Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc Oklahoma 1934
The Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will sell at public auction on July 16 1934 at 3 pm at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a debt of 12661.72 with interest and 850 attorney fees plus costs 38.50 and costs of sale on the described real property containing 249 acres more or less. The property is the north half of the northwest quarter section 12 southeast quarter of northwest quarter east half of southwest quarter southwest quarter of southeast quarter section 1 township 2 north range 6 east of the Indian Cares and Meridian Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The sale is subject to district court confirmation. Clyde Kaiser Sheriff Ada Oklahoma.
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Distriet Court
Pontotoc County
Okahoma
Clyde Kaiser
Oklahoma
Hg County Court House
Ada
Mintotoe County
District Court
Indian Oases
Meridian
Ead
Femet
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Election Board Gives Official Tabulation of Primary Election
Oklahoma City reports official tabulations for principal Democratic races. The notice includes heirs and land partition actions tied to Vada Shipley and related Grayson heirs, with a July 28, 1934 deadline for answer, or judgment. separate items cover a sheriff sale of Ada property in Pontotoc County to satisfy a 1933 foreclosure judgment.
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Election Board
Oklahoma City
Whisky aged quickly by new electrical process claimed
Buffalo engineer Edward Butler demonstrated an electrical treatment of raw whiskey and ground oak pulp promising three minute aging. Scientific observers noted the process could mellow the liquor rapidly, with evidence presented at the Buffalo event.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Edward Butler
O&k
U.S. Crop Prospects Show Lower Wheat and Corn Output
Washington July 10. Department of Agriculture estimates for July 1 indicate U S production this year at 483 662 million bushels of wheat and 2 113 billion bushels of corn. Comparisons show declines from 1933 and 5 year averages amid drought conditions.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Schools Open Summer Terms Countywide
Schools across the county began summer terms on Monday per J W Huff county superintendent. Many will continue next Monday July 16 and run for several weeks before closing for cotton picking. July 1 starts the new fiscal year with budget and financial statement preparations by Huff and local school boards.
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J. W. Huff
Huff
All-Star Baseball Tilt Sees AL Tops Nationals 9-7
In New York July 10 the American League All-Stars defeated the Nationals 9 to 7 behind strong hitting and relief pitching. Mel Harder held the Nationals to one hit after the fifth, while Carl Hubbell fanned six in the first two frames. Key homers by Frisch, Medwick, and a six-run fifth propelled Cronin's club as Warneke and Mungo struggled.
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New York
Lon Warneke
van Isiadnvo
Nationals
Joe Cronin
Crew Cline
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Harder
Frank Frisch
Joe Medwick
Warneke
Mungo
Hubbell
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmie Foxx
Simmons
Cronin
Earl Averill
Gomez
Chicago
Ruth
Gehrig
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Averill
Ruffing
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Oklahoma runoff primary reshapes slate and precedents
Oklahoma official returns show Democrats expanding to a 513 486 vote record ahead of the July 24 runoff. Key withdrawals shift nominees in several districts including E R Hughes exiting a bid for governor and Josh Lee and Wesley Disney solidifying nominations.
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Oklahomas
E. R. Hughes
Frank A. Anderson
Okmulgee
C. C. Williams
Poteau
Fep
Wilburn Cartwright
Cartwright
Wesley Disney
Josh Lee
University of Oklahoma
F. B. Swank
Jess Larson
Chickasha
Jed Johnson
Tony Morris
Tom Anzlin
Murray
E. W. Marland
Hughes
Bert McDonel
C. C. Childers
Sharpe W. Philpot
Jess G. Read
W. H. Ritchey
Durant
Roy Paul
Paul
John Wilson
Frederick
Raymond Barry
Hollis
Oklahoma Political Pines Through Time in State History
A retrospective notes that most leaders from 1908 to 1920 are gone or retired while a few remain active. It compares party primary and general election turnout from 1907 to the present, highlighting rising participation and shifting political prominence across generations.
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Oklahoma
T. P. Gore
Elmer Thomas
James S. Davenport
Scott Ferris
T. D. McKeown
Henry S. Johnston
Haskell
Cruce
T. J. Leahy
W. A. Ledbetter
Sylvester Vy. Soldani
Penca City
Soldani
Jack Love
J. J. McAlester
Jesse Dunn
W. L. Eagleton
Bird McGuire
J. H. Cotteral
Ralph Campbell
Charles D. Carter
M. J. Kane
Bill Cross
E. D. Cameron
Dennis Klynn
S. W. Hayes
R. L. Williams
Theone
Democrats Concerned Over Federal Patronage Grants
Washington July 6 Representative Burns said several house democrats remain dissatisfied with federal job distribution. The questionnaire showed objections to patronage as party leaders note Roosevelt's popularity would likely yield a larger majority if he ran this fall.
