80 Acre Oklahoma Land Listed In Special Sale
Legal notice describes a parcel of 80 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma described by legal bearings and containing government survey results. The property is to be sold under a special execution issued by the Pontotoc County court in case No 090 where Jay D Hill is plaintiff and Mary C Harriss nee Burris et al are defendants. Judgment of 1283.50 plus interest and 128.35 attorney fees were secured July 11 1928, with foreclosure on the described lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kore
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
District Court
Said County
Jay D. Hill
Mary C. Harriss
Burris
Als
C. Harriss
Pontotoc
District
Tom
McKeown
Katie Tobias
Colorado
State of
Bill Summers
G. PD. Cooper
Sarah L. Cooper
J. B. Corvin
W. R. Corvin
G. F. Galbreath
E. D. Gillette
William J. Bryan
Commonwealth Petroleum Corporation
F. A. Gillespie & Sons Company
M. E. Galbreath
Robert Dunlop
Newt Steele
Herman Barnett
Indian Base
Meridian
Wpontotoc County
G. T. Cooper
Bill. Summers
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Foreclosure sale advertised by Sheriff Fred Bowles on February 18, 1929 at 2 PM in Ada Oklahoma for land in Pontotoc County described as the southeast quarter and other portions of Section 34 Township 3 North Range 7 East totaling about 6.02 acres with a first mortgage lien of 3000 and costs. Also notices of public sale administration and other foreclosure actions in Pontotoc County include probate deals and related suits with multiple defendants and plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Mathews
Edwin Mathews
County of Pentotoc
Oklahoma
Hadwin Mathews
Pontotoc County
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
District Court
American Investment Company
John Jesse Mason
Julia K. Mason
Merchant and Planters National Bank
Ada
Jackson
John Murphy
First National Bank
Matt Aubrey
Mart Aubrey
County Court House
Pentotocc County
Fred Bowles
Fred Donoho
McKeown & Green
Sheriff Sale of Lands Under Foreclosure in Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County announces a sheriff sale of lands under foreclosure No 9020. At 2 p m on February 18 1929 the sheriff will sell at the south entrance of the Pontotoc County Court House Ada to the highest bidder for cash the described properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Walton
Willis Walton
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Jerome Brown
Court House
Coalgate
Ohlo
Coal
Pushmataha
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotocc
Pontotoc County Court House
Ada
Johnston Attacks Plan In Impeachment Crisis
Oklahoma City Jan 19 Governor Henry S Johnston denounced impeachment as a political trap and said the plan seeks to seize state finances. He accused lawmakers of closed caucuses and biased votes that would bind the public body and threaten constitutional government amid charges brought by the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
Associated Press
House of Representatives
Senate
Johnston
Purcell
Okla
Oklahoma Terminal Elevator Company
Hammonds
Bunch Blamed for Craving of Indian Slaying Trial
In Pawhuska Oklahoma on January 22 the Hale defense pressed to pin Henry Roan’s death on Roy Bunch, a Osage woman’s former lover and Roan’s widow husband. Evidence cited includes remarks by Ernest Burkhart and a bank basement altercation between Roan and Bunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
Okla
W. K. Hale
Henry Roan
Roan
Roy Bunch
Bunch
James Moss
Horace Burkhart
Hale
Horace
Ernest Burkhart
W. E. Smith
Fairfax
Moss
Homer Huffaker
First National Bank of
Tax assessor urges timely valuation reports in county
County tax assessor Rit Erwin reports slow notices but foresees higher compliance as his Ada office opens and two assistants survey 38 precincts through February and March. A 30 day grace exists before penalties, with valuations covering real and personal property and city Ada expected to rise on building growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rit Erwin
Erwin
County Court House
Ada
Charley Floyd
Floyd
City of
el- Win
Ada Pottery Company Elects 179 Officers
Ada Pottery Company stock holders meet as directors W H Ebey R W Simpson J C Hynds O E Parker and W D Little elect Ebey president Little vice president Hynds secretary treasurer The plant north of Ada will produce in 30 or 40 days with top clay in the United States More machinery will be added and stock offered to Ada citizens as a sound investment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Pottery Company
W. H. Ebey
R. W. Simpson
J. C. Hynds
O. E. Parker
W. D. Little
W. Dr. Little
Ebey
United States
Ada
Pontotoc County Achieves 100 Percent Oklahoma Education Membership
Pontotoc County earned 100 percent membership in the Oklahoma Education Association, receiving a certificate for reaching a goal attained by few of the 77 counties. County Superintendent S. G. Heflin notes school attendance is improving despite influenza, and a union graded project for northwest Pontotoc, including Galey Maxwell and Vorster, is planned to boost equipment and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontctoc County
Oklahoma Education Association
S. G. Heflin
Pontotoc
Heflin
Galey
Maxwell
Vorster
Sounding Horn Wakes Owner as Auto Burns in Garage
