Notice of Intent to Introduce Local Bill in Oklahoma
Public notice to Pontotoc County residents that on or after June 27 1929 a bill will authorize Pontotoc County to acquire grounds and build free county fair facilities funded by taxes up to one mill with an annual levy up to one third of a mill for maintenance. Sale of property in Ada on June 24 1929 to satisfy judgment follows.
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State OF
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Board of County Commissioners
C. C. Roberts
Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public auction ordered by the Pontotoc County district court to satisfy a foreclosure judgment in favor of the State of Oklahoma on relation of the Commissioners of the Land Office against Luther P Love et al. The property is described as West Half of Southwest Quarter Section 13 Township 3 North Range 6 East less 01 acre for T and O Ry. Sale at the Ada courthouse front door on a specified date. Sheriff Fred Bowles signed May 20 1929.
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County Court House
Ada
Fpontotoc County
Oklahoma
State of
the Land Office
Range 7
Pontotoc County
Fred Bowles
Fred Donoho
Sale In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Foreclosure Notice
The sheriff will sell at 2 PM on June 24 1929 at the Ada courthouse front door the described 60 acre tract in section 35 township 2 north range 7 east by order of the Pontotoc County district court. The sale follows a 1928 judgment in favor of the Land Office against J K Miller Minnie Miller and E S Hallock for $1688.67 plus $140 attorney fees and costs with 10 percent interest.
Alias Notice of Sale of Lands by Sheriff in Oklahoma
Foreclosure alias order issued May 21 1929 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma directs the sheriff to advertise and sell the real estate described as parts of section 31 township 4 north range 4 east containing about 80 acres to satisfy a mortgage judgment of 1283.50 with 10 percent interest and attorney fees plus costs against Mary Harriss nee Burris and F O Harriss and others in the 1928 suit filed by Jay Hill.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Jay DP. Hill
Mary CC. Harriss
Harry C. Peiker
L. Reed
J. F. Duncan
H. D. Milligan
R. C. Maxedon
S. White
Thelma ChanceHor
Monarch Loan Company
Pontoetoe County
Oklahoma
Indian Base
Meridian
Mary C. Harriss
Burris
F. O. Harriss
Guardianship Sale of Mineral Rights in Pontotoc County
Guardian Carrie M. Haney will sell at public sale the oil gas and mineral rights in and under parts of the Southeast and Southwest quarters of Section 6 Township 4 North Range 5 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Sale set for June 17 1929 at Ada court house front steps with cash on confirmation.
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Norris B. Haney
John Haney
Elizabeth Haney
Uhvarriett Haney
Patricia Haney
County of Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Harriett Haney
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Carrie M. Haney
St. Guardian
Norris B Harey
Pontotoc
Coalgate
Coal County
Okla
John Hahey
Harriett Haey
Notice of Sale of Oil and Gas Lease in Pontotoc County
Guardian announces public auction of an oil and gas lease held by Elizabeth Haney and co heirs in Okfuskee County. Property: 17.5 acres in Township 11 North Range 11 East with a producing well. Bid: minimum 100 per acre cash on execution of assignment. Sale June 10, 1929 in Pontotoc County Court Room.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Pontotoc County
U. Om
Okfuskee
Towit
Elizabeth Haney
Norris B. Haney
John Haney
Harriett Haney
Patricia Haney
Oklahoma
Carrie M. Haney
Foreclosure Sale Scheduled in Pontotoc County Lands
No. 7165 under foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a 1927 judgment for 6405 12 with interest from 1925 at 10 percent and 650 attorney fees plus costs. Sale set for June 29 1929 at 10 a m at the Ada courthouse with multiple described parcels across Sections 4 5 9 10 14 15 19 and 24 Townships 2 3 North Range 7 East. terms cash to highest bidder. Also notices to judgment holders and creditors with deadlines.
Legal notices and property sale notices from Pontotoc and surrounding counties
Notices detail foreclosure sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma on parcels near East Half of Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter Section 8 and other sections. Includes administrator guardian sale of minor Norris B Haney heirs in Coal County with oil and royalty rights. Also mentions city of Ada ordinance on special tax for improvements and a measure of construction costs. Includes county wheat yields and harvest wages in Kay Grant Noble counties with notes on pests and weather impact.
