Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Multiple sheriff sales and court notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma detail foreclosure actions and land sales. The notices name plaintiffs such as Thomas P. Holt Leo Schwabacher and Dean T. Davis with defendants including A L Brewer C M Martin Sadie L Knotts and others. Sales are scheduled for July 1926 at Ada with properties described by sections townships and ranges and subject to existing liens and taxes. Also included are invitations for bids for a new Pontotoc County Court House and Jail building and several guardianship and divorce notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Thomas P. Holt
A. L. Brewer
John Taylor
Willie Stephens
Silvia Hightower
Manuel Colbert
Harrison Johnson
Laura Taylor
Elsie Brewer
Rade Brewer
Embry Brewer
Orel Busby
C. A. Cummings
J. R. Craig
Albert Franklin
Pontotec County
Ada
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
Busby & Harrell
Leo H. Schwabacher
C. M. Martin
Sadie L. Knotts
Plains Oil & Gas Company
Charles T. Barney
County Court House
West 12Th Street
Okla
McKeown & Green
Pontotoc County Court House
Butler Company
Herskowitz
Oklahoma City
Board of County Commissioners
W. A. Peck
5Thlerk
Pont Stoe County
Johnston County
State OF Oklahoma
Dean T. Davis
W. W. Corbin
Lela M. Corbin
Maxwell & Maxwell
Bellows Falls Trust Co
William Mosley, Jr
New England National Bank of Kansas City
National Stockyards
National Bank of National Stockyards
Ill
National Cattle Loan Company
A Corporation
American National Bank of Oklahoma City
R. T. Looney
Marshal County National Bank of
Madill
Commerce Trust Co
Kansas City
First National Bank of
Conservative Loin Co
C. M. Cade
A. J. Fluke
Conservative Loan Co
J. Lawton
W. R. Ingram
Producers Oil Company
Texas Development Co
Eugene Cox
J. H. Owen
Liberty National Bank of
W. B. McKibwain
P. A. Norris
J. H. Griffith
McMillan Hardware Co
George R. Beeler
Ardmore
Duncan
Grace C. Heckman
W. W. Corbin Et al
Bellows Falls Trust Company
Meridian
Francis National Bank
W. A. Henson
P. P. H. Deal
McKee] & Kerr
Ben Brown
State of
L. E. Franklin
Gladys Dunning
Mary Dunning
Orville Snead
Pontotoc
A. D
A. U
McKeel & Kerr
Guardian
Said
C. H. Mitchell
Loyce H. Mitchell
Wimbish & Duncan
Home Savings and State Bank
A. H. Gadberry
Nanie Gadberry
Oklahoma State Bank
G. L. Cole
Conservative Loan & Trust Company
Conservative Loan Company
Shawnee
W. W. Bennett and Company
Eugene Miller
Edwin J. Lewis
L. F. Dean
J. N. Lanott
Reed and Wilson court controversy in early politics
A tale stitches Reed's provocation of a Princeton rival to his later defense by Dr. Wilson, then shifts to Cummins loss, Brookhart victory, and Senate mood. It notes James Couzens’s publicity drive and calls for cabinet accountability like Parliament.
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Washington
David Aiken Reed
Woodrow Wilson
Reed
Princeton
Dr. Wilson
Cummins
Senate
Coolidge
White House
Progressive Bloc
Brookhart
James Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
Auto Poll Last Year Heavy, Reports Show
A world survey indicates about 30,400 people were killed and 868,000 injured in automobile accidents last year. In the United States fatalities accounted for over 80 percent. the United Kingdom ranked second with 986, France 723, and Canada 720. Americans buy $6 billion worth of goods on installment plans annually.
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Washington
Charles M. Upham
American Road Builder Association
United States
United Kingdom
France
Canada
Danish boy to doctor uncovers eel birth nursery
In Washington a Danish boy named Johannes Schmitte becomes a physician after discovering where eels are born and die. He solves the mystery of infant eels by locating their nursery, a breakthrough treated as a major scientific discovery.
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National Academy of Science
Scientific Washington
Hydrographiec
E Piscatorial
Washington
Denmark
Johannes Schmitte
Schmitte
Rome
Dr. Schmitte
Fain Competes For Batting Honors In Ada Hitters
With Jack Kelley leaving for Terrell after the Sunday game with Davis, Earl Johnson widens his Ada lead by staying in the .400 class. John Fain, once hitless, now challenges Johnson for top batting honors as Kelley would sit at .385 if counted. Ralph Waner extends his runs tally to 14 leading in runs scored.
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Jack Kelley
Terrell
Davis
Earl Johnson
Ada
John Fain
Johnson
Kelley
Fain
Ralph Waner
AB H Pet
Pormson
Escemecec
ORG
Eo Kc
Weet
Mested
Byerigé
Toomppoe. VE A
AGUAW
Wadlington
Seed Germinator Now Property of State
The Oklahoma state board of agriculture bought a seed germinator, touted as the best in Oklahoma, from W. J. Lackey the state seed analyst. The Minnesota model cost 225 dollars and is copper built with electric thermostat controlled heating. It germinates seeds to determine percent seed content weed seed and fertility for farmers. The department now boasts two germinators in near constant use.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Board of Agriculture
W. J. Lackey
Minnesota
Lackey
Harral Filing Triggers Senate Race Investigation
Oklahoma City June 15 The filing of L W Harral as a Republican senate candidate prompts an investigation campaign manager Irving Page of Senator J W Harreld says the name appears intended to disrupt Harreld's campaign due to similarity. Harral listed as Oklahoma City farmer. Page disputes existence in Oklahoma County.
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Oklahoma City
L. W. Harral
United States Senate
Irving Page
J. W. Harreld
Page
Harral
Harreld
Former legislator in shooting scrape at Walters high school
Jim Nance editor of a weekly Wal ters newspaper was arrested after a quarrel at Walters high school auditorium where a chautauqua company was performing. Witnesses say Nance fired a revolver shot that struck the door casing. the manager blocked the pistol. The dispute involved a $40 debt. Nance was released on own recognizance after a county officials conference at city hall.
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Duncan
Okla
Jim Nance
Walters
Walters High School
Nance
Trades Day Draws Crowd and Local Notes
Trades day last Saturday drew a number of people to town. Ed Millican won the capital prize. A soaking rain Sunday evening boosted vegetation. Justice court reports no cases. mayor short of funds for soup. The Fitzgerald Herald changed hands to Mr. Little who plans a live paper. Water station troubles dried the town but water is now flowing again. Rains bring relief as heat drives people to ice water. Town council raised water rents by fifty cents per thousand. A new editor moved nearby and caution is urged to keep our name out of the paper. Uncle G Duncan and others attended the Ada reunion and brought back a stronger newspaper spirit.
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Ed Millican
Justice Court
Fitncis Herald
Little
G. Duncan
Ada
Oilman L H Wentz Declines Oklahoma Senate Bid
Ponca City June 11 L H Wentz millionaire oilman and philanthropist announced he will not run for the United States senate to succeed Senator J W Harreld. He cites time demands from his oil interests but says no office he'd rather hold than U S senator from Oklahoma.
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Ponca City
L. H. Wentz
United States Senate
J. W. Harreld
United States
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Rain Brings Relief to Crops in South and East
Seasonal showers drenched southern and eastern Oklahoma with the heaviest rain at Pauls Valley where hail accompanied the downpour but caused no material damage.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Pauls Valley
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