Evening Correspondent Notes from Egypt and Round Hill
Letters describe warm weather, local visits, illnesses, births, and church revival at Egypt and nearby Round Hill. Farmers report active drilling and haying amid rainy conditions, with thrashing and dry spells interspersed. A Fourth of July river picnic and a box supper to fund an organ at the Round Hill church are planned, plus a Latta school start and community efforts to improve Sunday School seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Lightning Ridge
Wylie Corvin
Sarah Martin
Egypt
John Binion
Round Hill
New Bethel Pick Ups In Rain Soaked Farm District
Rev Stringer and Mr Brown traveled to Ada. Rev Lions preached at Colbert. Stringer’s baby illness eased. Ernest Berryman left for Texas for health. Ada and neighbors raised $56 for him. Community notices of visits, ice cream socials, and political candidates fill the week. School opens Center 20th. Miss Erica McCullough to teach. Bro Coggin to preach at Chapel 18th. Semper Idem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Berryman
Texas
Mr. Berryman
Ada
G. W. Walker
J. O. Abney
Frank Walker
Seminole
Oscar Myers
Mr. Jay
Jay
Hobbs
Egypt
Parker
George Parker
Mr. Brown
Roy Gish
Lightning Ridge
Junior Medlock
Pennington
Alva
J. W. Westbrook
John Ward
Walpole
Mrs. Brazley
Midland
Legal Publications and Notices From Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notices include a debt suit by Bank of Francis against J L Robinson with attachment on half interest in lots, a guardianship sale in Ada and Chickasha, a divorce petition against Sarah Davenport, and real estate foreclosures. Also mortgage foreclosures against Mary Seals and S S Seals and a bank error appeal filed in the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Francis
Francis
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Sarah Davenport
A. D
Sheriff Sale of Land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice of foreclosure sale issued by the Pontotoc County District Court directs Sheriff R. E. West of Davis to sell portions of lands in section 12 township 3 north range 6 east to satisfy a $1,100 judgment plus interest, costs, and attorney fees. Sale set for August 10, 1914 at 2 p.m. at the Ada courthouse front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
District Court of Said
Arthur Johnson
County of Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
Court House
Ada
N. R
Martha Smith
Esau Smith
Pontotoc
Chickasha
Grady County
N. T. Heard
Guardian
Chas. H. Miller
Miller Oil Co
Materialman
Lingo-Leeper Co
Mary Seals
S. S. Seals
District Court
John W. Probert
Henry T. Young
Alma Young
American Trust Company
A Corporation
H. P. Reich
John Marsh
W. C. Kandt
Ethel Pickren
Gene Pryor
F. M. McKeever
Indian Base
Meridian
Revival Meeting at Pickett July 18
A revival meeting will begin at Pickett on the 18th. Pastor A G White of the Methodist church will be assisted by Rev John Robison. TO TRADE Automobile for city property or land. First class running order. Address 86 care Ada News. itw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
A. G. White
The
Methodist Church
John Robison
Care Ada News
Itw
George D Key for Attorney General in 1920s election
George D Key stands for strict law enforcement and rapid action against corporate abuse and embezzlement. He assures economy, efficiency, and honest government with a mature, capable attorney general. His nomination is presented as vital for the state’s needs and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Key
Key
Walter Eaton Seeks Pardon or Parole in Prohibition Case
Walter Eaton will within thirty days apply for a pardon or parole from a conviction in Ponotoc County Court on a Prohibition Law violation. First published June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Eaton
Pontotoc County
40 Years in Oklahoma For President State Board of Agriculture
Complete elimination of politics from State Agricultural Schools and the management of the State Agricultural Department by application of business methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
State Agricultural Department
Real farmer runs for Oklahoma board of agriculture
Luther Harrison urges Frank M. Gault of Geary as the state board of agriculture president. He presents Gault as the only true farmer candidate with honesty and competence, contrasting him with an old board recalled by voters. The piece argues Oklahomans should elect Gault to preserve self government and avoid a dummy leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Gault
Geary
State Board of Agriculture
Frank Gault
Oklahoma
Gault
Board of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
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Marvin Floyd
Tony Floyd
Lizzie Abbot
Allen
J. B. Corvin
C. W. Floyd
Sam Floyd
Anderson
Fannie
Sarah
Mrs. Willhite
Jewell Ervin
Latta
Bob
New Bethel
Rev. Stringer
Lions
Colbert
Mr. Palmer
Egypt Commun
Ity
Mrs. Revel
Lor
W. D. Dodd
Davidson
Durant
Bro
Porter
Gailey
Sterman
Rofs
Erica MecCulloh
Stratford
Bro. Coggin
Downing
Maysville
Mrs. Ethridge
Center
Mrs. Downing
Grandma Wheeler
Messrs. Beller and
Semper Idem
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J. L. Robinson
J. F. McKeel
W. M. Elliott
Gdn
Atty
Jas. Goyne
District Court OF
Said County
I. D. Davenport
A. D. Tanner
G. Kitchens
Co. O. Barton
Plaintiff
Lieuallen & Schulte
Farmers State Bank of
Okla
G. H. Keene and
Sadie E. Keene
Supreme Court OF the
Oftahoma
G. H. Keene
W. H. L. Campbell
Supreme Court
T. H. Sturgeon
Mary E. Baker
Z. E. Charleton
M. A. Fleming
Ney
R. E. West of
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Normal
Marietta
Are
Harvester Trust
Harvester and Machinery Trust
George E
Attorn Genera
Geo. D
Luther Harrison
Wewoka Democrat
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