Sale notice of Ada Oklahoma foreclosure property
Notice of sale under a District Court foreclosure decree in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. J A plaintiff vs F O Harriss Mamie Harriss No 1089, bids start 1:30 pm June 30 1913 at Ada courthouse for 100 acres in Section 23 4N 6E to satisfy $771.71 plus costs and 10 percent interest. City Ada details of executors and guardians appear in document.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
J. A
F. O. Harriss
Mamie C. Harriss
Ada
Notice for Divorce and Estate Settlement in Pontotoc County
Notice states Nora Grant must answer divorce petition by July 24 1913 in district court under Case No 1321. Also notices settlement of accounts in Pontotoc County Court with final reports filed for estates listed, hearing July 7 1913. Includes bank statement with J C Chapman as administrator and J A Hart cashier signature.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
T. W. Grant
Nora Grant
A. D
J.C. Chapman
Amanda Hayes Jackson
Edward Alexander
Cordelia Melville
Lou Armstrong
Thompson Killcrease
Noah Nletewahke
Joe Porter
J. R. Lawrence
Davis Wright
J.C. Walker
Jam't
Minnie
Publisher's Report of the Farmers' State Bank of Fitzhugh
The report discloses the bank's condition as of June 4 1913 detailing assets liabilities and financial standing for readers in Fitzhugh Oklahoma. It lists capital stock deposits loans and reserve figures reflecting the bank's liquidity and stability.
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Farmers’ State Bank
Fitzhugh, Oklahoma
Condition of the First State Bank of Vaness
A summary of the bank’s resources as of June 4 1913 outlines cash deposits loans and other assets indicating financial position and stability of the Vaness Oklahoma institution.
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First State Bank of
Vaness
Oklahoma
Best Medicine for Colds Promoted by Rossville Druggist
Dr Kings New Discovery praised by C. D. Perkins of Rossville California as best for colds throat and lung troubles. He says it cured his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed. A home doctor for the family, priced 50 cents and 1 7 dollars. Guaranteed by G M Ramsey.
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C. D. Perkins
Rossville
California
Dr. King
Fall Irish Potatoes Adv In Harvesting Last Spring Crop
D. C. Mooring of Oklahoma A. and M. College advises on fall potatoes. Plant from mid June to late July in cool moist clay loam, keep weeded, and cultivate to conserve moisture. Use well stored seed or seed from first crop with lime treatment if delayed. Lookout Mountain noted as a reliable southern second crop seed source.
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Lookout Mountain
D. C
Department of Horticulture and Botany
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
The Splendid Work of Chamberlain's Tablets Widely Noted
The tablets are praised as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Knabe murder case trial delayed to fall in Indianapolis
The trial of Dr. William B. Craig and A. M. Ragsdale on the 1911 murder of Dr. Helene Knabe was postponed from Monday to fall. Knabe, a German born Indiana College of Medicine graduate, was found murdered October 24 1911 in her Indianapolis apartment. The case has drawn wide attention as investigators sought a motive and the killer familiar with anatomy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William B. Craig
A. M. Ragsdale
Helene Knabe
Helen Knabe
Germany
United States
Indiana College of Medicine
Knabe
Indiana Veterinary College
Craig
Miss McPherson
Dr. Knabe
Jefferson Haynes
Dr. Craig
Congress considers reduced House size and term limit proposals
Representative Campbell of Kansas proposes cutting the House to 233 members after March 3 1917 from 435. A six year presidential term amendment is offered by Representative Rucker of Missouri. Over fifteen single term ideas are pending. Barton of Nebraska asks navy expenditures on armor plate. Palmer of Pennsylvania calls a June 25 Democratic caucus meeting. Parcel post receipts reach 7 076 517 with about 150 000 000 parcels handled. Guthrie travels to Japan for instructions. Bryan hosts dinner, Chinda to entertain. Roberts of Massachusetts seeks rail passenger safety devices and fireproof steel cars. Borah urges immediate action for homestead entrymen with 1912 law adherence.
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Rucker
Missouri
Barton
Nebraska
Secretary of the Navy
Palmer
Pennsylvania
House
Caucus
Post Office Department
George W. Guthrie
Japan
Washington
Tokio
Bryan
Viscount Chinda
Roberts
Massachusetts
Oregon
Idaho
Borah
Interior Department
Bad Check Law Goes Into Effect Tomorrow
The bad check law takes effect on June 19. The State Retailers Association and secretary R J Meek plus W O Atwell of Ardmore Retailers helped pass the measure. It targets cheating via counterfeit or deceitful financial schemes with penalties up to seven years imprisonment.
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State Retailers’ Association
R. J. Meek
W. O. Atwell
Ardmore
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A promotional notice urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand for summer months. It claims the remedy is invaluable and has no superior for its purpose, urging readers to buy now from dealers.
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Chamberlain
Arnica Salve Promoted for Skin Ailments and Burns
Bucklin's Arnica Salve touted as the best remedy for skin diseases burns bruises and boils. A publisher from Cornelius North Carolina says one box aided a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Priced at 25 cents and recommended by Ramsey Drug Company.
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Bucklin
Sossaman
Corneliens
N. C
Ramsey Drug Company
Adv
Alamo Monument to Tower Over San Antonio Skyline
Plans call for the Alamo memorial in San Antonio Texas to rise 802 feet making it the world’s highest structure aside from the Eiffel Tower. The granite base will support four auditoriums a museum art gallery statuary hall and county exhibition rooms with heroic statues of Travis Crockett Bowie and Bonham. Estimated cost is 2 million dollars and a Popular Mechanics July issue features the monument.
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San Antonio
Texas
Alamo
Paris
Travis
Crockett
Bowie
Bonham
Popular Mechanics
Want Column Finds Lost Articles in Time
A note hints that the Want Column will locate lost items and stories hidden in archives. Readers are invited to submit details to help recover missing pieces and preserve local history.
Cash for mining timber offered at switch stations
A terse mining timber notice states cash payments will be made for mining timber delivered at any station on the O Cc W FSHAW route in Ada. The brief item indicates a straightforward purchase offer with payment upon delivery at switch locations.
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Theo Cc
W. Fshaw
Ada
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Consuelo Payne
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C.S. Kinkade
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County of Pontotoc
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