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Ada Weekly News in Ada, Oklahoma

02 Jun 1927

Page 7

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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

7

Notice of Foreclosure and Public Land Sales in Pontotoc County

In Pontotoc County district court notices outline mortgage foreclosures, public sheriff sales, and administrator petitions. Listings name Oklahoma State Bank of Ada, various Hinkle heirs, and multiple defendants with sale dates in June 1927 for properties in Ada and surrounding townships.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County Oklahoma State Bank of Ada Oklahoma Kansas E. Gray Nee Hinkle Robert S. Gray General Jackson Hinkle David S. Hinkle Jess Hinkle Oda Hinkle George Albert Hinkle Woodrow Hinkle Columbus Hinkle Mary Elley Lee Hinkle State of Lee Hinkle George Albert Hi Jackson Hinkle Minor Columbus Hinkle Mary Elsey Lee Hinkle Pontotoc Towit Indian Base Meridian L. E. Franklin Della Bedford Harrell & Kerr District Court G. W. Hilderbrant W. M. Elliott Mollie Elliott Harry H. Diamond County Court House West 12Th Street Dwight W. Johns L. H. McAnally B. McAnally Conservative Loan Company Conservative Loan and Trust Company C. M. Cade A. J. Fluke W. B. Walker Okla P. H. Deal McKeown & Green Yerna Zumbro J. E. Zumbro of Pontotoc M. L. Sowers Mary A. Sowers Said Tal Crawford Ira Turner M. L. Turner Thomas J. F. McKeel Lacie Smith Clara M. Royer Martha L. Carter Nee Walker P. L. Carter Z. E. Charlton J. Henry Krause E. W. Cotten H. L. Norman Mack Fleming A. C. Bray The Texas Company Township 5 Range 4 East Court House Clicy Cravatt Folsom Mulbert Folsom Minerva Folsom Byrd Harris Jefferson Folsom Lyman Folsom Emma _ Johnston Serena Pettigrew Alexander Wright Emma Johnson
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Memorial Day Observed in Ada

Memorial Day observances at Rosedale Cemetery gathered Confederate and World War veterans, Legion, and Boy Scouts. Congressman Tom D. McKeown spoke, Chaplin Bess led the prayer, and taps closed the ceremony as graves were honored and loved ones visited.

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Rosedale Cemetery Tom D. McKeown W. L. Hobson Legion Post Chaplin Bess Confederate Veterans McKeown Harry Miller Scout Congressman McKeown Hargis General Hargis Manking Alexander the Great Hanibal Caesar Napoleon Washington George Washington America Habor Manila el Caney San Juan Hill Spain New World Europe Belleau Wood Chateau Thierry
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Santa Fe Farm Profits Train Draws 36715 In Oklahoma Stops

About 36 715 people visited the Santa Fe Greater Farm Profits train across 49 Oklahoma stops from May 10 to May 25. Daven led the special train with strong crowds in Lincoln and Garvin counties. Ada Stratford Stonewall drew 4250 on May 25. Average attendance across stops was 741 daily. The report notes open fur bearing season dates and new game and fish law highlights.

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Stillwater Santa Fe Santa Fe Railroad Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture Oklahoma A. and M. College Oklahoma C. W. Lane Daven Lincoln County Garvin Stratford
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Professional Column Office Phone 1 Residence Phone 42

The text lists a dentist named G. C. Alsbach with contact numbers and mentions hunting and fishing regulations. It states it is unlawful to kill squirrels in February through June with a six per day limit, quail season opens November 20 with weekly hunting days up to January 2 and a ten per day limit, and a fishing rule restricting capture to hook and line methods.

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Agricultural Train Tour Highlights Farm Methods and Costs

The Santa Fe rail line and A and M College with the state board of agriculture sent a farming train to Stonewall and Ada, drawing crowds. The livestock car compared corn versus balanced rations, showing gain differences and costs per 100 pounds. The exhibit features dairy cattle, poultry, seed selection, soil management, club projects, and a home food cost display. The visiting party, including Charles Lane and L F Dinan, met a high school band and hundreds of spectators, noting 27 000 total prior visitors.

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Santa Fe Railroad A. & M. College State Board of Agriculture Stonewall Ada Jersey Holstein Guernsey Ayrshire The Santa Fe Charles W. Lane L. F. Dinan Board of Agriculture E. H. Linzee W. J. Lackie Vera Jones Frances Brown C. P. Thompson R. B. Thompson L. L. Ligon R. Becker B. A. Pratt Mr. Trout
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Neighboring Pianist Plays Quiet Morning Routine

A young girl who practices piano each morning at seven embodies discretion in her music. Her habit reflects a polite blend of skill and privacy as she goes about her daily routine.

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Matt Jeff Bud Fisher GEFE Uvest TAS Cvvery Line OF Sport Tex Will Monys Jack Dempsey Tunney H. C. Fisher Great Britain U.S Pat Office Osha H. F. Mathis Plaintiff J. F. MccKeel Administratrix Byron Roberts Santa Fea MM. Train Martin Sayle G. C. Alsbach Pontotogci
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