Public foreclosure notices and land sales in Pontotoc County
Advertisement notices by the Pontotoc County sheriff list a foreclosure sale of the Northeast Quarter Section 19 Township 2 North Range 4 East in Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment of 168.60 plus interest and costs against Dona Edwards with prior mortgage 2200.00. The sale is set for July 7 1929 at 10:60 AM at the south front door of the Ada courthouse. A separate execution sale for Reuben M Roddie lands in Pontotoc County to satisfy Producers Supply and Tool Company judgment of 2529.10 plus costs will be held August 12 1929 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse.
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District Court
Pontooc County
State of Oklahoma
Charles T. Barnes
T. F. Perry
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Court House
Ada
Erican Investment Company
Dana Edwards
J. Edgar Smith
Decia Smith
Harry A. Burns
Dona Edwards
Reuben M. Roddie
Oklahoma County
Producers’ Supply and Tool Company
4 Corporation
Producers Supply and Tool Company
Reuben
Roddie
M. Roddie
I. M
Rollow Hardware Company
B. F. McCauley
County Court House
Notice by Publication in Quieting Title Case
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County District Court L B Adams sues E E Carpenter and unknown heirs to quiet title on Lots 5 and 6 Block 31 Commercial Addition Allen Oklahoma. Mortgage from 1917 by A M Cummings to E B Carpenter declared null. payment claimed. Answer by August 12 1929 or judgment for plaintiff. Witness Brill Summers clerk Ada June 22 1929.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
L. B. Adams
E. E. Carpenter
EK. KE. Carpenter
FE. S. Carpenter
Ee Adams
Oklahoma
Allen
A. M. Cummings
EB. E. Carpenter
Ada
Ada, Ok1490- Ma, the 22Nd Day of June, 1929. Brill Summers
Okla
Notice of Sale of Oil and Lease in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Guardian Carrie M Haney offers at public auction the oil and gas lease on 60 acres in McClain County Oklahoma for minors Elizabeth Haney Norris Haney John Haney Harriet Haney and Patricia Haney. Auction in Pontotoc County Court Room July 27 1929 at 10 am with a minimum bonus of one hundred ninety dollars per acre and additional one eighth of oil and gas produced. Adult owners to deliver their portion at same per acre price.
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McClain County
State of Oklahoma
Towit
Elizabeth Haney
Norris B. Haney
John Haney
Harriett Haney
Patricia Haney
Zange
Wontotoc County
Oklahoman
Suly
Carrie M. Haney
Two Killed and One Hurt in Auto Wreck Near Howe
In Potau on July 22 Charles Epley 22 a farmer west of Howe and Argus Cobb 28 were killed. Ernest Carter owner of Howe garage was in serious condition after an accident on the Wister road four miles west of Howe last night. Frank Hacker and George Williams survived with minor injuries as the car overturned twice after losing control.
Youth in Jail After Fatal Fight Over Girl
Otto Morgan 21 of near Gould is charged with murder in the stabbing death of William Alexander 19 near Dryden in Mormon county. Morgan held in Hollis awaiting preliminary hearing next Monday after being arrested at Olustee. He claims self defense, saying he left the scene unaware Alexander was dead after a quarrel over a girl.
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Altus
Otto Morgan
Near
Gould
William Alexander
Near Dryden
Mormon County
Morgan
Hollis
Olustee
Alexander
Texas Solon Seeks Federal Aid for Cotton Board
Senator Connally urged the Farm Board to create a statistical bureau to monitor cotton conditions and speed consideration of the cotton situation. Carl Williams of Oklahoma said policies would guide attention to cotton, while resolutions from Texas and Georgia urged action. The board’s chair Leege joked about a slogan Let Chris do it. James Stone of Kentucky was called the best dressed man in agriculture.
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Washington
Connally
Texas
Federal Farm Board
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Conally
Georgia
Mr. Williams
Farm Board
Williams
Legge
Stone
Farm Board Moves to Organize American Agriculture
The federal farm board under Alexander Legge broadcasts its policies to farmers, urging formation of cooperative marketing associations to maximize relief efforts. Only Chris L. Christensen has been hired as secretary as job seekers swarm the board’s Washington offices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Chicago
Legge
Stone
Farm Relief Act
Congress
Board Room
Chris L. Christensen
Department of Agriculture
Christensen
Pauline Puhr
South Dakota
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Plans Nonpolitical Vehicle Tag System
Lew H. Wentz chairman of the state highway commission says a pilot plan will remove automobile license tax collection from politics. The test will run in Way county with approval from L. C. Hutson and S. C. Boswell. Tag collections would be handled by chamber of commerce secretaries and fees to the chambers. a bill to make county treasurers tag agents was defeated.
