Notice of Sale of Real Estate Guardianship Tulsa OK 1910
Guardianship of Dave Van and Irvin Van minors in Tulsa County Oklahoma announces a private sale of their real estate. Sale subject to court confirmation on or after July 16 1910 at 9 am in Tulsa. Properties include the Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter in Section 4 Township 3 North Range 5 East and the East 20 26/100 acres of Lot 3 plus 10 acres of Lot 3 and the N half of NE quarter of SW quarter of Section 5 all Township 3 North Range 5 East. Cash on confirmation. bids in writing to be filed in county court or delivered to Catoosa Oklahoma. Joseph Landrum Guardian. First publication June 30 1910.
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Dave van
Irvin van
Tulsa
State of Oklahoma
Joseph Landrum
Oklahoma
Catoosa
Guardian Action for Sale of Wards Real Estate
In Pontotoc County guardian L C Oliver petitions to sell wards real estate of Thomas J Oliver Reta Maud Oliver Agnes B Oliver and William R Oliver minors. Hearing set August 1 1910 at 10 am with notice to kin and interested parties or publication in Ada Weekly News Ada Oklahoma for four weeks.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Thomas J. Oliver
Reta Maud Oliver
Agnes B. Oliver
William R. Oliver
L. C. Oliver
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Joel
Grandfather Clause Threatens Negro Officeholders
In Muskogee Wagoner and Okfuskee counties twenty three eighteen and thirty eight negroes hold office. The article warns that adoption of the grandfather clause would render such offices impossible and laments that these counties are helpless with salvation lying in white counties.
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Muskogee
Wagoner County
Okfuskee County
Murray at the Debate Battles Over Democracy and Campaign Funds
Oklahoma campaign speech by Murray features strong defense of democracy and the constitution. He attacks Cruce and supporters, denounces socialism, praises public education, and discusses grandfather clauses and race laws amid national and state election tensions.
Cruce Addresses Oklahoma Voters Amid Forensic Governor’s Race
Hon Lee Cruce spoke to Oklahoma voters in Ardmore defending his governorship bid. He clashed lightly with rival Murray at times and defended his record and stance on taxes, the initiative and referendum, roads, and government for all citizens.
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Cruce
Ardmore
Mr. Murray
Dallas News
Gen
Brant Kirk
Oklahoma
Lee Cruce
Murray
Oklahomaity
Ker
Enido
Oklahoman
Roy Stafford
the Oklahoman
The
Daily
Guthrie
Tishomingo
State Union
Sequoyah
Haskell
Carter County
Torrens
Oklahoma leading the nation in law trends says Kingfisher Times
The Kingfisher Times notes Oklahoma is ahead nationally on direct primary interest and postal savings deposit guarantees. It mentions Roosevelt urging passage of a New York direct primary bill, its defeat, and Oklahoma's sustained depositor guaranty as evidence of leadership.
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United States
Oklahoma
New York
Roosevelt
Kingfisher Times
Racket Store Ad Details Inventory and Contact
The notice promotes The Racket Store offerings including overalls pants jumpers dress shirts work shirts and more by W. C. Lee. It also mentions Queensware glassware enamelware and shoes with directions to see W. C. Lee at the store.
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W. C. Lee
Miss Anna Conder Returns Home From Normal School
Miss Anna Conder, who had been attending the normal, has returned to her home in Roff.
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Anna Conder
Normal
Roff
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Don B. Lawhead
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W. W. Kitchin
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