Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Federal Land Bank of Wichita filed in Pontotoc District Court to foreclose on land and to advertise sale of 40 acres in Section 23, Township 3 North Range 4 East, with court set for August 17, 1936. Mineral deeds complicate sale. if bids satisfy the judgment, sale proceeds then clear those encumbrances. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser presiding. attorneys F. McKeel and others for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Hennigan
County of Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
A. D
County Court Room
Ada
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Towit
Grace Hennigan
Pontotoc
J. M. Dodson
A. C. Dodson
Ada Weekly News
John Boyce McKees
Emma H. Barton
Wilbur P. Jee
Wilbur P. Lee
Pontoetoc County
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
W. C. Doasson
District Court of
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
W. C. Dosson
B. V. Dosson
L. J. Wharton
C. K. Frazier
W. F. Dennis
John N. Green
Roy J. Hilton
Paul F. Calvert
Emory Booze
Ameen Hassen
Womack Scott
Alice M. Jones
Elmer Cleveland
D. E. Meeks
J. R. Meeks
Emma Meeks
Twentythree
Paul P. Calvert
Pontotec County
Pontotee County
Sizer
H. A. Gardner
Liza Ann Wolfe
Rose Mansfield
Richard Mansfield
Alfred Mansfield
Dorothy Mansfield
Elizabeth Mansfield
Bill Mansfield
Abel Peter
Margaret Roberts
Nee Mansfield
Charles Mansfield
Rachel Wolfe
Mose Wolfe
Jim Chief
Frances Chief
Meshontambi
Five Civilized Tribes
Indian Territory
Reuben Chief
Rubin Chief
George Manefield
Louisa Meshontambi
Kansas
United States
Frances Meshoentambi
Walnut Grove Sunday School Sees Strong Attendance
The Walnut Grove Sunday school was well attended this Sunday and looks to draw a larger crowd next week. The note lists numerous local visitors and family gatherings involving the Moss, Tilley, Roddy, Estes and Choate families amid ongoing church events and a newly improved brush arbor for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Moss
Texas
R. L. Moss
W. A. Kirby
Milton Loyd
Pleas Sutton
Worstell
Roy Collins
Ada
R. E. Tilley
Lena Owens
Kenneth
Hansel Roper
Lavona Tilley
Webster Rich
Wesley Estes
Frank Roddy
Tom Roddy
Andrew Tate
Werley Estes
Galey
Lorene Roddy
Louise Estes
W. C. Rose
Orba Young
Iona Tilley
W. J. Jones
Lewis Choate
Franz Jones
Odell Roddy
Robert Lawson
Euldean Laney
Baptist Revival Opens in Kona with Ratliffs
Rev Ratliff and his wife of Kona opened a Baptist revival here on Sunday. Sunday school counted two attendees. Mr and Mrs Denman Flowers spent the evening with Mr and Mrs Hokett. Ledale Leach stayed with Lyfbrace and Jamen Maples. Miss Oda Davis visited Miss Lafern Scott at the demonstration supper Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jim Odom and Mrs Burpo visited their sister.
Expression of Gratitude For Kindness After Loss
Mr and Mrs J D Sutton and family thank friends in Center and beyond for deeds of kindness and words of sympathy shown during the illness and death of their son and brother Alberta Sutton.
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Alberta Sutton
J. D. Sutton
Zepp Missouri Post Office Sees Postal Surge
Zepp Missouri reports increased mail volume as visitors from the Hindenburg era bring souvenir requests. Collectors seek postmarks from Zepp to ship postcards and letters to German cities, boosting local postal traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zepp. Mo
Hindenburg
United States
Zepp
Zeppelin
Germany
Markets Report Oklahoma City Cattle Hogs and Wheat Update
Market steady for cattle with 2,900 head, calves 700, butchers mixed, weighty calves bid down, stockers scarce. Hogs 1,200 head with uneven demand, better cuts up, packers top at 9.95, sow prices firmer. Sheep and lambs weaker, wheat and grain futures up a bit, oats and corn higher, provisions steady to up 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. Ss. Dept. Agr
Texas
Oklahoma City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Poultry Market Report from Chicago July 15
July 15 Chicago market report shows stock categories and prices for live poultry and processed meats. Burials and various grade items list steady receipts, with hens leghorn roosters ducks and geese priced per 100 pounds or per dozen as specified by market terms.
