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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
3
Snow falls in Montana with slight amounts reported in mountains and Yellowstone. Yellowstone weather readings noted by the Helena office. Bon, former Seattle publisher, is nominated as Governor of Alaska by President Harding. A light remark on spanking appears amid movie policing jokes.
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court a suit to quiet title is filed against Amos L and Jim M and heirs of Rena Williams deceased. The publication covers land in Section 28 Township 5 North Range 5 East and names Ada city Turnpings improvements for South Townsend Avenue with bids due May 1 192% and a 50 percent performance bond plus a state bond and a five percent maintenance bond.
The City of Ada Oklahoma invites sealed bids with conditions, sworn statements, and anti collusion provisions. Bids open May 31 1921 at 2 00 p m in city hall, plans available from Benham Mullergren in Kansas City for ten dollars, refunds five after return, 48 hour inspection, bid validity per charter.
Notice from Ada City Commissioners invites bids for Street Improvement District No. 7 and related alley works in Pontotoc County. Plans specify single course concrete pavement. bids due June 14, 1921, at City Hall. Each bid requires a five percent deposit and bonds of construction and maintenance. Plans available at City Clerk. Also includes a separate civil filing to quiet title in Pontotoc County with a June deadline.
District Judge J W Bolen, who has held court on motions for days, says he plans to leave for Colorado Saturday noon on the Santa Fe. He requests any business be taken up before then. He will join Mrs Bolen in Colorado for his wealth.
County of Pontotoc Oklahoma in the District Court suit to determine heirship and rights to the estate of Joseph McGee deceased against Reubin McGee Lucy McGee and unknown heirs and assigns. The notice requires answer by July 1921 or petition will be taken true and judgment made quieting title in plaintiff for the described lands in Pontotoc County containing about twenty acres. Dated May 2 1921. L E Franklin court clerk. E J Walker and A G Winn attorneys.
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