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Oklahoma City
Lew H. Wentz
State Highway Commission
Wentz
L. C. Hutson
S. C. Boswell
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
Moorman Charged With Murder At Seminole
A murder charge was filed today against W A Moorman in the killing of H B Jeffries at a Seminole gift shop. The preliminary hearing was set for Wednesday before R E Criswell. Investigators said Moorman shot Jeffries four times after finding him at the shop operated by Mrs Moorman near the Seminole post office. Moorman, an insurance salesman, and his wife had been separated about a month. Jeffries leaves a widow in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewoka
W. A. Moorman
H. B. Jeffries
Seminole
R. E. Criswell
Moorman
Jeffries
Oklahoma City Acting Governor Remains in Arkansas
Governor Holloway stays in Arkansas until Thursday or Friday due to illness of his brother in law Walter Hadley executive secretary says. James C. Nance speaker of the house acts as chief executive in Holloway's absence while Storms attends governors conference in New London Conn.
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Oklahoma City
W. J. Holloway
Texarkana
Arkansas
Inlaw
Walter Hadley
James C. Nance
Cc. S. Storms
New London
Conn
Holloway
Obituary for William Wilson Pioneer Resident of Ada and Francis
William Wilson age 8 years 3 months died Tuesday night at his home in Francis at midnight. Funeral services will likely be held Friday at the Francis Methodist church after which the body will be buried in Rosedale cemetery Ada. A pioneer of Ada and Francis he had lived in both communities for 29 years and was a well known citizen. He is survived by his widow a son Orville Wilson of Long Beach California and three daughters Miss Orla Wilson Miss Carla Wilson and Mrs Villa Moore all of their respective residences.
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William Wilson
Francis
Francis Methodist Church
Rosedale Cemetery
Ada
Wilson
Orville Wilson
Long Beach
California
Orla
Death of R. J. Kinnon Pioneer Resident Passes Away
R. J. Kinnon aged 69 died today at 12:30 at his daughter Mrs. W. H. Mundy home after a six week illness. He was a Pontotoc county pioneer who lived at Roff and Ada for 27 years and once ran a store and filling station at Latta school house near Ada. He is survived by two daughters Mrs. W. H. Munday and Mrs. Neva Vance of Ada and three sons R. T. Kinnon Fort Worth B. J. Kinnon Dallas and R. L. Kinnon Ponca City.
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R. J. Kinnon
W. H. Mundy
Kinnon
Pontotoc County
Roff and
Ada
Latta School House
W. H. Munday
Neva Vance
R. T. Kinnon
Fort Worth
B. J. Kinnon
Dallas
R. L. Kinnon
Ponea City
Elmer D Whitson Dies at 52 in Ada Hospital
Elmer D Whitson 52, son of Harve and Mrs Whitson of the R W Allen farm west of Ada, died Thursday at 5 30 pm in a local hospital from a skull fracture after being thrown from a young horse. He was a World War veteran with seven months overseas service. Funeral services were at 2 29 pm at Oak Avenue Baptist Church with Revs Naylor and Hunter. interment at Rosedale cemetery. He is survived by his parents four sisters and three brothers all present at his death. He formerly belonged to Oak Avenue Baptist Church and worked at the midnight rescue mission in Los Angeles.
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Elmer D. Whitson
Friden's Daily
Harve Whitson
R. W. Allen
Ada
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Robert Naylor
H. W. Hunter
Rosedale Cemetery
Oak Avenue
Miss Lula Beach Dies After Snakebite
Miss Lula Beach aged 18 died at the family home near Steedman after a rattle snake bite received about ten days earlier. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning with interment in Jesse Cemetery. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Beach.
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Lula Beach
Steedman
Jesse Cemetery
E. R. Beach
Mrs Lela Burns Dies in Local Hospital
Mrs Lela Burns aged 24 died Monday afternoon at 4 10 in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock from the Nazarene church with Rev R F McCain officiating. Burial will follow in Rosedale cemetery. Deceased was the wife of Jesse Burns of West Sixth street.
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Lela Burns
The
Nazarene Church
Rev. R. FE. McCain
Rosedale Cemetery
Jesse Burns
West Sixth Street
Kansas Farmer Killed in Farm Boundary Dispute
In Kingman Kansas H F Boldt 41 a Belmon t area farmer was shot dead by neighbor L J Crow 41 amid a boundary dispute between farms owned by August H Ruth Dover Okla The coroner's inquest is pending as Crow surrenders to Sheriff M F Fisher with a heavily guarded jail due to local farmer unrest An 11 year old boy witnessed the shooting and aided officers in describing events
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Kingman
Kan
H. F. Boldt
Belmont
Here
L. J. Crow
Crow
M. F. Fisher
Belbwort
King
August H. Ruth
Dover
Okla
Boldt
Crow Farms
Bill Bevinstein
Mary Hiley Chooses Trial Over Divorce Fallout
In Enid Oklahoma Mrs Mary Hiley faced either divorce or a charge of shooting her husband with intent to kill. After a prior divorce decree was vacated she was arrested and held on the criminal charge. County attorney Dan Mitchell said the case hinges on her testimony.
