Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
By order of sale issued June 25 1928 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma district court case Harold H Lund vs Ella Lane King and W Lane the sheriff will sell without appraisement on December 1 1928 at 2 00 p m at Ada Court House the described real estate including portions of Section 30 Township 2 North Range 5 East to satisfy a 1794 00 principal debt plus interest costs and attorney fees. W B Walker Sheriff Pontotoc County Oklahoma By P H Deal Undersheriff 27 5tw
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State OF Oklahoma
Ounty of
Pontotoc
Mystic B. Stigman
J. B. Howell
Jr. A. Harden
Georgie Ai Hardin
John L. Sullivan
G. A. Sodent Company
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Stonewall
Oklahoma
L. BE. Franklin
Pontotoc County
Della Bedford
McKeown & Green
Ada
RB. Walker
J. H. Deral
Pontetec County
Said
Said County
Walter G. Causey
F. R. Foster
Lela Foster
W. T. Price
Charlotte Harlan
Section
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
County of Pontotoc
District Court
Leo. D. Smith
J. A. Hodges
H. J. Gibney
A. J. Stratten
S. BE. Bell
Ll. BE. Franklin
Pontotoc Co
Byron Roberts
Pontotec County
Poontotec County
Harold H. Lund
Eer
A Lane
King
W. Lane
Court House
Vera Orgeron
D. J. Orgeron
Aqoticere
LD. J. Orgeron
Vera Self
BE. Franklin
Pontetoe County
Roscoe Arnold
Foreclosure Sale Ordered for Ada Property in 1928
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the Home Building Loan Association of Ada files a foreclosure against John L Agnew Ada Milling Co T H Granger and G C Branscome to sell the south half of Lot 1 Block 82 Ada Original Townsite to satisfy a December 22 1927 judgment of 969.54 with 10 percent interest plus 100 attorney fees and $25 05 costs and accruing costs.
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WE. No
John L. Agnew
Ada Milling Co
A Corp
T. H. Granger
First National Bank
Ada
Okla
G. CC. Branscome
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Home Building Loan Association of
A Corp. Islaintiff
John Ll. Agnew
Ada Miling Co
BG Ransome
Estate of Zachary Daniel Allen Executor Named
State of Oklahoma county notice in the Pentatec County County Court regarding the estate of Zachary Daniel Allen deceased with W D T McCormick named as the executor in case number 2361.
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State OF Oklahoma
County of Pentatec
Zachary Daniel Allen
W. D. T. McCormick
To the Patrons of L. A. Nance and to the Public Generally
A brief notice addressed to the patrons of L. A. Nance and the public generally appears with dated reference 7-11-2tw. It contains formal language typical of official communications from a local entity or business.
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L. A. Nance
Scalp Scavengers Target Berlin Subways
In Berlin subways scalp hustling has emerged as a recognized trade. The text notes hopes the scammers may next target those who walk on your feet.
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Berlin
Boll Weevil Damage Tied to High Tax Burden
A brief note asserts boll weevil damage drives up taxes, presenting it as the key factor affecting local tax levels and cost of living. The piece emphasizes financial strain on residents and farmers amid pest-related losses.
Religious writer's address urges graduates to choose service over ambition
Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe, Methodist publisher from Nashville, spoke at East Central college on service as the true mission for teachers and professionals. He urged denial of self, cross bearing, and following Christ, contrasting mercy and law with the need for active devotion while warning against ego and wealth as goals. Senior Day gratitude note closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert T. Rowe
Nashville
East Central College
Ada
Oder
Rowe
Jesus Ta
Alweys
Jesus
God
A. H. Liebs
Devil's den
Linscheid
Emma W. B. Morrison
Lik. Keller
Increase in Cotton Use Reported for June
The Census Bureau reports June cotton consumption at 510 565 bales of lint and 63 587 linters, up from May figures and below June last year. June on hand totals for lint and linters are given for consuming establishments and public storage, with June imports at 14 587 bales and exports at 457 781 bales. Cotton spindles active in June reach 28 624 488.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Raskob Weighs Resigning From Union League Over Transition
Philadelphia July 14 John J. Raskob indicated willingness to resign from the Union League if his acceptance of the Democratic national committee chairmanship embarrasses the Republican club. He said he would follow officers guidance and resign if needed. He noted he is an Independent and has long supported Woodrow Wilson while opposing prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John J. Raskob
Union League
Hoover
Democratic National Committee
Centerville
Motor Car Company
Woodrow Wilsor
Smith
Raskob
Washington
Coolidge
Republican Party
Harold Beitler
League
William G. Price Jr
Europe
New York
Lydia Davies Johnson
South
Johnson
Frederick R. Johnson
Virginia
Greenwich Village
Wail Street
John Rawls withdraws from race for sheriff
In Pontotoc county Democratic politics, John Rawls announces his withdrawal from the sheriff race in favor of sitting Sheriff Bill Walker. He cites Walker’s first term and the Democratic second term doctrine as reasons, urging supporters to back Walker for the next term. Henry Ford negotiates for the Menlo Park site marking Edison’s light lab anniversary.
