Notice of Oil and Gas Lease Bids in Pontotoc County
The Oklahoma Land Office invites sealed bids by Feb 4 1935 for oil and gas leases on school and state lands in Pontotoc County with minimums of 2.00 per acre and $1 000 earnest money. Leases run five years with production royalties of 1/8 and annual rentals of 1.60 per acre if no well is completed within one year.
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the Land Office
State of
Oklahoma
Commissioners of the Land Office
Land Office
Secretary of the Commissioners of the Land Office
Pontotoc County
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice of sheriff sale issued by Pontotoc County District Court in Ada Oklahoma. The Federal Land Bank of Wichita sues W Yancy and others, judges foreclose a 60 acre tract in Section 9 and 10 Township 4N Range 5E. Sale set for February 25, 1935 at 2 pm at the Ada courthouse to satisfy a $1,389.51 judgment plus interest and costs. Witness Jan 28 1935. Rabies note appears as unrelated pasted text about anti rabies vaccine.
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Ada
Pontotoc
Maybell Killcrease
Lou Killcrease
Lelamary Killcrease
Mary Killcrease
Ada Weekly News
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Ada Weekly News of
Klanoma
Pronotoe County
Yss
County of Pontotoc
Roy J. Lollar
J. C. Jackson
Hilda Dale Surrell
Pocahontas Bluig
Surrell
Cora Shipman
HELRS
C. A. Skeen
Auveice
Pocahontas Blue
District Court
J. ©. Jackson
Margaret Hisaw
N. C. Hisaw
Maude O. Owen
State of Oklahoma
My Han
Quiet title suits in Pontotoc County estates
The State of Oklahoma to unknown heirs and assigns of T A Rader and Gaston B Dismukes and Annie Lawrence seek to determine heirship and quiet title to lands in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Plaintiffs allege decedents died intestate, no prior estate decree, and request judgment barring all claims and declaring ownership fee simple in Ada lot blocks. notices set to respond by February 28 1935.
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Anid Real Estate
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
T. A. Rader
State OF
T A. Rader
Pouvotec
Eaid
West Side
County of Pontotoc
Said
J. J. McCauley
Gaston B. Dismukes
Annie Lawrence
Dismukes
Co. Duncan
Gale Statler
Chas. T. Bates
Eastman Johnson
Liza Gipson
Dora Gipson
Land description for John W. Rogers in Pontotec County
No 12901 details a land description in Pontotec County Oklahoma. It covers the Southwest quarter of Southeast quarter of Section 36 Township 3 North Range 6 East and all of Lot 2 of Section 1 Township 2 North Range 6 East.
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1. B. M. Gess
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Range 5
Pontotec County
Liza Gipson
Township 2
Range 4
St. Mi
No. 1 Minds That He Not Be Punished
A remark argues that a sane or insane person can be dangerous, stressing that mental state should not shield punishment or alter accountability in handling a crime or threat.
Court Sale Notice In Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The sheriff of Pontotoc County is directed to advertise and sell without appraisement a described real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Defendants include A J Mc Curdy Effe McCurdy D L Dobie William H Auten and others and several corporations if existing or dissolved. The action names Administratrix Claire K Dobie and various heirs executors and assigns. The notice requests compliance with the sale order.
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William H
State OF Oklahoma
William H. Chapman
Building and Loan Association, Corporation
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
E. M. Jones
District Court
Freeport Securities Company
Securities Trust Company
Abbye Jones
American Investment Company
T. B. Grant
State of
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
W. Q. Yancy
Delia Yancy
R. E. Yancy
Ora Yancy
George Archer
Ethel Archer
C. G. Archer
CC. H. Massey
Mary Massey
J. K. Wells
Oklahoma State Bank of
Ada
Sard Corporation
Pontotoc
Lora B. Mitchell
Todd Mitchell
Maude C. Owen
A. J. McCurdy
Effe McCurdy
D.L. Dobie
William H. Auten
William Henderson Auten
Dollie Auten
W. H. Whitford
H. H. MecCurdy
Alpha McCurdy
Rufus Rogers
Claire W. Dobie
Mary Belle Dobie
Elizabeth Dobie
David Leslie Dobie, Jr
Claire K. Dobie
PD. L. Dobie
M. H. Valerius OW and Gas Company
H. F. Wilcox Oil and Gas Company
Governor orders study of textbook adoptions
Oklahoma Governor Marland directed Attorney General Mac Q Williamson to study the legality of textbook adoptions under the Murray commission after State Superintendent John N Maughan complained many books do not meet needs. Williamson promised an early study.
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Oklahoma City
Marland
Mac Q. Williamson
Murray Commission
Aken
John N Maughan
Williamson
Mooney Must Remain in San Quentin After Supreme Court Declines Review
Thomas J. Mooney, 51, fails in bid to overturn his life sentence for the 1916 San Francisco preparedness day parade bombing. The Supreme Court refuses to review his case, ending his 18 year drive for freedom. Mooney sought habeas corpus to force California to defend imprisonment alleging perjured evidence. U S Webb argues current laws bar reopening. relief could come only from legislature or gubernatorial pardon.