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Enid
Mary Hiley
Dan Mitchell
Texas
Hiley
Mitchell
Treatest Returns for the Amount Invested
Classified ad notes best value returns for money invested, urging readers to compare rates and terms. Promotes savings and practical deals with emphasis on wise spending and financial efficiency.
Wingless Chickens A New Poultry Breeding Wonder
Dr. T. T. Renwald, an unemotional scientist, reports wingless chickens that lay more eggs and moult less. His brood, bred without wings or claws, produce 286 to 315 eggs annually versus 76 for ordinary hens. He predicts widespread adoption within five years and lower egg prices.
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NEA
Omaha
T. T. Renwald
Renwald
Governors Confront Prohibition Reform in Wickersham Letter
In New London the 21st annual governors conference refused to endorse or disavow Wickersham's reform recommendations on enforcement. Governor Ritchie argued crime eradication, not prohibition enforcement, should guide policy while noting states may choose policing powers. Also reports multiple Oklahoma and Ada weddings and marriages occur in small notices of local residents.
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New London
Conn
George W. Wickersham
President
Ritchie
Maryland
Albert D. Ritchie
Governors’ Conference
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Wickersham
Want Ads for Sale or Trade Milk Cows at Busby Farm
Want ads note fine milk cows for sale with cash or terms and good security. Trade considered for stock cattle. Contact Mark Ragey at Busby Farm two miles south of Allen or call 1-515 124-248.
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Mark Ragey
Busby Farm
Allen
Fifth Anniversary Funeral for Camerons Marred by Accident
A couple from four dance survived an incident with the remainder uninjured. The funeral was set for today, marking the fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron's marriage.
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Mrs. Cameron
County road program shows progress in Pontotoc county
A visit with District 1 Commissioner C. C. Roberts highlights rebuilt roads, new routes, culverts and bridges. Officials plan further work with $30,000 to $40,000 per commissioner this year, aiming to connect Ada, Allen, Conway and surrounding areas and improve Five Mile Cemetery access.
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C. C. Roberts
Roberts
No. 12
Ada
Lovelady
Union Valley
Conway
Owl Creek
Bruno Meyer Ranch
Meyer
Five Mile Cemetery
Mr. Roberts
Steedman
Allen
Allen and Francis
Seminole County
Pontotoc
Man Dies From Car Crash Near Mountain Park
Earl Cameron, 34, died from injuries after his car struck a bridge at Mountain Park while returning to Titus with his wife. He was injured late last night and died early today at a local hospital.
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Altus
Fearl Cameron
Mountain Park
Titus
Tulsa Lawyer Arrested in Fraud Complaint
Tulsa attorney Oscar R. Fowler was arrested on a federal charge of being a fugitive from justice linked to an Amarillo indictment alleging he used the mails to defraud. He allegedly threatened a $100,000 alienation of affections suit against Maggie Hopkins and sought a $25,000 settlement. Fowler pleaded not guilty and was arraigned before a U.S. commissioner with bond set at $5,000.
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Tulsa
Oscar R. Fowler
Amarillo
Tex
Fowler
Maggie Hopkins
Hopkins
Unite States
Family Arrested On Transporting Charges In Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff Ark July 19 a 60 year old woman three of her children and a daughter in law were arrested on charges of transporting liquor after an automobile chase during which they allegedly broke up several containers of whiskey authorities say the five include Mrs Ella Long the mother Lester Long and E Len and his wife and Willie B Len.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Todo
Ella Long
Lester Long
E. Len
Willie B. Len
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Fred Bowles
Ponteter County
Fred Donoho
Charles T. Barney
Pontotoc County, Oklahomk
GC. Duncan
Plaintiff
State of Oklahoma Producers Supply and Tool Company
Pelaney & Welch
Fred Gpowles
McKeown & Green
Kansas Town
Hutchinson
Kas
Jim Milligan
S. R. Alexander
Texas Solon
Francis M. Stephenson
Mondey's Daily
I. J. Kinnon
Bia
Mrs. Lela Burns
Kansas
Reinwald
Johnson-Black
Ada Folk
Ringling
Omega Black
George Johnson
Johnson
Clarita
Slade Norman
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Brians-Sudderth
Presbyterian Manse
W. E. Brians
Pauline Sudderth
C. E. Wilson
Haskell McManus
Clive Robertson
Letha Binion
First Christian Church
Robertson
IK County
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