Guardianship Sale Hearing for Chilley Nelson in Pontotoc
In Pontotoc County Court guardianship of Chilley Nelson the guardian Geo A Harrison petitions the sale of ward real estate. Hearing set for July 18 1913 at 10 AM appearance by next of kin and interested parties required. Publication to Ada Weekly News for two weeks.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Chilley Nelson
Geo. A. Harrison
Ward
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
King
Sheriff Sale Notice of Daggs Foreclosure Ada OK
Notice of Sheriff's sale under foreclosure issued by Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court on June 21 1913. Property described as Lots 7 and 8 in block 21 Daggs addition Ada to satisfy foreclosure judgment of 559 dollars plus costs. Sale July 28 1913 at 10 AM at Ada courthouse front door. Sheriff R E Duncan Deputy. First pub June 26 1913.
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Ada
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
William W. Daggs
Charles E. Daggs
Daggs Addition
Okla
R. E. Duncan
C. F. Green
Plaintiff
First
First National Bank of Stonewall
Wm. F. Harrison
Thelma B. Harrison
West seeks $15000 appropriation in 2c rail case fight
Oklahoma City June 23. Attorney General West asks the legislature to raise his contingent expense allowance to 15000 to fund the 2c rail fare litigation. The senate debated a resolution reciting the case history and injunction status, with Senators Austin McIntosh Roddie Burford grilling the effort. House inquiry eyed. West waits for Arkansas decision and may announce new moves after ex-Gov Haskell suit in Muskogee.
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Oklahoma City
West
Denare
Senate
Austin
McIntosh
Oklahoma
Roddie
Ada
Burford
Missouri
Arkansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal District Court
House General Investigating Committee
Attorney General
C. N. Haskell
Muskogee
Origin of Two Indian Tribes Story of Choctaw and Chickasaw Split
The Choctaw and Chickasaw legends tell two brothers Chieza and Chocta guided by a Great Spirit to land apart after crossing a rising sun. Chocta settled in central Mississippi while Chicza's group meandered to northern Mississippi, western Kentucky, and Tennessee. A later council unified them as distinct tribes with a peace pipe, their fates shaped by myth and proximity.
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Chieza
Chocta
Mississ
Ippi
Chicza
Chocia
Mississippi
Kentucky
Tenn
East Central Normal plans grow with new facilities
Preparations accelerate for East Central State Normal School July commencement. The Commercial Club will build a girls dormitory and a boys summer gymnasium to expand facilities as enrollment nears 675 students with 400 pursuing credit work and 175 non residents joining extension courses.
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East Central State Normal School
Oklahoma
P. A. Norris
Byrd's Mill
Briles
Edmond
Tahlequah
East Central
Go to the farm young man go to the farm
The essay argues farming will be the future for ambitious youth and the farmer will lead in politics and religion. It praises farming as a science, notes rising rural education and consolidation schools, and predicts mobility with roads cars and libraries will keep youths on farms.
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W. D. Little
Farm & Ranch
United States
Nature
Burbank
Oklahoma
Texas
Johnny
Horace Greeley
Ingratitude and the Unpardonable Trait
A quotation by Captain Jack Mills denounces ingratitude as the ultimate demeaning flaw in humanity. He contrasts it with crimes like murder or arson, arguing ingratitude lacks mitigating circumstances and represents a soulless, conscience-free stain.
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Jack Mills
London Police Bust 1785 Homeless on Streets in One Night
In a single night police detained 1,785 homeless individuals across London. Authorities cited street presence and public order concerns as drivers of the action amid ongoing housing anxieties.
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London
Life in the Tropics and Writing Tools
The piece notes ink deteriorates quickly in tropical heat and humidity giving it gum like consistency. It also mentions steel pens rust rapidly during the wet season, affecting writing reliability.
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Tropics
Mrs. H. A. Norvell Dies After Illness
Mrs. H. A. Norvell of Stratford died at a local hospital Sunday afternoon at 6 40. She was brought here Thursday for treatment for septicemia but the case was too far advanced. The remains were taken to Center cemetery today for interment.
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H. A. Norvell
Stratford
Center Cemetery
Marriage Licenses List From Ada Area Sets
A batch of marriage licenses is recorded listing couples and ages in Ada area. R E Sammons of Stonewall 27 to Nora Colbert of Franks 18. Roy L Gillock of Steedman 21 to Clara M Bethel 17. Tom Henry of Ada 25 to Susie Marshall 18. Harry Sarrett of Denison 30 to Irma Riley 30. Co L Griffith of Ada 23 to Bernice Hodge 20. J E Boroughs Jr of Argenta Ark 24 to Hattie M Self of Francis 20. James O Shi of Cushing 24 to Alice Bella Pickens of Holdenville 26. Includes reminder to check News Want Ad section for lost articles.
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R. E. Sammons
Stonewall
Nora Colbert
Franks
Roy L. Gillock
Steedman
Clara M. Bethel
Tom Henry
Ada
Susie Marshall
Harry Sarrett
Denison
Irma Riley
Co. L. Griffith
Bernice Hodge
J. E. Boroughs Jr
Argenta
Ark
Hattie M
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Legal Publications
L. E. Mitchell
J. F. McKeel
Cooper
Msi
Fred F. Brydia CO
Oklahoma M. & P. State Bank
Fred F. Brydia CO. Farm Loans
M. & P. State Bank
First National Bank of Ada
United States Bonds
A. ©. Adams
W. C.duncan
F. J. Phillips
Williams
Emee
Williams Mfg. CO
Cleveland
Ramsey Drug Coq
Brancheland
W. Va
Elizabeth Pm
Cardui
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