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Washington, van
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin
San Francisco
Supreme Court
California
Mooney
U. Ss. Webb
Three Escaped Convicts Caught After Shootout
Springfield Missouri reports three Oklahoma penitentiary escapees Vera brothers Coney Coffey and Charles Points surrendered near Nevada after a gun battle that left James O Neil dead. They claimed accomplice Jimmie O Neil was killed during the escape.
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Springfield
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Here
Vera Brothers
Coney Coffey
Charles Points
Nevada
Jimmie Oneil
Oklahoma
Points
State Enjoined in Hot Oil Case in Texas
Eight plaintiffs in Travis county district court won a temporary injunction restraining the railroad commission from requiring tenders for crude oil products in storage before December 10. The ruling allows shipment of an estimated 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 barrels of refined oil products stored since December 10, and declares the order retroactive and confiscatory for on hand stock. The court gave five days for inventories to be inspected and warned no further injunctions will be issued unless inventories are filed and refusals to tender shown.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Travis County District Court
C. A. Wheeler
J. D. Moore
Tyler Texas Oil and Refining Company
William M. McKain
J. M. Bradshaw
Phoenix Refining,company
G. H. Burnham
C. D. Archer
Linzie Refining Company
Primrose Petroleum Company
Commission
Oklahoma convicts near Springfield sought for return
Oklahoma penitentiary officials asked Springfield Missouri officers to return three escaped Oklahoma convicts captured near the Missouri city yesterday. Warden Sam Brown said no official word of the capture had been received but he had contacted Springfield police and requested the men be returned unless Missouri charges prevent.
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Mcalester
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Springfield
Oklahoma
Missouri City
Sam Brown
Missouri
City chief calls for heavier penalties to curb drunken driving
The Oklahoma City police chief urged stricter measures after 366 drunken driving arrests in 1933. He advocated mandatory prison terms and full use of the state statute penalties, arguing fines alone too often fail to deter intoxicated driving.
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Blackwell Tribune
Oklahoma City
the Tribune
Daily
Oklahoman
Delaware Uses Whipping Post in Christmas Eve Robbery Case
Three youths from Smyrna and Townsend were whipped at the New Castle workhouse for beating and robbing farmer Andrew E. Skaggs on December 24. Warden Elmer J. Leach administered the lashes in under four minutes as about 75 witnesses looked on. The victims sustained superficial marks. Skaggs remains hospitalized with injuries after being robbed of $105.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
New Castle
Elmer J. Leach
Walter L. Bedwell
Hazel Donovan
Smyrna
John Lightcap, Jr
Townsend
Andrew E. Skaggs
Near Townsend
No Cause For Worrying Over Scarlet Fever
County health officer Dr. S A McKeel said only one scarlet fever case has been reported in Pontotoc County. The case involved a Vanose teacher, with the local school closed last week and set to reopen after no further cases. No spread has been reported locally despite some outbreaks elsewhere.
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Pontotoc
S. A. McKeel
Vanose
Pershing Misses Train Wreck Near Katy Route
U P General John J. Pershing narrowly avoided a Katy No. 5 wreck in Muskogee Oklahoma when two cars overturned after a switch snapped in the cold. The mail car derailed but no passengers were injured and three railway workers from Kansas and Parsons escaped harm.
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Muskogee
Okla
John J. Pershing
Katy
C. O. Gooding
Kansas City
L. R. Burge
O. M. Murphy
Parsons, Kas
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Pontoto
Local Building and Loan Association
Co. F. Green
Plaintiff
J. L. Carpenter
Pontotot County
Freeport Securities Company, A Corporation
Securities Trust Company, A Corporation
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
J. F. McKeel
Thomas H. Bell
John P. McKinley
Warren B. Rice
American Building
Aarder
Atoms
John Boyce McKeel
Kemp & McArthur
Kord
Ralph McMillan
Thomas P. Holt
Rec
Acres
Eiaiead
R.r.rt
R. R. An
Ieee
Claude Strudivant
W. E. Pepperell
A. A. Davidson
Apontotoc County
M. L. Platt
Ben Hatcher
Actice
Torney
John Hisaw
Bird Boucher
Nee Hisaw
R. A. Hisaw
Harrell & Kerr
Jor Tayiana
Viola Powell
E. M. Jackson
Paiss M. Jackson
New Milford Security Company
Joe B. Powell
Attorneys
Okklahoma
John W. Rogers
S. Margaret Hisaw
Charley Hisaw
Nora Hisaw
Leonard Hisaw
Bance Hisaw
Nat Hisaw
Violet Boucher
Charley Boucher
N. CC
Hisaw
District Court of
Shertfe
Clyde, Kaiser
Ianoomma
W. BE. Pepperell
A. T. Boggan
U. S. Supreme Court
Roff
Hugh Clark
Mable Clark
Stillwater
Jake Vanzant
Duncan
L. C. Morris
John Roper
Roff and
Vacinity
Sarah Walker
Marshal
Walker
Melvin Tolliver
Drum
Guthrie
James O'Neil
Frisco
Highway 169
Ash Grove
Hubert Brooks
Tom Persell
W. V. Stonum
Tom Lewis
Alix
Ark
Vern Brothers
Earl Williams
O'Neil
East
Texas
Oeo