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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
7
Notice covers real estate sales in Jefferson County Oklahoma and Pontotoc County Oklahoma. It lists an estate sale of F E Fagerquist and multiple foreclosure actions including properties in Rofs Pontotoc County and a public sale date February 10 1923 with sheriff sale details. Also includes mortgage foreclosure notices against Citizens Bank and Farm ers State Bank and Guardian sale hearing for Roy Grayson.
In pursuance of a district court order a foreclosure sale is set for January 31 1923 at 10:00 AM at the Ada court house north front door to satisfy a $418.06 judgment plus interest costs and $50 attorney fee against Mary A McClure and I N McClure. The property is Lots 1 and 2 Block 43 Ada, Pontotoc County. Sheriff Bob Duncan Ada Oklahoma notices Green and Green as plaintiff attorneys.
In The District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma Simpson's Incorporated a corporation with Ada Oklahoma has filed for dissolution. All persons must appear within thirty days from the first publication to show cause why the application should not be granted. Witness the court seal January 15. Court Clerk L E Franklin Deputy Clint Miers. Attorneys J F McKeel and Robt S Kerr for Petitioners.
The Turkish delegation rejected Lord Curzon’s proposal to refer the Mosul dispute to the League of Nations and insisted on the right to decide Mosul’s future, while Curzon refused to concede.
St Louis meteorologist Montrose W Hayes says there is little long term change in seasons across years. He notes memories of winters felt colder in youth and that winters of 1917 and 1918 remain the coldest in Middlewest memory, while modern winters vary.
East St. Louis Illinois January 24 Increases in horses mules and feed animals at the National Stockyards for 1922 are listed. Total horses and mules received 95 048 up 9 318 from 1921. Cattle 1 025 763 calves 374 570 hogs 3 605 520 sheep 627 880. Cattle receipts up 228 215 calves up 94 858 hogs up 275 469 sheep down 7 947.
Oklahoma City First National bank announced it has purchased Southwestern National Bank and merged its business and obligations. The merger followed a conference that lasted until 3 a.m. Readouts show Southwestern deposits around 2.5 million, while First National reports deposits of 14.63 million and a 1 million capital.
Moroccan grasshoppers invaded parts of southern France this year causing agricultural concern and local disruption as farmers reported crop damage and increased pest activity during the growing season.
A. P. Gibson of Seminole and Miss Lois Wilkerson of Ada married at Shawnee yesterday. Gibson is a local businessman and the bride formerly worked for Choctaw Cotton Oil in this area. The couple plan to reside in Oklahoma City.
Advert asks for a low-priced general farm suitable for farming and stock raising near Ada or Pontotoc county. Seller John D. Baker, De Queen Arkansas requests full property description and lowest cash price. 1-4-4tw.
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