Public notices from Pontotoc County court 1936
Public notices report suits and a sheriff sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The first item names Josephine Norris and P A Norris against Charles Perry et al over Albert Perry estate with heirs and title disputes. The second item lists a sheriff sale of an oil leasehold in Section 32 Township 5 North Range 5 East to satisfy Payne Drilling Co cross petition. Auction set for July 7 1936 at Ada courthouse with $1250 appraisal and a $30 000 oil payment exception.
Notice to creditors in Ada Oklahoma 1936
The administrator W. B. Morrison requests all creditors of Nan I Grimes and John A Grimes both deceased to present claims with vouchers to 1153 West 12th Street Ada Oklahoma within four months or be forever barred. Dated May 26 1936.
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Nan I. Grimes
John A. Grimes
Thomas P. Holt
West 12Th Street
City of
Ada
Oklahoma
W. B. Morrison
Mortgage foreclosure sale notice for Ada Oklahoma property
Pursuant to an execution and order of sale issued May 13 1936 by the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma case 13184 R J Lollar plaintiff against Dudley E Young and Alpha S Young defendants I will on June 22 1936 at 10 am at the South Front Door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma offer for sale the property Lot 12 Block 3 College Addition Ada together with improvements to satisfy the judgment of 384 25 plus interest 75 attorney fee and costs less 10 paid September 1935 first mortgage Home Owners Loan Corporation and unpaid taxes appraised at 469 16
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District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Roger L. Stephens
J. C. Maxey
Mattie Maxey
Parrie Maxey
Godfrey Investment Company
H. C. Miller
Fred F. Brydia Company
Ada
Oklahoma
Benjamin H. Lowery
Harry C. Wiseman
R. J. Lollar
Dudley E. Young
Alpha S. Young
College
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Notice by Publication in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Publication notice by Ethel L. Diamond plaintiff against Georgia A. Roberts and others regarding W R Roberts deceased. It lists real estate described as Southwest quarter of Northeast quarter and South Northeast quarter of Section 25 Township 3 North Range 8 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Court sets answer date July 11, 1936 and warns default judgment. Dated June 8 1956. Della Bedford Court Clerk Harrell & Kerr Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1-4-4tw
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Josephine Norris
P. A. Norris
Charlies Guy Perry
Albert Perry
Chickasaw
Oklahoma
State of
Aaron Clark
W. Dallas Clark
Paralee Clark
Albert Clark
Della Bedford
C. B. Jefferson
Ethel L. Diamond
Georgia A. Roberts
W. R. Roberts
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Oklahoma Lands Foreclosure
Sheriff announces sale of The East Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section Eleven Township Three North Range Four East Indian Meridian containing 800 acres to satisfy a 1935 foreclosure judgment of 1649.23 plus interest 6 percent and costs 61.12. Sale set for July 6, 1936 at 2 PM at the south front door Ada Pontotoc Oklahoma. Witnesses: J F McKeel and others.
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Sherife
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
W. R. Montgomery
Gertrude Montgomery
M. J. Bentley
William L. Maupin
W. E. McKelvy
Charles T. Barney
Lee Kopp
Ema Warmack
L. A. Braly
First State Bank of
Pontator
State of
Ada
Pontotoc
Markets Oklahoma City and Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep report
Cattle 1,700 head at Oklahoma City with calves 500. hogs 1,209. sheep 500 in Oklahoma City market. Kansas City hogs 2,000 with tops near 9.95. cattle 3,000 with fed steers 7.25 to 8.10, calves steady. spring lambs 10.75 to 11.00. Minneapolis wheat shows independent strength, advancing over 2 12 cents.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Dept
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
South Texas
Minneapolis
Poultry and Produce Prices Chicago June 3
Poultry live market listed with car and truck volume, hens and roosters priced from 5, up to 26 dollars for Plymouth and white rock varieties, turkeys and ducks priced, heavy ducks and geese noted. Butter and eggs tracked with firmness and per dozen or hundredweight quotes, milk and egg prices shown as steady with small changes.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
White Rock
Leghorn Roosters
Potatoes Mixed Prices and Shipments Across States
U S Department data from Chicago shows potatoes at 93 on track 266 with total U S shipments 617 and new stock strong. Prices higher with moderate supplies and very good demand. Texas cobblers heated while California White Rose No 1 ranges 4.10 to 4.15 per cwt for old stock. Idaho Russet Burbanks No 1 around 4.00 to 4.25 per cwt.
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Chicago
U. S
Wheat prices rise on favorable weather outlook across the spring belt
Chicago news reports higher wheat prices as traders expect needed rain in the northwest to prevent further crop damage. Government advices note spring wheat belt conditions have worsened, though improvements are anticipated with better weather.
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Chicago
Julia Craig Eyes Night Club Rise With Smith Garland
Julia Craig, secretary to GEORGE WOODFORD, pursues a new path as Smith Garland pitches Nadine White, a white themed club star. The plan includes a White Club takeover with Julia as lead performer, promising fame and a lucrative contract. The arc follows her balancing loyalty, romance, and ambition amid high society and legal whispers.
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George Woodford
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Peter Kemp
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Woodford
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Cintra Lee
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Davenport
Ada teacher speaks at eighth grade graduation
E H Nelson of the teachers college at Ada addressed four eighth grade graduates and forty seven honor students on May 28. His theme urged that learning should be pursued in order and effort.
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E. H. Nelson
Teachers College At
Ada
Maxwell High School Graduates Honor Students and Awards
The 1935 Maxwell graduation lists 43 students receiving perfect spelling certificates, four with perfect attendance, and honors for top grades across grades five to eight. Principal L. G. Harris and Eld. A. W. Oliver presided, with speeches on virtues, vocation, and life choices.
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Lowell
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L. G. Harris
Eld. A. W. Oliver
Ada
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Black-Draught Laxative Claims Clear Constipation
A Clinton man states Black-Draught relieves dull head ache drowsiness and lassitude from constipation and cleanses the system. The product advertised as a natural purely vegetable laxative is promoted as restoring downward movement of the bowels.
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J. P. Mahaffey
Clinton, & C
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