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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
7
Notices advertise foreclosures and tax deed demands in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. W B Walker sheriff lists parcel details and sale dates for February 2 1926, with cases involving P A Norris and J D Storrs et al. Also includes a tax deed demand against Lula McDaniel and others with parcels in Section 4 Township 4 North Range 6 East.
Multiple sheriff sale notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma list actions against and among Severa Graham, Conservative Loan Company, Byars State Bank and others with parcels in Ada and surrounding areas. Court actions include debts plus attorneys fees, with February 1926 sale dates and description of real estate parcels and associated tax and cost obligations. The notices also include a separate sale of Lots 1 2 3 Block 13 College Addition Ada, and a quiet title suit against unknown heirs in Siney Woolridge estate.
Oklahoma fell from fifth to tenth among states in 1925 crop value. Texas led, with drought and freezes lowering yields. cotton acreage rose. wheat and corn declines affected totals. Officials note favorable prospects for 1926, with wheat and corn acreage discussed and prices cited.
In pursuance of a Pontotoc County District Court order of sale the sheriff announces sale of the Northeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter Section 12 Township 3 North Range 5 East without appraisal. The action, filed by P. J. Miles against T. J. Scott et al, culminated March 30 1925 with a judgment for the plaintiff.
Notice announces a public auction at 2 p m on Wednesday February 17 1926 at Collins Institute for the sale of COL LINS INSTITUTE BUILDING and 160 acres of land including Section 20 Township 2 North Range 7 East near Stonewall Oklahoma and Frisco station. The total appraised value is $8350 and improvements include a two story frame building 32 by 48 and a one story structure.
At 2 pm on March 2 1926 the Pontotoc County sheriff will sell at the north front entrance of Ada Court House lands in Section 20 and surrounding parcels to satisfy two foreclosure judgments. The sale is without appraisement and for cash, subject to unpaid taxes, with accompanying costs and attorney fees.
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