Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Two sheriff notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma list orders of sale from district court. They describe land parcels in Sections 22 and 23 with specific quarters and ranges, totaling about 4% acres, and in Section 4 with 159.18 acres. Judgments include amounts and interest, with sales set for August 1933 at the Ada courthouse.
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Agid
Eaid
Ada
Arid
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Oklahoea
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notices of sheriffs sale issued in Pontotoc County Oklahoma detail public auctions of land to satisfy court judgments. Lands described include sections 19 and 30 in Township 3 North Range 4 East and various parcels in Ada and surrounding areas with dates in 1933. Parties include Continental American Life Insurance Company and The First National Bank as trustees, with multiple defendants and mortgagees.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pontotec County
Ada
Enid County
Anle
Inna
Baid County
Continental American Life Insurance Company
Samuel CC. Davis
Ikhishoma
Delaware
Wilmington
First National Bank and Trucat Company of
Oklahoma City
Truster
Eaid
Samuel Davie
Pontatee County
State of Oklahoma
Pontotocunty
Enat
Anid
Firet National Bank and Trust Company
Kinhoma City
Ewaid
Emounty
Pontotoc
Yka
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotor County
Pontoteer
Ponteter County
Vpontotoc County
Elma W.W. Lind
Decia Smith
J. E. Smith
Forde Harrison
Lillian Harrison
John Wolford
J. EB. Putcher
Pontotee County
Range
Estate of John Hart Lewis Administer Notice
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma under the county court, E F Lewis as administrator of the estate of John Hart Lewis deceased requires all claimants to present their claims with vouchers to the administrator at American Building Ada Oklahoma within four months of July 15 1933 or be forever barred. Published July 15 1933. Clark Gilbreath Attorneys for Administrator. 7 26 2tw
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Nice
Adler Town
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Cern
Dbusby
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Verne
BE. Fletcher
Ea Nova J. Galbreath
Reesteert Ci Co
Ees
W. E. Harvey
Oka
Hunter
Sidney B. Kat
Tobert S. Kerr
Labour Wa Windens News
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A. Banzo
G. Scheinberg
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Stockton
Taylor Estate
Kari Weaver
Ari R. Welden
WTR Coven
Robert T. Williamson
Walter NN
Weby Wenencen
Oak Hills Country Club
Oak Hills C Country Club
C. L. Bobbitt
American Building
Ada
Oklahoma
M. M. Harvela
Bobbitt
Jen Hatcher
Pontotoc
John Hoyt Lewis
E. F. Lewis
John Hart Lewis
American
BE. F. Lewis
Clark & Gilbreata
Texas Rail Commissioner Reports Halt in Hot Oil Exports
TM Ernest O. Thompson of the Texas railroad commission told Secretary Ickes that no hot oil left Texas yesterday for the first time in months due to federal rules prohibiting interstate movement of petroleum produced against state conservation orders.
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Washington
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Ickes
Texas
Dean, Texas liquor law author, dies at 67
Huntsville Texas July 15. Former State Senator W L Dean author of the Dean prohibitory liquor laws of Texas is dead at 67. He fell ill at his Huntsville home after dinner and died shortly after. Known for Texas dity law described as very severe he once presided as president pro tem of the senate during Governor Ferguson impeachment trial. After leaving the senate he resumed law practice here.
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Huntsville
Tex
W. L. Dean
Texas
Austin
Senate
James
Ferguson
Texas farmers could receive 40 million in cash from cotton reduction plan
Texas extension service rough estimates project about 40,000,000 in cash would be paid to Texas farmers if all offer contracts in the nationwide acreage reduction plan are accepted. An additional 20,000,098 could be earned by those who took options in government owned cotton for retiring land, if sold at current market prices.
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College Station
Texas
Texas Extension Service
Prohibition Repeal Support Grows in Arkansas Counties
A noon Associated Press tabulation shows 58 584 for repeal to 38 214 against from 1308 of 1986 precincts. Wet wins dominate in Pulaski and several eastern counties with large margins, while dry majorities appear scattered across the state.
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Boone
North Arkansas
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Little Rock
Poinsett
Arkansas
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Garland
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Oklahoma
Union
el Dorado
Mississippi
Missouri
Tennessee
Miller
Texarkana
Jefferson
Pine Bluff
Alabama Repeal Movement Sees Narrow Lead in Dry South
Alabama reported a near two to one repeal vote based on 1159 of 2157 boxes. Repeal forces, led by Charles E. Rice, expect later totals to widen their margin while still opposing any end to dry laws. Delegates to a repeal convention were elected for August 8, with receipts on state income tax and a $20,000,000 deficit warrant also leading.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
South
Charles E. Rice
Rice
Distressed Home Owners Rush to File Applications
Oklahoma City July 19. John Mahr state manager of the federal home loan program said 2824 applications from distressed home owners spurred the organization to reach every county. The organization will be completed in one or two weeks and no applications will be considered until ready to tackle all.
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John Mahr
Federal Home Loan
Golden World Mirage at Belvedere Dining Party
Monnie joins Arthur Mackenzie and high society at a gala dinner in London. She senses luxury, attention, and danger as she balances romance temptation, family ties, and unfinished dreams while a key letter from Charles waits back home.
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Chapter XXXV embraces a flustered kiss and shared jokes
Dan mutters an apology after an impulsive kiss as Sandra laughs and downplays the moment saying they are just crazy. She assures him not to take the kiss too seriously, noting it isn’t the first time.
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