Notice by Publication in Pon War Oklahoma Foreclosure
The state of Oklahoma to Sarah J Brewer Wynona Abeth Statler and W B Statler and unknown heirs executors admins and assigns of John B Stewart are notified they must answer the petition in the Pon War County District Court by February 24 1924 or the petition will be taken as true and mortgage foreclosed on the Northeast Quarter of Section 27 Township 4 North Range 5 East and further judgments barring interest in the property to quiet title in Pontotoc Oklahoma. Dated January 8 1934. (SEAL) Della Bedford 4 P Keith Court Clerk McAlester Atty for Plaintiff. Pub. 1-11-3tw
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Ae ‘Gage
Ponwar County
Oklahoma
Charles G. Aleer
Stella May Smith
State of Oklahoma
Sarah J. Brewer
Stewart
Howard Brewer
Wynona Abeth Statler
W. B. Statler
John B. Stewart
Pontotoc County
Della Bedford
P. Keith
McAlester
Okla
Atty
Fitzhugh Church and School News Recap
Village church reports sizable Sunday school turnouts with sermons by Rev. Hayes and an upcoming Methodist appointment. A demonstration by Mrs Jessie Morgan and aide Col lins plus Mr Vanhinning visits. Students plan plays and parties as clubs meet. Cotton meeting, inspectors, and student visitors noted.
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Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Hayes
Holland
Jessie Morgan
Collins
Vanhinning
Helen Johnson
Kansas City
Barrow Ambush Frees Hamilton at Eastman Prison Farm
Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker allied with Raymond Hamilton and four other long-term convicts to ambush guards at the Eastman prison farm near Weldon Texas. Hamilton and others escaped in a sedan while Barrow fled in a Ford V8, as Major Crowson and guard Olan Bozeman were wounded.
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Huntsville
Tex
Clyde Barrow
Dallas
Texas
Eastman Prison
Raymond Hamilton
Barrow
Hamilton
Clyde
Bonnie Parker
Major Crowson
Olan Bozeman
Eastman Farm
Henry Methvin
Joe Palmer
W. H. Bybee
J. B. French
Trinity River
Weldon
Frank J. Blake
Federal Department of Justice
Crowson
Batman
Huntsvi
Bozeman
Bill Palmer
W. W. Ward
Lovelady
West Dallas
Desperado
Missouri
Arizona
Fort Worth
R. A. Schmid
Schmid
Buck
Bonnie
Eastham
Middle West
Ada Residents Gather For Leeper Funeral Rites
Obituary notes Jack W. Leeper born 1855 in Edinburg Missouri died 1954 at family home. Funeral led by Rev C B Hall at M E church with remarks on his Christian life and long service as a marble cutter and migrant worker.
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Hester Collins
Ada
J. M. Collins
J. L. Ball
K. P. Larsh
Norman
E. C. Larsh
Roff Independents
Sasakwa
Roff High
Independents
Gist Jackson
Horseshoe Ranch
Roff
Leepers
Mesdames Clay Jones
Claude Russell
Bob Palmer
Burl MceKenzie
Gussie Rader
Jack W. Leeper
Edinburg
Alice Sportsman
Chillicothe
Myrtle Heathman
Holdenville
Homer Leeper
M. E. Church
Jack
Missouri
Texas
Indian Territory
Bob Knox
Laura George
Henry George
Oklahoma City
John George
Weslaco
C. B. Hall
Texas Rangers to Aid in Escape Convicts Search
Adjutant General Henry Hutchings ordered Texas Ranger companies in Houston and Dallas to aid in the search for five convicts who escaped during an armed delivery at the Eastham state prison farm early today.
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Austin
Tex
Henry Hutchings
Texas Ranger
Houston
Dallas
Eastham State
Police broadcast tracks Barrow Parker trio near Lovelady Texas
A Dallas police bulletin reported Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker and five escapees last seen in Lovelady Texas about 50 miles south of Palestine during the morning.
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Dallas
Tex
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Eastham
Lovelady
Texas
Palestine
Long Henchman Taken To Jail In New Orleans
In New Orleans on January 16, registrar C S Darnes, a Huey P Long ally, was jailed after police raid. Ten others were detained as a civil district judge ordered removal of Darnes and placed deputy sheriffs in charge of voter registration records ahead of the January 23 mayoral primary. A 25-officer detail guarded key sites.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Registrar of Voters
C. S. Darnes
Barnes
Senator Long
Jules Grasser
New Orleans Parish
Democratic Committee
Walter L. Gleason
Louis Knop Jr
National Reemployment Program Expands Pontotoc County Jobs
About 2,000 men are working in Pontotoc County on Civil Works Administration and sanitation malaria projects with 100 more expected to report. Projects include Sincere Creek with 232 workers and Springbrook with 270, plus toilet facilities and road, school, and street work under CWA supervision.
