Notice of Private Sale of Estate Property of Joe Morris
Guardians plan private sale of Joe Morris estate real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Property includes multiple lots in section 6 township 1 north range 5 east and surrounding fractions. Sale to occur after July 30 1909 at Ada Oklahoma with cash in hand and bids in writing filed with the County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roff
Oklo
J. D. Morris
Guardian
A. D
Towit
Crawford & Bolen
Ada
J. E
Notice of suit and real estate sale in Oklahoma courts
Legal notices announce J K Odell sued for 38 98 with attachment order issued July 6 1909 returnable August 14 1909 before Justice H J Brown Ada Township Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Guardian Kis sen Reed to sell minor heirs real estate August 14 1909 Purcell McClain County Oklahoma detailing undivided three fourths interest in lands in Marshall Jefferson Pontotoc Grady and McClain counties with life estate of father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Odell
H. J. Brown
Ada Township
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Mite Lancaster
L. E. Mitch-ell
Jim Reed
Hagen Reed
Edward
Pittsburg
State of
Kissen Reed
Edward Reed
Court House
Purcell
McClain County
Marshall
Jefferson
Pontotoc
Grady
McClain
State of Oklahoma
Notice of Private Sale of Fussell Estate Real Property
Guardians of Charley Fussell Lola Fussell Monie Fussell and Paul Fussell plan a private sale of Fussell heirs real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The court must confirm sale after August 14 1909 in Ada. Described tracts include parts of sections 20 30 and 18 township 3 north range 5 east and adjacent parcels in sections 17 19 20 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Fussell
Lola Fussell
Monie Fussell
Paul Fussell
County of Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Ada
Okla
Pontotoc
Towit
Section 30
Township 3
Range 5
Township 3 North Range
Court Shooting Ends in Death During Sequel Divorce Case
In Little Rock Arkansas Senator Davis watched as W Y Ellis of Pine Bluff fired a bullet at Parker Willis a wealthy Indianapolis politician in the circuit court chambers. Willis died minutes later in Sheriff Roberts arms after the shot passed through Davis coat and struck Willis in the chest. Spectators stampeded as Ellis surrendered and Willis had sought habeas corpus for access to his child with the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Jeff Davis
W. Y. Ellis
Pine Bluff
Parker Willis
Indianapolis
Willis
B. F. Roberts
Davis
Ellis
Arkansas
Senator Davis
Judge Falk
Bilis
Pontotoc County Hearings and Local Happenings
Pontotoc County residents push for law enforcement on booze sellers and gun toters while General Abe Crow is praised for Chickasaw brigade command. Ada visitors include Prof. T. E. Jones en route to Tulsa and a cousin visit from Paris Texas. Local farming notes mention a tomato lot and Georgia melons forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiotoc County
Abe Crow
Chickasaw Brigade
Daily Notes From Atoka Visits And Local Plans
Miss Mary Kate Baker returned from Atoka where she stayed with Mrs. Ethel Shanafelt. Mrs. S. O. Woods and daughter Lottie visit Mrs. S. S. McDonald. J. W. Jones improves after illness at Mrs. E L Steed’s home. Mrs. W M Wilson and Charles return from Arkansas trip. Betrie Wiggs returns to Ardmore after Collins Worthington wedding. Othel Shanafelt visits Beulah Worthington and attends wedding. Mr and Mrs W S Widmer attend Collins Worthington nuptials. Mrs M L Holford returns to Richardson Texas after visiting Halmiston home. E K Higgins sick after vacation with his parents. Ben Bill Matt Jack Bob Hatcher linked to Frank Hatcher murder seen mingling with friends. Lizzie McMillan leaves for Harrison Arkansas after two weeks with Dr McMillan’s family. J B Wall leases Frisco barn. remodeling underway for a large feed business. staffing not yet secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kate Baker
Atoka
Ethel Shanafelt
S. O. Woods
Lottie
Woods
S. S. McDonald
J. W. Jones
E. ‘L. Steed
W. M. Wilson
Charles
Arkansas
Halmiston
E. K. Higgins
T. J. Higgins
Ben
Bill
Matt
Jack
Bob Hatcher
Frank Hatcher
Lizzie McMillan
Dr. McMillan
Harrison
Ark
Miss McMillan