Ada ordinance levies sewer district special tax
Ordinance No 386 levies a special tax on each land tract for its share of sewer construction costs in Sewer District No 20 Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. It notes prior authorizations, lists parcels in Original Town and Dan Hays Addition, and confirms a contract with Aspland Construction Company dated October 18 1928 for sewer work per Ordinance No 569.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Board of Commissioners
Dan Hays
Oklahoma City, Ada& Atoka Railway
Fifteenth Street
Aspland Construction Company
Wheat state conditions show large yield projection
Washington June 10 The department of agriculture released June 1 crop conditions for winter wheat. Total indicated production stands at 622 148 000 bushels with a 79.6 percent of normal condition. The report lists production figures and conditions by major states.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Three Dallas Residents Die in Durant Area Car Crash
Three Dallas residents, H A Gump 39 and wife 38, and Thomas L England 41, were killed when their sedan left a bridge embankment five miles south of Durant Oklahoma. England was an assistant trust officer at City National Bank. Gump was vice president and treasurer of the Oklahoma Contracting Company.
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Durant
Dallas
Here
Toml
England
City National Bank
Harry M. Gump
H. A. Gump
Thomas L. England
Okla
Horatio
Ark
Gumps
Tulsa
Gump
Oklahoma Contracting Company
Court Week Ends As Judge Recesses For Illness
District court adjourned for the weekend as attorney illness halted proceedings. Millard Raper faced second degree burglary trials and was later sentenced to two years after pleading guilty. Other defendants pled guilty with sentences, while several cases saw continuances and bonds forfeited. Court will continue next week with Judge Orel Busby presiding.
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Pento
Millard Raper
Pearl Jones
Orel Busby
Dave Walker
Busby
J. W. Dean
Murphy
Raper
Jim Hampton
L. E. Thornton
I. J. Thornton
G. M. Leonard
Leonard
Thornton
Lucian Pigg
Governor appoints three special justices for oil case
Oklahoma City June 19 Governor W J Holloway appointed three special judges to sit with the state supreme court in the Crews Estate vs Sinclair Oil Garfield Oil and others. J Howard Langley Pryor Guy Curry Stigler and W A Lybrand Oklahoma City named to fill in for Mason Lester and Cullison.
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Oklahoma City
W. J. Holloway
State Supreme Court
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Garfield Oil Company
J. Howard Langley
Pryor
Charles W. Mason
Guy Curry
Stigler
E. F. Lester
W. A. Lybrand
James B. Cullison
Enid
Harvesting of Oklahoma Wheat Crop Soon Begun
Backwell Oklahoma reports a forecast of an average wheat and oats crop in northern Oklahoma and that harvesting will start within a week to ten days. Railroads are preparing to handle the harvest while county agents urge farmers in Way, Noble and Grant counties to plan storage in case of another market drop.
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Kay County
Grant County
Noble County
Backwell
Okla
Oklahoma
Way
Noble
Grant
Gulager Says Press Misquoted Him on Owens Remarks
Senator W M Gulager of Muskogee says reports misquoted him about Tulsa representative Owens regarding the Mason impeachment. He clarifies he said witnesses lied and Owens used that fact to pass a resolution.
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Oklahoma City
W. M. Gulager
Muskogee
O. O. Owens
Tulsa County
Senate
Gulager
Owens
House of Representatives
Mason
Associated Press
Bondfield Becomes First Woman in British Cabinet
In London on June 8 Miss Margaret Bondfield, first woman cabinet member, prepared to take her seat as secretary of labor. She said she was not excited, just honored to open a new era and tackle her long pursued labor problems. Premier MacDonald smiled as the crowd cheered.
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London
Margaret Bondfield
Windsor
George
Premier MacDonald
Miss Bondfield
Obituary: Local Resident Dies in Shawnee Hospital
A man died Saturday and was taken to a Shawnee hospital three days earlier. His body was moved to Maxwell Cemetery for burial after a funeral led by Rev. Maxwell. Born in Miami County Indiana he lived in Oklahoma 28 years and left a widow and six children among other relatives.