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Pontotoc County
Civil Works Administration
Sincere Creek
Springbrook
CWA
B. E. Hennigan
Public Works Administration
Federal Relief Administration
Hugh Jones Enters Race for Governor in Oklahoma
Hugh Jones of Hominy announces his gubernatorial candidacy after being ousted from the State board of affairs for refusing Governor Murray's endorsement for attorney general. He asserts voters are competent to choose officials without dictation. The Oklahoma City report is dated January 16.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Hugh Jones
Hominy
Jones
State Board of Affairs
Pontotoc Projects Approved by Oklahoma CWA Office
Civil works projects approved include Pontotoc School repair in Dist. 37 for 1270 dollars and Fitzhugh repairs for 436 dollars. Road improvements across eight projects total 14188 dollars with additional school repair for Dist. 60 at 391 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
CWA
Pontotoc
Fitzhugh
John Doe And His Dollar Under Roosevelt Devaluation Plan
John Doe wonders about the impact of Roosevelts devaluation on his ten dollar bill. Economists see little immediate change for holders, but future price trends vary from brief rises to longer term stabilization. The plan could create a government profit of billions, with the dollar gold backing halved to two dollars in effect.
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J. R. Brackett
Washington
Jan
John Doe
Roosevelt
Mr. Doe
Doe
Countywide Dental Survey Planned for School Children
Dentists Alsbach Laird Cheek and Granger, with J W Huff county superintendent, will begin a Rural county dental survey next week. At least ten percent of children will be examined to obtain a representative view. Results will be sent to the Washington health office and each child told of their dental condition with advice on treatment.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Alsbach
Laird
Cheek
Granger
J. W. Huff
Campus turmoil echoes as Bennett suspends board action
President Henry G. Bennett suspends the board of publications to settle a Beta Theta Pi boycott amid campus rumors of political risk. Reports mention engineers from Phillips Petroleum interviewing seniors and a dormitory furniture contract for Coleman Van Duren's shop.
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Henry G. Bennett
Board of Publications
Beta Theta Pi
Inter-Fraternity Council
Betas
M. D. Timberlake
Haitian American Development Corporation
Cape Haytian
Haiti
Melvin Hart
Okmulgee
Florence Standridge
Vaness
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Ray Chamberlain
Coleman van Duren
Industrial Engineering
Woody Irwin
Mel Hart
Oil production soars in week with Oklahoma lead
Tulsa reports Oklahoma boosted weekly crude output as total U S daily production rose to 2 366 855 barrels from 2 165 600. Oklahoma output climbed 110 465 barrels daily. Texas and California also contributed with federal allocations cited.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Oil and Gas Journal
The
Journal
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Southwest Texas
State of Texas
North Louisiana
Louisiana
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Area
Californias
Santa Fe Springs
Ronde del Rey
Kettlemanh Hills
Sallisaw Postmaster Bert Redmond Fatally Shoots Self
Bert Redmond postmaster of Sallisaw and noted Sequoiyah county Republican leader killed himself in the post office vault before 10 this morning. Inspectors and bystanders witnessed the scene as county authorities opened an inquiry into the motive. He died instantly from a .45 caliber pistol wound.
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Sallisaw
Bert Redmond
Sequoyah County
Babe Ruth Signs 1934 Contract With Yankees For 35000
Babe Ruth has signed his 1934 contract with the New York Yankees for 35000, taking a 17000 cut from his previous 52000 salary. The deal marks a peaceful settlement after a long negotiation, with Ruth entering his 21st season and possibly his last in the majors. Also included are reports from Kansas City on livestock and grain markets with fluctuating cattle and hog prices and wholesale bids.
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Col. Ruppert
Ruth
Yankees
Ruppert
Newark
Cincinnati Reds
Babe
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Governor Murray Faces Round of Court Dismissal Challenge
The state supreme court denied dismissal of Governor Murray as intervenor in a salary suit amid his threats to use military power or remove justices if pay cuts are invalidated. Oral arguments began as Murray defends upholding the constitution while pledging possible military action to prevent excess salaries. Chief Justice Riley stated the court will act regardless of threats.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court Today
Murray
W. P. Thompson
Jamess. Davenport
Thomas A. Edwards
Criminal Court of Appeals
Fletcher Riley
Davenport-Edwards
W. A. Ledbetter
Riley
Oklahoma City Market Prices Report
Cattle 1200 head and calves 200 trade moderately active with light yearlings to 5.50, best slaughter calves 4.00-5.00, beef cows 2.75-3.00 top, bulls 1.75-2.75. Hogs 1300 up 5 cents. packer top 3.45, shippers 3.55. sows 2.35-2.75. sheep 200 steady with fat native lambs to 7.35 and western lambs to 7.60.
