Notice of Foreclosure Suit in Pontotoc County
District Court notices announce a mortgage foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Plaintiffs Lancaster Savings Bank sue Charles Bates and others, seeking $1400 plus interest and costs on a May 2 1923 note and to foreclose a described lands mortgage. Defendants named include multiple individuals and firms with publication to respond by June 2, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes District Court OF Pon
Lancaster Savings Bank
Cha T. Bates
State OF Oklahoma
Coleman Petroleum Corporation
Natural Rock Asphalt Company
ADA Rock Asphalt Company
D L. Coleman
E. L. Coleman
J. J. Underwood
M. E. Tate
Underwood and Tate
Richard Eastland
H. R. Slater
Slater Brothers
John Murphey
N. W. Mars
T. L. Wasson
Ted Stanton
J. E. Murphey
Vernon Brown
WN. F. Coleman
Harry Prickett
Art Boling
Prickett and Boling
Decia Bates
FE. D. Gillette
Ethylene Gillette
H. A. Kroeger
Marian Kroeger
Plaintiff
Charles T. Bates
E. D. Gillette
Marian T. Kroeger
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
County of Pontotoc
Wilson Tohm
Davit Parnacher
Emma E. Darbonne
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Claud V. Thompson
Notice by Publication for Tax Deed in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notice issued in Pontotoc County Oklahoma by H. E. Perkins owner of Tax Sale Certificate No 818 for 1929 taxes on the E of the SE of Section 31 Township 2 North Range 7 East. Demand for deed if redemption not made within 60 days from first publication dated April 16 1934.
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County of Pontotoc
Mary Dunning
J. W. Thomas
H. E. Perkins
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Township
Range 7
Vontotec County
Want Ads for Angora Goats in New York
Classified note mentions Angora goats for sale or trade. It references Mrs. Magnuson and a date 4-19-3 in New York and casually suggests Samuel Insull arriving there instead of Boston for a Broadway welcome.
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Magnuson
New York
Samuel Insull
Boston
Paris Police Battle with Communists in Red May Day Clash
In a Paris quarter, police fought a three hour siege against Communists entrenched behind barricades and in a municipally owned apartment. Four officers wounded as flames and gunfire raged, then police stormed the fortress and captured the rioters.
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Paris
France
Roger Langeron
Seine
Vienna
Railroads Reach Wage Restoration Agreement After Mediation
Washington April 26 The United States reports railroads and labor groups agreeing to restore the prewar wage scale. Restorations start July 1 with 2 1 2 percent increases, January 1 1935 another 2 1 2 percent, and April 1 1935 the final raise. The deal, a one year pact, aims to stabilize payrolls and aid national recovery.
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Washington
Railway Labor and
Railway Labor Executives Association
Conference Committee of Managers
Joseph B. Eastman
Transportation
Eastman
A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executive Association
United States
W. F. Thiehoff
Federal Coordinator of Transportation
Crude Oil Stocks Dip Slightly for Week Ending April 21
Interior Department reports total crude stocks at 341.346 million barrels for the week ending April 21, down 576000 from the prior week. Domestic stocks fell 410000 barrels while foreign stocks dropped 166000. Production eased, runs to stills rose, and imports held at 71000 barrels per day with an 82000 barrel stock draw.
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Washington
Interior Department
Cordell objects to state cotton quota of 1 million bales
Oklahoma State Agriculture head Harry B. Cordell says the Bankhead bill should grant 1,000,000 bales rather than 700,000 and warns of hardship for the average farmer in the boll weevil district. He hopes Secretary Wallace will adjust the quota to protect affected farmers.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Harry B. Cordell
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
Cordell
Wallace
Boll Weevil
Life of Christ Schools Reach Ada County Wide
Life of Christ schools operated across 18 rural Ada County schools for twenty days with 603 pupils, 291 reading most Mark, 92 completing the book. Sponsoring families include Mr. and Mrs. Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Simpson.
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Ada
Horseshoe Ranch
Life of Christ
Pleasant Valley
R. W. Simpson
E. G. Kendall
P. A. Norris
Pleasant Valley School
Blue River
Melvin Underhill
Will Brents
Doyle Lovett
Veda Allison
Anna Autrey
Raymond Autrey
Eulis Reed
Joe Ann Townsend
Betty Lou Posey
Horace Griffin
Elizabeth Watkins
Franks
Christ School
Hibbert
Oklahoma to Send More Agents Against Bootleggers
Oklahoma City April 27 an official says a major federal offensive against moonshiners and bootleggers is planned for May 19 when liquor enforcement shifts to the treasury department. John T. Burkett oversees the drive with expanded local support and officials report recent large liquor hauls.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
John T. Burkett
Division of Investigation
Alcohol Beverage Unit
Burkett
Hugo
Boise City
Braggs
Okla
Muskogee
Grave's Creek History in Hughes County Oklahoma
In Hughes County near Highway 75 lies Grave's Creek, a historic stream named for Indian graves, with nearby sites including Twin Hills and the Grave's Creek battle site east bank four miles south of Wetumka. Local legend speaks of hidden treasure and tree-grown pits marking old digging sites.
