Notice of Sheriff Sale and Foreclosures in Pontotoc County OK
Multiple 1923 notices detail sheriff sales Foreclosures and creditor claims in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Residents William Hicks McKeown Green & Green and others list penalties mortgages and judgments against defendants R T Culver Consolidative Trust and others with sale dates August 16 1923 and July 71 1923 and various court actions including notices to creditors Nelson Killercase estate and public foreclosure notices in Ada OK.
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K. C. Parks
McKeown and Green
Notice of Sale in Foreclosure in Ada Oklahoma
District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma issued June 19 1923 orders sale by sheriff to levy upon and sell Lot 3 and East 25 feet of Lot 4 in Block 3 Normal Heights Addition Ada to satisfy a foreclosure judgment in favor of The Georgia State Savings Association of Savannah against multiple defendants including E Ratliff Katherine Ratliff Thomas Holt Payne Kelly Artie Kelly J R Wilson Julia Wilson Flood and Conklin Company W D Franks and Mrs W D Franks.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
William 8. Hicks
Pbhaintiff
R. T. Dew
Miller Dew
Marchants & Planters National Bank
L. D. Brandon
Pontotec County
Towit
Willam S. Hicks
Ada
J. E. Sloan
State of Oklahoma
P. H. Deal
Georgia State Saving Association of Savannah
E. 8. Ratliff
Katherine Lee Ratliff
Thomas P. Holt
Payne Kelly
Artie Kelly
J. R Wilson
Julia Wilson
Flood and Conklin Company
W. D. Franks
Normal Heights
Hearing for Minor Estate Mortgage Set in Pontotoc Court
In Pontotoc County court the guardian Mary A. Darnell seeks court authorization to mortgage the southeast quarter of section 34 township 10 north range 9 east in Okfuskee County for five years. Hearing scheduled July 26, 1923 at 2 p.m. Notices to be posted and Ada Weekly News to publish for two weeks.
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S. L. Eldridge
Eldridge
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Said
Clarence Melvain Darnell
Carl von Darnell
Charlie Wayne Darnell
Mary A. Darnell
Towit
Okfuskee
Oklahoma
Ada Weekly News
Tal Crawford
Chas. N. Hamilton
Guardian
Foreclosure suit filed against Beck and Corbitt Iron Co in Ada OK
County of Penteroc ss and Loan Association sues Beck and Corbitt Iron Co and Eliza Rich et al in district court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma to foreclose a mortgage on Lot 2 Block 117 City of Ada Oklahoma. The aim is to exclude defendants from any right title or lien in the property.
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State of Oklahoma
Wife Held for Slaying Husband
A coroner and six jurors signed the inquest record for the slaying of a husband. Jurors included GEO. R. BANKS and H. E. CARHART, with J. C. BARNARD and others. The proceedings closed with signatures and the coroner H. J. Brown confirming the verdict.
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Geo. R. Banks
H. E. Carhart
T. J. Waggoner
Dudley Young
J. C. Barnard
R. J. Fohrny
HW. J. Brown
Justice of the Peace
H. J. Brown
Byng Revival Closes as Baptist Church Grows Fast
Revival at Byng ends with Rev. R E L Ford preaching assisted by three pastors. Meeting seen as a success as 46 members form a church last Wednesday night. Twenty two baptized Sunday. more to be baptized. Sunday school started with 78 attendees. Ford named pastor for full time though no church house yet.
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Byng
R. E. L. Ford
Page
R. E. L Ford
German saboteurs sentenced by Belgian court
A Belgian court martial in Aix la Chapelle sentenced three Germans, Counts Von Keller Ludwig and Kingender, to death for sabotage. A fourth, Lorber, received life imprisonment at hard labor.
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Aix-La-Chapeliy
S Uper
von Keller Ludwig
Kingender
Lorber
Trip Diary Across Western Oklahoma and West Texas
A travel letter from T. T. Strong recounts a July road trip starting Ada, Oklahoma, visiting Indiahoma Turkey and Melrose in New Mexico, totaling about 450 miles in three days. The writer notes crops around Wynnewood, broom corn areas, early cotton blooms near Snyder, strong wheat in West Texas, good rainfall, and land prices from $10 to $25 per acre. He praises the scenery, mountains near Snyder, ripening wheat fields, and large white faced cattle before signing.
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Freinds
Ada
Indiahoma
Turkey
Texas
Melrose
New Mexico
Wynnewood
Snyder
T. T. Strong
Former Oklahoma Supreme Court justice dies in New York
Henry G. Baker former member of the Oklahoma supreme court died today in New York where he was connected with the Middle States Oil Corporation He was 65 years old and had lived in Muskogee for many years before moving to New York in 1920 He was reported by Do N Haskell in a telegram received at Muskogee tonight
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Muskogee
Henry G. Baker
Oklahoma Supreme Court
New York
Middle States Oil Corporation
Do. N. Haskell
Britain pays over a million yearly for dried cochineal carcasses
Britain spends more than one million dollars annually on dried carcasses of the cochineal insect, a dye source once vital to textile industries. The practice underscores historical colonial trade networks and the economic value placed on natural dyes.
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Great Britain
County Association Plans Schools Activities in Pontotoc
A county association meeting outlined a full program for Pontotoc county schools. The plan divides the county into four districts and includes inter school and inter grade competitions to raise local interest and prevent outside participation. Superintendent A Floyd announced the initiative.
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Pontotoc County
County Association
A. Floyd
Floyd
Bandy Letter From Kingsburg Highlights Local News and Monarch Tree
Mrs Bandy writes from Kingsburg California praising local life noting fruit ripening pleasant weather and a visit to General Grant park to see the Fall en Monarch tree a hollow large enough for cars The letter describes Fresno and Kingsburg as busy religious communities with a cannery packing house new Legion hall and depot urging Francis Oakman Steedman and Vaness to send more news
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Oakman
Steedman
Vaness
Francis Item
California
General Grant Park
Fresno
Los Angeles
Kingsburg
New Legion Hall
Francis
Hogs On Oklahoma City Market Higher Yet Again
Packers moved cautiously on Tuesday keeping a steady market despite small receipts. Top hogs sold to $7.80 with bulk $7.60 up 35 to 40 cents from a week ago while stockers remained steady and light in supply.
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Oklahoma City
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Conservative Loan Company A Corporation
R. T. Culver
State
Er. L. Crabtree
L. L. Harville
E. L. Crabtree
Southeas
EL & Franklin
Pontotoc Coun
SEAL
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Ty Clint Meirs
McKeown
L. E. Franklin
McKeown, Green and Green
Pontotoc
John Taylor
A. L. Brewer
Dickerson-Reed - Randerson
S. T
S. L. ‘Eldridge
Dickerson-Reed-Randerson Co
Deseriver
L. BE. Franklin
L. H. Green
McKeown & Green
U. S
Bureau of Entomology
W. H. Ryles
Supreme Court
Bandy
Kingsburg, California
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