Mexia Texas
Westbrooks Visit Sherman and Ada Barber Plans
Mr J W Westbrook and Master Donald visit Sherman Texas to see relatives. Mr F B Morrow of Macon Missouri, oldest brother of T F Morrow recently murdered in the city, is registered at the Chapman. Mr Leslie Baird returns to Forrest Illinois after inspecting Ada area and plans a barber shop in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. W. Westbrook
Master Donald
Sherman, Texas
Mr. Westbrook
F. B. Morrow
Macon
T. F. ‘Morrow
Bill Nutt
Chapman
Leslie Baird
Forrest
111
Ada
Baird
What Constitutes Good and Desirable Citizenship
In a reflective piece from Wednesday's Daily, Co. C. Barnhardt argues good citizenship begins at home and unfolds through consistent, benevolent action from alderman to mayor. He urges moral courage, respect for law, and active community participation amid distractions and temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Barnhardt
Oklahoma City Seeks Vote on State Capital Location
Oklahoma City has filed petitions to seek votes on locating the state capital permanently. The measures ask for a constitutional amendment to move from Guthrie before 1913 and a capital location vote naming Oklahoma City Guthrie and Shawnee as candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Statte Meyer
W. A. Ledbetter
State Capital Commission
Oklahoma Territory
Guardianship sale of Blue heirs in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Guardians of Mattie Blue Albert Blue Agnes Blue and Sallie Blue plan a private sale of their interest in Pontotoc County Oklahoma real estate. Bids open after August 7 1909 at Ada Oklahoma, subject to court confirmation. Descriptions cover multiple parcels including parts of sections 35 and 36 in township 3 north range 7 east. Dated July 19 1904. MO Crawford. First published July 22 1909. Frid ay daily. Local notices and social items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotee
State of
Oklahoma
Mattie Blue
Albert Blue
Agnes
Sallie Blue
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Agnes Blue
Towit
Ada
Okla
MO. P. Crawford
Adequate Advertising and Store-Keeping Link
A saying emphasizes that adequate advertising reflects proper store-keeping, while inadequate advertising signals shortcomings in shop management despite other strengths.
Ada Beginnings of Street Paving Report
Dirt was broken today on Twelfth street by contractors handling the paving project. A strong crew is at work and will push the job swiftly. Citizens praise the street improvement as Ada begins the paving effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
Ada
Adam God and others sent to state prison after riot killing
James Sharp known as Adam God leaves the county jail with twenty six convicts bound for Jefferson City. Sharp sentenced to twenty five years for killing police officer Michael Mullane during a riot in front of police headquarters. His wife Melisa Sharp awaits trial for complicity. Two other murderers accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James Sharp
Adam God
State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Sharp
Michael Mullane
Adam
Mellisa Sharp
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Legal Publications
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Morris
Joe Morris
Ponatotoc County
Section Five
Township Seven
Range Four
Matthews & Rosenwinkel
Mote Lancaster
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Duncan
Section 17
Township 23 North
Township
Raul Fussehll
W. ¥. Ellis
Indiana
Hunter Houghton
Martin
Tex
W. S. Widmer
Oly
Widmer
F.W. Russell
Stonewall
Messra
Epperson
McKeown
Hargiss
Barringer
Powers
Eddleman
Sledge
Crawford
Harris
T. E. Jones
Warrensburg
Tulsa
Jones
Konawa Schools
J. B.wall
Texas Department Store
State Capitol
Secretary OF State
Meyer
Mattie
Albert
Mrs. H. J. Brown
Carthel Tanner
Texas
Lula Stubblefield
Durant
A. B. Yeager
Columbia
Tenn
Mattie Gardner
Tyler
A. D. Tanner
Ada Wand Boys
Francis
Ruth Lessel
Iowa
Chicago
St. Louis
E. E. Parnell
Geo. Frier
Mrs
Orville Snead
Will Rives
Greenville, Tex
Jno. McKinley
W. Hale
C. C. Barnhart
Stratford
Sallie McCain
Mary Simpson
R. W. Simpson
Florence
Ala
W. A. Pendergrass
Cabbout
F. J. Wilbanks
Toy McCullom
Daugherty, Ok
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