J C Holland of 217 E Fifteenth warded off a garage fire when his car stored there after work caught fire around 2 AM. The horn triggered the alarm as the cushion top and steering wheel burned while the motor remained unharmed, preventing spread to other vehicles or the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Holland
E. Fifteenth
Drilling and Production Updates from Louisiana Oil Fields
Reported wells Milner Nos. 4 5 6 Whitney Whitney 1 2 3 and Perry No 19 show flowing and swabbing operations with total production around 3118 barrels. New wells include Milner 6 and Perry 19 with depths near 2600 feet and initial swabbing results in twelve hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milner
Cnceestica
Louisiana Oil & Refining Co. Reety
EO BO Tics
Fhitney
Nw-Se
Whitney
Milner No
NEW Wells
Louisiana Oil and Refining Co
Perry
Wild Willie Freeland finally jailed after two month hunt
Darktown’s notorious figure known as Wild Willie Freeland was captured and jailed after a two month chase by city officers who pursued him through Wynnewood and Pauls Valley. He faces assault and battery charges and possibly a long term in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Freeland
Darktown
Wynnewood
Pauls Valley
Vnn
Darky
Oil Auction to Sell 1071365 Acres on Indian Lands
Auction sale of oil and gas leases on 98 tracts of restricted Indian lands owned by the Five Civilized Tribes will be held at the Muskogee Indian agency on February 5. The acreage spans 20 Oklahoma counties totaling 1,071,365 acres. A Texas company is drilling at 4280 feet on No. 1 Cassity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Five Civilized Tribes
Muskogee
Growth in Ada Home Building and Loan hits 27.6 percent
Ada stockholders heard a 27.6 percent growth in the Home Building and Loan Association. Nearly a thousand Ada residents own shares. Directors elected: R. W. Simpson as president with Norris, Rives, Duncan, Busby, Blake, Whitaker, Wilson, Webster, and McKinley. Assets rose from 383,144.72 in 1927 to 502,176.19 at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Building and Loan Association of
Ada
R. W. Simpson
P. A. Norris
C. H. Rives
W. C. Duncan
W. A. Delaney Jr
T. B. Blake
Orel Busby
F. J. McFarland
Wm. L. Whitaker
M. C. Wilson
Dr. M. M. Webster
John P. McKinley
Association
Impeachment Charges Filed Against Oklahoma Governor Johnston
Oklahoma lawmakers report ten impeachment charges against Gov Henry S Johnston alleging violation of the state constitution and laws. The committee seeks his immediate suspension and cites corruption in office incompetency and moral turpitude with specifics including pardons funds misappropriation and unlawful deficiency certificates. Republicans announce they will not be bound by the unit rule in voting on the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
Oklahoma House of Representatives
State of
Oklahoma
R. D. Crossthwaite
J. W. “Buck” Eldridge
Kirby Fitzpatrick
State Banking Department
State Issues Commission
House of Representatives
Johnston
E. W. Snoddy
Alva
House
Snoddy
Pontotoc County Outlook Brightens For 1929
Bank leaders in Pontotoc report no darkening in the 1929 outlook. Agriculture improves with dairy cattle hogs and feed self-sufficiency. Oil activity and leasing promise a strong year, offsetting cotton setbacks. A new creamery adds about $200 daily, boosting business in Ada and area. Prosperity dawning for the county driven by diverse farming and oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Ada
John A. Smith
First National Bank
Pontotoc
H. W. Wells
Security State Bank
Cotton
Hoover Departs for South Florida Ahead of Inauguration
President-elect Hoover and Mrs. Hoover left Washington for Belle Isle near Miami in a special train to await inauguration on March 4. They will stay at the J. C. Penney estate, with a Florida visit including drafting the inaugural address and meetings with state officials and party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Florida
Belle Isle
Miami
J. C. Penny
Union Station
Mrs. Hoover
National
South America
J. C. Penney
Belie Island
Doyle
Penney
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Janet Large
Los Angeles
Lawrence Richey
Richey
James Francis Burke
Pittsburgh
National Committee
Palm Beach
Capital
Marshal Foch Advances Toward Recovery on Road 10
Paris reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch showing steady progress in his battle against heart and kidney problems. Doctors describe his morale as marvelous and hope he can read newspapers again by tomorrow. Madame Foch briefly left home for the first time since his illness as General Weygand visited in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Foch
Madame Foch
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McKeown & Green, Attys
Plaintiff
O. O. Hammonds
Pella Bedford
W. R. McGeachy
G. RB. Wilfong
Johnston Flays
Nest S Property
Tonkawa Field
Tom Slick, Inc
Simpson Lime
Allen Pool
Wilcox
Wyetha
Dallas
Tex
West Texas
Winkler
Borden
Edwards
Howard
Pecos
The
Holbrook and Woods No
Kemp and Kempner
Electra
Continental Oil Company No. 2
Munger Brothers
Hickok Production and Development Company
H. & T. C. Railway Company
E. C. Clayton
Et al
County Strong For
Drilling and Production
W. R. Ramsey
Drilling
Texas Company
Mr. Smith
Oklahoma State Bank
New York City
Josh Cos_ , Inc
Tremendriers
Fort Worth
Classifie
South Torry
Marshal Foch
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