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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
9
In the County Court a guardian seeks the sale of ward real estate for Wilson Wright and Thomas Wright. Hearing set for July 22, 1912 at 10 a.m. court to determine if the sale should proceed and notices to kin must be mailed. Judge Conway O Barton presides, July 4 publication.
Notice is given that in pursuance of an execution issued from Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma on September 30 1910 in the case of E S Collins v W E Nutt and J E Fussell I have levied on lands and tenements belonging to J B Fussell and W E Nutt to satisfy the judgment of $1302.50 plus costs and interest The lands described are Northwest quarter of Northwest quarter of Northeast quarter Section 31 Township 3 North Range 5 East containing 10 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma The property will be offered for sale for cash to the highest bidder on August 6 1912 at 11 am at the front door of the Ada Court House L E Mitchell Sheriff Deputy W C Bolin Pub July 4 1912 .
In obedience to a 1912 County Court order in Oluskes Ohio W Williams guardian of Robert Walker minor seeks probate action and related guardianship duties under state law. The notice indicates legal steps for guardianship oversight and estate management by the guardian.
Guardian announces sale of two minor estates at the Ada courthouse on July 27 1912 at 2:00 PM in separate parcels. Robert Walker’s 40 acres SE ¼ of NE ¼ of section 11 and Martha Carr’s 20 acres NW ¼ SE ¼ of section 7 in township 5 N range 4 E. Cash on confirmation with a $50 deposit required. First published July 11 1912.
Mrs Bohannon of Vaness visited. Mrs Edddings has been sick with appendicitis but is convalescent. Mrs Cecil Blackwell and babies left for New Mexico after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Stephens. Mrs Sam Dame died Wednesday night July 10 due to paralysis leaving a large family. The grief stricken relatives have many friends sympathy. Jap Copeland hosted on Thursday with cream. Walpole and Tolbert visited Ada. Garner of Stratford visited Parker family. Miss Glennie Griffithh returned from Normal Friday to begin summer term of school Egypt SEMPER IDPM.
Notice states the Home Building and Savings Association of Ada Oklahoma will apply for a charter under Article Twenty six Chapter Twenty of the 1909 Oklahoma laws for safe investments and home loans. Dated Ada Oklahoma June 25 1912 by listed officers. Publication notice in Pontotoc County Court for divorce suit Jones v Jones requires response by August 22 1912. Clerk W T Cox seals dated July 10 1912. First published July 11 1912.
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County district court notice to defendants Fred W Wickett George W Armstrong and W L Hutcheson that they have been sued by Josephine Marsh and John W Marsh to cancel conveyances on the N half of the NW quarter and S quarter of the SW quarter and the E half of the SW quarter of section 17 township 2 north range 5 east containing 140 acres. The petition will be taken up as filed.
A note from J. T. Goggans and family thanks the town and surrounding country for help after the fire that destroyed their home and contents.
Railroads serving Ada announce a special 1 1/3 fare with $1 minimum for trips within 100 miles. Tickets go on sale August 1 2 3 with return by midnight August 4.
The statement asserts Lindsey would enforce law to the letter as district court clerk if elected. No additional facts or context provided.
W C Jones reports that supporters of a co operative gin will hold a meeting in Ada on Saturday morning July 20 to discuss organization and planning.
Lannie Black Cor Sec of Pontotoc County Sings Committee invites communities to notify two weeks in advance for organization visits. This notice urges local singing groups to request assembly and guidance from the county coordinators.
Senator R. E. Echols of Elk City Oklahoma spoke last Saturday in support of his candidacy for congressman at large. He has served in the Oklahoma state senate since statehood and is recognized as a leader. The editorial urges electing three congressmen at large from different zones and endorses Echols for nomination.
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