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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
3
Notices cover adoption of Terri Elizabeth Bounds with consent issues for Clifford Bounds. final account for Elsie Moses estate. death of C D Davenport joint tenancy termination. deed approval for Lucy Smith Sheppard land. multiple joint tenancy death notices including Robert Wilfong and C A Phillips with hearings set in Ada Oklahoma in June and July 1975.
Probate notice outlines that Leora Wilfong died May 9 1975 in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. It details multi parcel real estate deeds and mineral rights reserved to the life estate and requests judicial determination of death and termination of the life estate with hearing set for July 1 1975 in Pontotoc County. The notice also covers a separate estate for Retha Mae Lewis with creditor claims due two months from publication.
Camp Adaka opens with two sessions for Camp Fire Girls starting June 17. The first runs through June 23 and the second ends June 29. Reservations are advised promptly.
P 74-84 State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County equity notice directs all claimants against Bessie Bell Chandler deceased to present claims with vouchers within six months of the first publication or be barred. Dated June 10 1975 by Glenn D. Chandler.
humorist Louie Freeman will headline Murray State College’s 50th anniversary in the Fletcher Auditorium on Saturday. Freeman has spoken 2000 times across 42 states and, a former vocational agriculture teacher, now publishes four farm journals including the Sun Belt Dairyman. He hails from Johnston County Oklahoma and is a Murray State College graduate and reuniting with the Class of 41.
Hundreds of white workers from Angola flee to Lisbon by airlift after violence in Angola escalates between rival rebel groups. Refugees describe looting, arson, and shootings as Portuguese troops attempt to restore order. Caprica camp houses about 2,000 with tents supplementing cottages.
Coleman R. Pennington sues in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to quiet title to NE quarter of NW quarter and N half of NE quarter of SE quarter and NE quarter of NW quarter of SE quarter in Section 22 Township 4 North Range 4 East. The action seeks judgment that Plaintiff owns in fee simple and that all defendants have no claim. Publication notices defendants of July 23 1975 deadline. Wayne Joplin attorney. 6-12-3tw.
Historian Ryan highlights that 1791 dollar prices reflect items of the time and not 1975 dollars. Wheat sold for 80 cents a bushel in York County, hay at $8 a ton, rye 46 cents a bushel, workhorses $53, oxen $45, cows $11, hogs $4. Pork and beef varied by county, with pork around 4 cents per pound in York versus 3 to 4 cents elsewhere, butter 9 cents per pound. Farm share later declined from 90 percent in 1776 to about 4 percent today.
The cattlemen’s leader says feeders can cut grain by 200 pounds per steer and shorten feeding by 10 to 20 days, lowering costs by 15 to 20 dollars per head with potential consumer price relief. Changes set for April 14 were delayed after groups filed for an injunction to block them on technical grounds. The case will be appealed with a ruling expected in 30 to 45 days on the permanent injunction per the OCA.
Paris and other French cities saw protests by prostitutes calling for formal recognition of prostitution as work. About 200 occupied churches in Paris and Marseille while Lyon and Grenoble saw sit ins. leaders argued for taxes, social security, and pensions to end stigma and arrests for pimps.
Rep. Sam Steiger voices opposition to a federal strip mining bill, arguing Congress will not override a veto and that control should stay with states. The White House hails the veto sustainment as a sign of approval. The measure would have imposed environmental standards, required land reclamation, and taxed coal producers to fund mine cleanup.
The Industrial Revolution started in England about 1760 as machinery displaced hand tools, transforming production.
The office of comptroller of the currency was established by Congress in 1863 as an integral part of the National Banking System.
Aristotle Onassis names daughter Christina principal heir in an 18 page will filed in Athens. widow Jacqueline receives 250000 dollars yearly with 25000 for each of their two children until adulthood. Christina also gains control of major holdings and the private island Scorpios and the 325 foot yacht Christina. The will also confirms funds for a welfare foundation to memorialize Alexander Onassis and provides for other relatives and staff.
Acne vulgaris is an eruptive skin disease with the sebaceous follicles as the primary seat of infection. The lesion process centers on hair follicles and sebaceous glands in the skin.
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