tigers rolled past Okmulgee Braves 73-25 on Tuesday. Sam Kine led with 17 points, Upchurch added four baskets and a free throw, Anderson scored 11 as McBride played 15 players, including four freshmen, in a lopsided win.
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East Central Tigers
Okmulgee Braves
Sam Kine
Anderson
Upchurch
Tigers
Indians
McBride
Tiger
Daucherty
Watson
Henry
Matthews
GFP Braves
Sf Flemming
Wadsworth
Brooks
Ion
Traweth
Fife
Haley
Caudle
Upehureh
Lester
O'Neal
Craig D
Duke
Marriage Course Offered at Butler University
Butler University in Indianapolis announces a new course in marriage taught by Charles R. Metzger a 29 year old attorney with divorce experience. Married couples pay 7.50 per semester while single students pay 5. The dean notes Marion County divorce rate for 1930 is 49.55 per 100 weddings versus 16.6 nationally.
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Indianapolis
Butler University
Charles R. Metzger
Albert E. Bailey
University Extension Division
Marion
Cardus Praised By Woman For Pain Relief And Strength
Mrs F H Scott of Roanoke Virginia describes severe back pain weakness and pale condition. After taking Cardus as her mother advised she gained weight color improved and pain left her back. Cardus is sold by local druggists.
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Cardus
F. H. Scott
Roanoke
Six More Bodies Recovered From Mine Disaster
Rescue squads recovered six additional bodies from the Moweaqua coal mine as the town faced its worst mine disaster. The victims bring the death toll to 54 after rescuers resumed efforts following a gas-clearing delay. Families moved from vigil to funeral planning as Catholic rites were held and a service was planned at the community high school officiated by Bishop James Griffin.
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Moweaqua
James Griffin
Springfield
Pawhuskian gets long term for Cedarville Bank robbery
Pawhucka resident P Si Hinkle was sentenced to 16 to 50 years in the state penitentiary for participating in the $2,9600 Cedarville National Bank robbery last July. Chauncey Miller named Hinkle as the Oklahoma accomplice. Mrs Hinkle was acquitted. The Hinkies were tried jointly after a hung jury in the first trial.
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Coffeyville
Kan
P—Si Hinkle
Pawhucka
Cedarville National Bank
Gee Hinkle
Chauncey Miller
Okahoman
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Insuil
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Edith R. Force
Smokes
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ArramaAmse Mint
Oaniel
Gruat
Roosevelt and
Avis Sonfer
Dnie
Michael Levine
Montefiore Hospital
Levine
Otis W. Caldwell
Gerhard E. Ludén
Columbia University
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