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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
8
Quick action in Ada Oklahoma links Dandridge and Keri Shaw to farm bids. Local reports note bidding activity and farm equipment purchases, with Ada as a focal point for agricultural deals and community interest. Entities include Ada and Dandridge. people like Keri Shaw appear in bids.
Legal notices from Pontotoc and surrounding counties describe a land dispute where Nancy Seeley and Robinson Murphy sue J D Whitaker and others to quiet title to lands in McClain and Garvin counties totaling 130 acres with various described parcels and 96.11 acres in Pontotoc County. George B Hall's cross petition seeks title confirmation. A separate sale at Okfuskee County court on March 24 1922 lists Henderson Allen’s half interest in Okfuskee real estate at southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 30 township 11 north range 10 east, to be sold to satisfy court conditions.
Notice declares Omia Bass sues Bud Bass in district court for divorce and Bud Bass must answer by April 12, 1922. If not, petition may be taken as true and a divorce judgment issued. Seal, court clerk, deputy.
Notice to creditors to present claims against William H. Buster deceased. Dio Buster as administratrix requires all claims with vouchers to Ada Oklahoma within four months from February 22, 1922. If not presented, they will be forever barred.
In the Pontotoc County County Court guardianship of Henderson Allen a minor B H Colbert guardian announces a public sale of real estate under an order of the Pontotoc County Court dated March 2 1922. Sale to be held as directed by the guardian to settle the minor’s estate.
Creditors of Frank Huddleston deceased must file all claims with vouchers at Ada Oklahoma within four months of today or be forever barred. Dated February 28. May HUDDLESTON administratrix Busby Harrel attorneys for administratrix. 3 2 31
An Ada Oklahoma ad from the U G Winn Law Office at Oklahoma State Bank Building endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as an excellent remedy for constipation. The ad highlights easy, mild, and gentle relief and encourages trying them when needed.
John Allen presents a farm report advocating soil conservation and targeted weevil control. He argues against burning stalks, promotes larval-stage destruction, and outlines four months of cultivation, precise planting timing, and shallow repeated tillage to hasten maturity. He cites a Texas Upshur County record of ninety bales on under an acre as proof.
Rain and high winds across the southwest soaked wheat fields and aided spring planting, per the weather bureau. In other areas damage limited to wire outages and small building destruction, with Hutchinson isolated again by recent storms after repairs.
Edward P. Miller of Abbottstown Pa touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saying everyone who has used it speaks well and few are satisfied with other brands. The ad highlights its effectiveness to ease a cough or break up a cold and invites readers to place a News Want Ad.
Local cobbler advertised shoe repair services offering men's half soles for one dollar and ladies half soles for seventy five cents.
Ardmore brick mason A F Pape reports long stomach and kidney troubles improved after three bottles of Puratone. He says digestion, sleep, back pain, and vision issues eased and he is back at work with renewed vigor. Puratone sold in Ada Ada druggists and through Gwin Mays Allen Stratford Stonewall.
George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming they fit his indigestion better than any remedy tried. The pills contain no pepsin and help the stomach digest food naturally.
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