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Burns
Tennessee
House
House Elader
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Rooevelt
Farley
Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
R Rosevelt
Government loafers and Honest Harold Ickes
A Tulsa World editorial praises Harold Ickes calling him Honest and urges reducing government loafing. It argues officials have enjoyed privileges, need accountability, and that Ickes bravery in speaking out creates unpopularity but benefits the country.
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Tulsa World
Harold” Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Nichols Would End Run Off Primary
State Senator Al Nichols of Wewoka said he would introduce a bill to abolish the run off primary system. He noted many candidates defeated in the first primary this year withdrew from the second, making the run off unnecessary.
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Oklahoma City
al Nichols
Wewoka
Nichols
Initiative in love is driven by men says prof
A Penn State professor argues that men initiate romantic efforts while women naturally take over once the pursuit begins, noting that the ball often flips to the woman’s court after the start.
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Poy
Robert Wray
Pennsylvania State College
Boy Survives Rattlesnake Bite in Atlanta Bedroom
Four year old Johnny Vickers was bitten on the hand by a three foot rattlesnake that crawled into his bed. His grandfather Fred Coleman killed the snake with a rifle bullet and Johnny, treated with antivenom, remained calm and hopeful about returning home to tend his watermelon patch. He plans to grow up to build houses like his grandfather.
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Atlanta
John Hill Vickers
Johnny
John Vickers
Fred P. Coleman
Coleman
Vickers
Lynching of Andrew McLeod Shocks Bastrop Louisiana
In Bastrop Louisiana a 26 year old Negro farmer, Andrew McLeod, was hanged by a mob after confessing an attempted attack on a 19 year old white girl near Jones. About 300 men seized him from the jail and hanged him from an oak on the courthouse square.
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Bastrop
Andrew McLeod
Court House Square
McLeod
Jones
Three Women Die In Oklahoma Car Crash Near Bartlesville
A car carrying six Bartlesville women crashed two miles south of the city after a bridge party. Three women died at once and three were hospitalized. Victims include Mrs. Freda Holt 22 wife of a Phillips Petroleum official, Mrs. Margaret Harmon 25, and Miss Lowana Miller 18. Injured are Miss Alice Walsh Miss Maxine Hobson and Mrs. Elmer Jacobson. Investigators suspect the driver lost control as a wheel left rough pavement.
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Here
Freda Holt
James Holt
Phillips Petroleum Co
Margaret Harmon
Lowana Miller
Bartlesville High School
Alice Walsh
Maxine Hobson
Elmer Jacobson
Clem Clark
Holt
Harmon
Miller
Texas family of four wiped out in Vera community killings
In Vera community Knox county Texas four McGuire family members died from gunshot wounds. Odessa McGuire and two children aged 10 and 2 were found slain in their home. Hollis McGuire died by self-inflicted pistol shot in Seymour after driving there. He had been in ill health and out of work following an injury.
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Benjamin, Tex
McGuire
Odessa McGuire
Vera Community
Hollis McGuire
Seymour
Knox County
Baylor County
Roy McGuire
Evangelist begs forgiveness for 16 year old robbery at Kansas City store
Sam Taylor, an ex convict and evangelist, sought forgiveness from grocery owner Max Cohen for a 16 year old safe robbery that left $340 missing. Cohen forgave him after officials ruled the crime barred by statute of limitations. Taylor was jailed briefly but released.
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Sam Taylor
Missouri Penitentiary
Taylor
Max Cohen
Cohen
Jackson County
Dillinger Will Surrender When Surprised Says Ex-Convict
A former convict claims the bandit John Dillinger will surrender if surprised. he discusses strategies to spring the elusive fugitive and the challenges in catching him.
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Dillinger
Monthly Pains Relieved by Cardus Use
Women report relief from severe monthly pains after using Cardus with renewed strength and improved health. Mrs. Roy Chandler of Cusseta Alabama testifies Cardui helped a weak condition, with better overall well being. Thousands testify benefits, and if no benefit is felt one should consult a physician.
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Roy Chandler
Cusseta
Ala
Cardui
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