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Shawnee
Maxwell Cemetery
Maxwell
Miami County
Indiana
Oklahoma
Rebee
Mrs Jessie Garrison Dies at 69 in Local Home
Mrs Jessie Garrison aged 69 died Friday afternoon at 6 30 at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs E H Schroeder 926 East Fifteenth Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 3 from the First Christian church with Rev H W Hunter in charge Interment will be in Rosedale cemetery
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Jessie Garrison
E. H. Schroeder
First Christian Church
H. W. Hunter
Rosedale Cemetery
Prohibition Tax Suits Target Liquor Violators in Midwest
Col. George H. Wark announced a policy to file civil suits in the fifteenth district Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma to collect internal revenue taxes and penalties from liquor law violators. Judge Franklin E. Kennamer awarded the government 14422 dollars and 85 cents after civil actions filed at Wark’s request.
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Peka
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
George H. Wark
Wark
Franklin E. Kennamer
Bartlesville
Okla
Chief Justice Taft Admitted To Garfield Hospital
Chief Justice Taft, 71, is hospitalized at Garfield Hospital in Washington for rest and observation due to overexertion and gall bladder trouble after a trip to Cincinnati. Doctors say no operation is needed and rest for several days should aid recovery. he is in satisfactory condition.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Taft
Garfield Hospital
Francis R. Hagner
Thomas A. Clayton
Supreme Court
Facing Death Unafraid: The career of Dr Ozora S Davis
Chicago June 8 Dr Ozora S Davis a veteran theologian faces terminal illness with calm humor and resolve. Once moderator of the Congregational church and president of Chicago Theological Seminary he reflects on a life of humility achievement and the promise of a spiritual body beyond pain. He anticipates writing books and travel while praising modern youth and urging ethical uses of science.
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Mattre
St Wat
Chicago
Ozora S. Davis
Congregational Church
Chicago Theological Seminary
Dr. Davis
Victor F. Lawson
Vermont
Coolidge
America
Two Killings in Seminole County Reported
Seminole and Pottawatomie officers investigate two slayings in oil fields. A. J. Rohr, 40, of Claremore, was found dead near Maud with a heart wound, his body bent forward. J. D. Clark, 39, Prairie Oil and Gas drill foreman, was shot in a Earlsboro field restaurant. Lester White is sought. Clark’s widow is a Sapulpa teacher.
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Seminole
Pottawatomie County
A. J. Rohr
Claremore
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Maud
J. D. Clark
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Maude Baughette
Earlsboro
Clark
Bonnie Clark
Sapulpa
Lester White
White
Rohr
House rescinds action on census measure amendment
Washington June 6 The House adopted an amendment affecting aliens and disenfranchised citizens in the census county used for reapportionment. The vote was 212 to 102 and paves the way for another vote on Tilson’s proposal if demanded by opponents.
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Washington
House
Tilson
Connecticut
Tils
Opp
S. & Q. Clothiers to Open Fort Worth Store
The S. & Q. Clothiers plan a twelfth store in Fort Worth after renovations. The new location sits in the heart of the city’s premier retail district, signaling a strong expansion for the Model store chain. Al Capone interview notes a misstep in Philadelphia reference.
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Fort WO
S. & Q. Clothiers
Fort Worth
Texas City
Constance
Ree al Capone
Philadelphia
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the Land Office OF
Geo. EF. Merritt
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Land Office
J. K. Miller
Minnie Miller
E. S. Hallock
Commissioners of the Land Office
Miny
Ponteter County
Fred Poncho
Geo. E. Merritt
Pontotes County
Said County
Cecilia Elam
Fred Elam
First National Bank of
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J. J. McCauley
Lst
Co. C. Roberts
Salona Evans
H. C. Evans
J. W. Byrd
Garfield County
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Somer Jones
Lee Daggs
W. Hott
ToGo
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Colorado
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Oregon
California
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Eeceweteteecateoes
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
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Bill Summers
Della Bedford
Wimbish
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Wiliam
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