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Kansas City
USDA
Oklahoma City
Chicago Dairy Prices Report Amid Market Flint
Chicago markets show butter and creamery specials with multiple grade ranges. Prices listed include 93 score creamery specials at 20 1 2 to 21, extras at 92 at 20, firsts and seconds falling within 17 1 2 to 19 1 2 in broader ranges.
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Chicago
Eggs 1934 Prices Steady at 4,444 Demand
In 1934 eggs held at 4,444 per unit with prices unchanged and supply steady as markets show minimal fluctuation.
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Markets
Live poultry across 1 car and 39 trucks remained steady with hens at 11 1 2, leghorn hens 9, rock-springs 13 to 13 1 2, colored 12 1 2, leghorn chickens 9, roosters 9, turkeys 10 to 14, ducks 9-12, geese 9. Dressed turkeys also steady with unchanged prices.
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Chicago
Rock—Springs
Potatoes Market Report from Chicago Trade Line
Potatoes show 69 cents on track 260 with total U S shipments at 601. Western stock stronger. northern hull and supplies moderate. U S No 1 Wisconsin round whites scarce at 1 65. Minnesota Red River Ohips at 1 60. Idaho russets 1 95 on average 1 90 to 2 00. U S No 2 1 70 to 1 75. Colorado McClures 2 00 to 2 10.
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Chicago
U. S
Northern
Hull
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Idaho
Colorado
Grain Prices Rise on Rye Demand and Wheat Activity
In Chicago on January 17, rye and wheat advanced in late dealings with stronger demand for immediate rye deliveries lifting both grains. Rye finished 5 8 to 15 8 higher, wheat irregular, corn mixed, oats up 1 8 to 1 4, and provisions fluctuated. Milling purchases and expected further reductions in domestic wheat supply supported the market.
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Chicago
Grain Prices in Chicago on January 17
Spot grain prices in Chicago show Wheat No 2 hard at 90 3 4, corn No 2 mixed 50 3 4, No 2 yellow 1 to 51 1 2, No 3 yellow 50 50 3 4, No 2 white 51 1 2 to 3 4, No 3 white 50 3 4 to 51 1 4, old corn No 2 yellow 52, No 3 yellow 51 1 2, No 2 white 52 3 4, oats No 2 white 38 1 4 to 39 1 4, No 3 white 37 1 2.
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Chicago
Cotton futures rally on renewed demand in New York
In Cotton New York on January 17 may contracts rebounded after early liquidation, climbing to 11.53 and then edging lower as the day closed barely steady with 7 to 12 point declines from the day’s highs.
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New York
Commission House
Spot Cotton Steady as New Orleans Market Reports
Spot cotton closed steady with a seven point drop to 10.54 for low mid and 11.64 for good middling. sales reached 312 and receipts 2,274 with stock at 815,520. New York futures closed barely steady with 7 to 12 point drops while later reports show steady close at net declines of 6 to 11 points.
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New Orleans
New York
Supreme Court Decisions Recap Across Counties
Summaries of several 1920s supreme court decisions include Barton versus Crane in Comanche County with a money judgment affirmed, Craig versus Roxa Line Petroleum in Okmulgee reversing and remanding, Muse versus District Judge Long in Garvin with writ denied due to term expiry, and multiple other suits across Oklahoma involving judgments, fees, property partitions, and insurance all affirmed or reversed as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Lettes Barton
George W. Crane
Comanche County
M. E. Craig Et al
Roxaline Petroleum Company
Okmulgee
S. H. Muse
W. G. Long
Garvin
Muse
J. C. Davis
Charles E. Howe
Oklahoma
J. H. Maxwell
Charles L. Yancy
Tulsa
J. H. Moore
Frank H. Thayer
Kiowa
W. A. Baker
Nora Chaney
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Company of New York
United Brick and Tile Company
Kay
Ponca City
Walter Scissom
F. D. Bradley
Muskogee
Esther Miller
Dollie Miller
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Joe Auten
Virginia Webb
Maud Hewitt
Verna Eager
Phil McLachlans
Karl Kranning
Opal Fussell
Nova Lee Minor
Jewel Thomas
C. B. Tiffin
T. Norvell
Route
Stratford
McAnally
Long
National Sanitation and Health Administration
John
ANCE
Health Service
Atlaites
Hiame
Yankee Club
Gov. Murray
Sete
Mate
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