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Produce and Poultry
Chicago
Ymouth
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock Fryers
White Rock
Plymouth Rock Broilers
Leghorn
Potatoes dull in U S shipments on hot weather day
Chicago report shows U S Department of Agriculture notes dull demand and liberal supplies. Prices per cwt for Missouri cobblers U S No 1 and partly graded 2.30 2.40, California white rose 3.10 3.25, Idaho Bliss Triumphs 3.19 3.35, Arkansas Bliss Triumphs 2.85.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
U. S
Missouri
California
Idaho Bliss
Arkansas Bliss
Wheat market soars on Kansas City demand and Canada crop fears
Chicago and Kansas City markets moved higher as millers bought large wheat stocks in Kansas City. Futures surged in Chicago but only to 4 1/4 cents. Reported rapid deterioration of the Canadian wheat crop provided further stimulus amid heavy profit taking.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Wheat and cotton price summaries from Chicago and New York
Chicago markets show No 1 red wheat around 1.06 to 1.14 per bushel with various grades listed and mixed wheat and corn quotes. New York cotton futures slid early then rallied with October rising from 12.44 to 12.60 amid light offerings and later steadying about 1 to 5 points higher.
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Chicago
New York
Spot Cotton closes quiet in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans on July 15 closed quiet and 11 points lower. Sales totaled 922 bales with low middling at 11.81, middling 13.06, good middling 13.66. Receipts were 58 and total stocks 298,734.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close barely steady in New Orleans
New Orleans on July 15 AP reports cotton futures closed barely steady with net declines of 10 to 13 points.
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Chicago
Ccorn
New Orleans
Crude Oil Stocks Decline Reported by Bureau of Mines
The Bureau of Mines released figures showing total domestic and foreign crude oil stocks for the week ending July 4 at 310.618 million barrels, down 742 thousand from the prior week with declines in domestic and foreign supplies. Daily production averaged 2.95 million barrels, 190 thousand below last week, and daily runs to stills averaged 9.855 million barrels, 75 thousand below the previous week. Imports were about 90 thousand barrels, down from 94 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Julia Craig Faces Murder Case On Yacht Party
Julia Craig and Peter Kemp confront Woodford amid a Nesbitt murder investigation after a yacht party at Evergreens Island. Kemp quits Woodford's firm to help Julia as police suspect a party member. The pair confront Woodford about the killer while Julia awaits next moves in the escalating case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Craig
George Woodford
Peter Kemp
Julia
Amy Sanders
Woodford
Cintra Lee
Nash
Nesbitt
Nesbite
Tony Latta
Payson
Smith Garland
Kemp
Peter
Woodford and Brooks
Buden
Nesbit
Buchen
Emp
Royal
Craig
McLaughton
Conley
Zodiac Hotel
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Pethetpion
Se NN. Jones
Tontotoe County
Eula Kelley
John Kelley
Eula Wesley
Della Redford
J. ON. Jones
Plaintiff
John Boyce McKeel
Okla
W. T. Cox
Geo. S. Murphy
Geo. &. Murphy
Tontotoc County
John Royce McKeel
F. Green
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Navidson
ER. Pepperell, A F. McKeel Attorneys
Palintiff
County of
F.P. Siser
E. W. Kemp
Rachael Wolfe
Meshontanbi
George Mansfield
Louise Meshontambi
Della Bedford
R. Robinson
A. T. Davidson
W. FE. Pepperelia JI F. McKeel Attorneys
Walnut Grove
W. C Duncan
Lindie S. Duncan
W. C. Duncan
Ww. C. Duncan
Ladie S. Duncan
Wimbish and
Wimbish
American Building
Siudie S
Duncan
OWL
Mayee
CRUE
Haskell
Ms. A. Stancell
Tion
Haskell County
Marland
L. D. Forrester
Forrester
Ayson
Nadine White
Tom
Smith
Amy
Royal Nesbitt
Baden
Odo
Democrat
Congress
Glenwood Park
Lyle H. Boren
Boren Volunteers
Tommy Ford
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