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Pontotoc County
W. B. Walker
Lst
Bill Walker
Ord
Friedson
New York
Henry Ford
Menlo Park
Thomas A. Edison
Boston Food Poisoning Outbreak Hits Factories and Restaurants
July 17 reports a cream pie causing more than 200 food poisoning cases in greater Boston. About 75 hospitalizations in Somerville Boston and Medford with additional home treatment. Ford plant in Somerville suspends work as 150 fall ill. Other firms include Revere Sugar Refining and S. M. Ones in Charlestown and Waldorf Lunch System in downtown Boston.
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Boston
Greater
Somerville
Medford
Ford Automobile
Revere Sugar Refining
S. M. Ones Company
Charlestown
Waldorf Lunch System, Inc
Waldorf Company
Ford
Eoots
Drilling Rules Relaxed in Seminole Little River Field
Oklahoma City July 14 The state corporation commission eased drilling restrictions in the Little River district of the Seminole oil field. Operators are urged to drill only as needed to protect tides or prevent drainage. Provisions slated for South Little River remain in effect until Sept 10. North Little River rules stay until Aug 15 with August 15 to Sept 10 prorating. From Sept 10 to Nov 1 the entire Little River area faces caps of 125000 barrels per day or 3750000 per month.
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Oklahoma City
Little River District
Seminole Oil Field
State Corporation Commission
South Little River Territory
North Little River District
Smith denounces White attack on Albany record
Governor Smith defended his executive record against William Allen White who accused him of favoring liquor interests and opposing morals legislation. White based his claims on Rev. O R Miller, whom Smith called discredited. Smith denied backing Sunday closing repeal or opposition to gambling and vice bills and said Miller’s assertions were false.
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Albany
N. Y
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Smith
White
O. R. Miller
Albury
Olathe
William Allen White denies Smith charges based on no Miller tips
Emporia editor William Allen White rejected Governor Alfred E. Smith's claim that his Olathe speech used information from Albany reformer Rev. O R Miller. White said the accusations were newspaper published and he only learned of Miller today.
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Emporia
Kan
William Allen White
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Olathe
O. R. Miller
Albany
White
Smith
Printing shop damaged in anti Smith pamphlet attack
Syracuse action: A CPA printing shop that produced anti Gov Alfred E. Smith pamphlets was heavily damaged by unidentified individuals. Windows were smashed type scattered and a large stock of literature was stolen. Owner H Edward Newton said an unknown man ordered the pamphlets.
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Syracuse
CPA
Alfred E. Smith
H. Edward Newton
Smith avoids hurry in forming campaign lines
Albany reports Governor Smith shows no rush to reveal campaign formula. A unified private team led by John J. Raskob and Herbert Lehman will set up operations from New York City with other leaders, while plans for the party’s notices and Smith’s stump tour unfold around Labor Day and radio broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Smith
Democratic Party
New York City
John J. Rasxob
New National Committee
Herbert Lehman
Gerry
Rhode Isand
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Robinson
Raskob
Herbert Hoover
California
Cecil Morton Held On Burglary Charge At Preliminary Hearing
Cecil Morton was bound over to the district court on a second degree burglary charge linked to dresses stolen from a local style shop. Attorneys argued insanity and a sanity board was to be convened tomorrow. A grand larceny count was reduced to petit larceny.
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Cecil Morton
T. O. Cullins
District Court
Morton
Oklahoma Democrat Nomination Withdrawals Shake 28th District Race
J J Wright of Black Gum quits the Democratic bid for state senate in the 28th district covering Adair and Sequoyah counties. John Lingren, seeking the House seat in Hayes county, also withdraws and requests his name be omitted from ballots.
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Oklahoma City
P -J. G. Wright
Black Gum
Adair
Sequoyah
John Lingren
House of Representatives
Hayes County
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Ruby Boelkins
Lillie Webb
Aance & Wimbish
Home Building Loan Association
Plaintaff
W. L. MecAnally
Eunice McAnally
Ramsey Johnson
J. O. Abney
Guardian
Robertson
Tal Crawford
State of
W. BP. T. McCormick
Fratton County
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Iown
Holdenville
Sasakwa
Secretary of Corporation Commission
F. W. Nordean
Creditpors
Lawrence
Pontetoc County
Nordern
Nashville Methodist
East Central Grads
East Central
Mary F. Worthington
Roy J. Lollar
Olahoma
Harrel & Kerr
Mra
M. KE. Johnson
Dee’d
M. D. Roseberry
Oklahomia
New Democratic
G. O. P. Club
Fight
John Rawls
Puzzle Snap Queen
Crafth
Mlen
Kansas
Reform Advocate
Byron Norrell
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