Sheriff Sale Notice for Multiple Lands in Pontotoc County
Ada weekly notices publish a sheriff sale listing for land foreclosed in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The sale, set for June 16 1924 at 10 am in Ada, involves lands from sections 31 and 32 township 4 north range 4 east encumbered by a 2500 first mortgage. The action stems from Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company v Harriss Harriss Elliot and others with judgment for 521.04 plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Weekly News
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company
Plainff
F. O. Harriss
Mary C. Rriss
Thomas E. Elliot
F. C. Harriss
Mary C. Harriss
Ada
Carter
Cort
Carter County
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Indian Base
Mergian
Township 3 North
Range & East
Ebey Sage, & Company
H. F. Reed
District Court
Ebey, Sugg & Company
Reed
Ebey, Sage & Company
Mange
Said
GIBBONS MASTER OVER GARPENTIER N PERFECT BOUT
Boxers Gibbons defeats Carpentier in a flawless performance. Spectators witnessed a decisive win and a technically dominant display highlighting the veteran’s skill and control throughout the bout.
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Gibbons
Garpentier
Gibbons Delivers Decisive Victory Over Carpentier in 10 Rounds
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul defeated George Carpentier in ten rounds before a 27 000 to 30 000 crowd at Frenchman’s arena in Michigan City Ind Gibbons dominated from the start giving Carpentier little chance until the Frenchman retreated and survived to the final bell. The French idol bled from the mouth and a cut above the eye, with Gibbons landing clean body and head blows while Carpentier failed to land his famed right hand consistently.
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Michigan City
Ind
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Minn
Jack Dempsey
George Carpentier
Ring Idol
France
Gibbons
Carpentier
Improved Pastures by Mowing Says Briggs
Stillwater Oklahoma June 4 Special Pastures can be improved by mowing this season says Glen Briggs of the Oklahoma A and M College agronomy department Many farmers are realizing the importance of good pastures and inquires have come about methods of improving pastures Plants in the flower stage are easiest to kill with one mowing and a second mowing later year will take late weeds The mower need not cut close to the ground and can pass over obstacles Pastures can be mowed when field work is impossible due to wet weather Briggs cites historic views and emphasizes timely actions for better forage and stock feeding programs
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Stillwater
Okla
Glen Briggs
Agronomy Department of
Oklahoma
M. College
Agronomy Department
Seaman
A. Knap
Bradford Knapp
Oklahoma A. and
Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Legal Notices
No. 869 Notice by Publication informs unknown heirs and devisees of Maggie Puller deceased that N T Heard as administrator has filed final settlement and seeks to determine heirs excluding unknown heirs under federal and state law. Also notices dissolution hearing for Hynds Grocery Co and oil and gas lease sale in Pontotoc County with sale set for May 31, 1924.
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Stephens County
Oklahoma
Jenady
Pontotoc County
Maggie Puller
Dare
L. E. Franklin
Clint Miers
McKee
Kerr
Attys
State of Oklahoma
J. W. Farris
Dona Farris
Ada
Wimbish & Duncan
Attorneys For Administratrix
State of
N. T. Heard
Pontotoe County
Coma
District Court
Hynds Grocery Company
Ada Weekly News
Sovern
Pofitottoe County
Mary H. West
Dixon seeks public convenience certificate for freight route
T. E. Dixon gives notice of intent to file with the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma for a certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate a motor carrier for freight. Route from Roff to Ada via Fitzhugh in Pontotoc County and back through Fitzhugh. Hearing details available from the Secretary of the Corporation Commission in Oklahoma City.
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T. E. Dixon
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Roff
Ada
Oklahoma
Fitzhugh
Pontotoc County
Secretary of Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City
Motor Carrier Seeks Public Convenience Certificate in Oklahoma
Allen Reese announces intent to file with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a motor carrier freight route between Allen and Steedman Oklahoma and from Sten to Ada Oklahoma with round trips on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday each week. Hearing timing and place to be announced by the Commission in Oklahoma City.
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Allen
Steedman
Ada
Oklahoma
Allen Reese
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Edwards Drug Store
Sten
Coach Transfer Company
Secretary of Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City
Alexander Advises Income Tax Payers in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City brief notes from Collector Alexander of the Internal Revenue for the district of Oklahoma. Guidance outlines June 15 installment payment rules for the 1923 federal income tax. If 75 percent of tax was paid, no further payment due. if 50 percent paid, no payment until September 15. if 25 percent paid, pay half of the amount at filing by June 15. Half of the 1923 tax due must be paid by June 15.
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Oklahoma City
Alexander
Internal Revenue
District of Oklahoma
Housing problem proves difficult at Wetumka
Housing victims of the tornado that struck Wetumka Wednesday night strain the overcrowded city as more than 100 homeless seek shelter. Henryetta reports over twenty injured remain in stable condition with no expected additional deaths.
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Wetumka
Henryetta
Allies Aim to Maintain Military Control in Germany
A lengthy note from the council of ambassadors in Paris sent to Berlin today states the allies will keep a firm hold on Germany by maintaining the commission of control in full operation until all disarmament demands of the Versailles Treaty are fully executed.
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London
Germany
Commission of Control
Council of Ambassadors
Berlin
Paris
Textbook commission faces high costs and delivery delays
President A Linscheid of East Central State Teachers College, an Oklahoma Textbook Commission appointee, says the main tasks are securing the best books at the lowest price and delivering them before fall. He notes the need for free textbooks for over a half million rural eighth graders and a potential $950,300 appropriation, if legal hurdles are cleared. He regrets being away from East Central but aims to aid in obtaining textbooks for public schools.
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Oklahoma
A. Linscheid
East Central State Teachers College
Oklahoma Textbook Commission
Linscheid
East Central
Norely
Phelan
Love
Gregory
Nash
Gore to Decide Senate Run After Court Ruling
Washington June 4 Former Senator Thomas P Gore plans a formal announcement in Oklahoma within a week or two on whether he will seek the senate seat. He waits for the Supreme Court decision in the Red River state boundary case before leaving Washington for Oklahoma for talks with friends and to announce his candidacy.
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Washington
Thomas P. Gore
Senate
Oklahoma
United States Supreme Court
Red River
Gore
Local Groups Schedule Regular Evening Meetings
Rocky Chapel group meets the second and fourth Thursdays at 7 30 p m Knox Local gathers the first and third Fridays at 7 30 p m Parish Chapel group holds the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7 30 p m Another local group meets the second and fourth Wednesdays at 7 30 p m
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Rocky Chapel
Knox
Parish Chapel
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H. ¢. Fisher
E. Sloan
P. H. Deal
MecKeel & Kerr
H. W. Harris
Sampson Williams
Sam Williams
Sloan Ae
Bennington County Savings Bank of
Bennington
J. A. Gilbert
Chloe Gilbert
J. W. Gilbert
Bennington County Savings Bank
Vermont
McKeown & Green
Frank Jeffress Taylor
John Taylor
Range
W. H. Hilliard
Busby & Harrell
Guardian
T. H. Smith & Son
Rot
I. H. Smith & Son
Sulphur
Midway
Smith & Son
Minnesota
Phenom
Briggs
Commission
Text Book Commission
C. A. Cummings
L. G. Brannon
Norris Haney Building
Farmers Union Directory
County Union
Court House
W. A. Peck
T. F. Beller
Payola Cream and
Floyd Bros
Miller Bros. Cleaners and Hatters
Crow
Liberty Meat Market
Re‘ward
Homer Miller
Ite
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