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Holdenville
Okla
Hughes County
U. S. Highway 75
W. W. Smith
Grave's Creek
Wetumka
Grave’s Creek
Ben McCullock
Texas
Missouri
Zeke Proctor
George R. Collins Announces Candidacy for Commissioner
George R. Collins former Pontotoc county commissioner announces his bid from District 2 in the Democratic primary. He cites four years in office from 1929 to 1933, pledging to finish road graveling and improve all season access while prioritizing school buses and mail routes. He vows to provide medical help to the sick and insists on accountability and efficient county service.
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George R. Collins
Collins
Pontotoc County
George
Astronomers Track Massive Jupiter Storm
Cleveland May 2. Prof J J Nassau of Case School of Applied Science watches a planet wide disturbance on Jupiter 400 million miles away. He notes a large white spot on the south equatorial belt and a storm estimated at 29 000 miles long and 2000 miles wide with an atmosphere area of 40 million square miles. Sidney McCuskey assists in the observation.
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Cleveland
J. J. Nassau
Case School of Applied Science
Jupiter
Nassau
Sidney McCuskey
White Spot
Snapping Method Transforms Oklahoma Cotton Harvest
The April issue of Current Farm Economics reports that snapping now harvests a growing share of Oklahoma cotton. Clyde McWhorter notes 43 percent harvested by snapping from 1924 to 1932, rising from 20.4 percent in 1924 to 50.3 percent in 1932, driven by large-scale farming and market factors.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
Clyde C. McWhorter
Agricultural Economics Research Department
MecWhorter
Norman High School Debating Team State Champion
Norman high school won the Oklahoma interscholastic meet at the University of Oklahoma last night securing the state champion in debating. Central high of Oklahoma City was eliminated by Norman. Duncan led scholastic events with 32 points, Ponca City second with 19, Norman third with 13, and Ada fourth with 11.
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Claremore
Sulphur
Garth Cashion
Blackwell
Forrest Siler
Enid
John Mitchell
Pawhuska
Rebecca Cox
Gladys Rune
Loraine Rogers
Guthrie
Kenneth Huddleston
McAlester
James van Dyke
Ponca City
Gerald Long
Okemah
Ben Armstrong
Wewoka
Pim Daniels
Eugene Lawrence
Ardmore
Betty Schraeckengost
Earl Platt
Norman
Norman High School
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Central High School
Oklahoma City
Duncan
Ada
Stillwater
Dr. Wirt Charges Declared Unfounded
The Bulwinkle committee adopted a report finding Dr. William A. Wirt sclaim about administration brain trusters seeking a revolution unfounded. The vote was 3 to 2 with Democrats agreeing. Republicans McGugin and Lehrbach reserved right to file a minority report and contended the inquiry was incomplete.
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Washington
Bulwinkle Committee
House
William A. Wirt
Wirt
Gary
Indiana
Republican Committee
MccGugin
Kansas
Lehrbach
New Jersey
Jocular Remark Sparks Rumor Of Gun Cache East Of Ada
A joking remark by county officers displaying their guns apparently sparked rumors of a cache of machine guns found east of Ada. A resident heard shots and saw the officers with guns, prompting reports of hidden arms used by outlaws like Clyde Barrow and a continuing watch for their return.
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Ada
Clyde Barrow
Seed loan deadline extended to May 15
County agent J. B. Hill announced the seed and seed crop loan deadline has been extended to May 15. The extension allows applicants who had not yet secured loans to file and receive relief.
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J. B. Hill
NEW INSTRUCTIONS FOR HOME LOANS IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Oklahoma City April 28 In Washington today Home Loan bank board officials issued new instructions for aid to home owners in involuntary distress. State manager John Mahr said only applicants in involuntary distress as of June 13 1933 will be considered. Loans will be stalled where bonds or cash have not been paid out until qualification under the distress clause is confirmed.
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Oklahoma City
Home Loan Bank Board
Washington
John
Mahr
Roosevelt
Pontotoc County Equalization Board Adjourns Sine Die
Pontotoc county equalization board adjourned sine die after meeting regulations for the duties of reviewing assessments hearing complaints adjusting and equalizing assessments. Last week the board found Charley Floyd’s assessment satisfactory with one complaint presented and few other matters. next meeting as excise board begins in July. R. W. Simpson chairs with T. O. Dandridge and B. E. Hennigan as members.
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Pontotoc County
R. W. Simpson
T. O. Dandridge
B. E. Hennigan
Workman Hurt In Fall At Lawrence Quarry
Beryl Lane of the Oklahoma Port land Cement quarry in Lawrence was injured when a railing failed and he fell fifteen feet to a concrete floor. He was transported to Ada hospital with no broken bones but severe shock from the impact.
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Beryl Lane
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Lawrence
Ada
Lane
Greater I Invested Returns for the Amount
Classified ad notes investment returns and related amounts, presenting a brief financial mention without additional context or details.
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Range
Bain Trail
Nlale
Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
W. C. Duncan
State OF
Pontotoc
Ella D. Coltrane
Abbie C. Spray
Claude V. Thompson
C. F. Green
Ada, Okla
Executrix
Pies
Section Twenty-two
Township Two
Paris Street
County
Sunshine School
G. A. Pitts
Sunshine
L. B. Underhill
Barney Parker
Miss Parker
Lorene Jones
Arlene Clayton
Mary Tinsley
Mary Doris Ford
T. F. Pierce
Lee Elliot
Bill Elliot
Lee
Lois
Roy
Wayne Hudson
Christ
Blue Mound
G. E. Parker
L. B
Hugh Emerson
Parrie Britt
Townsend
Jesse School
Stonewall
Buster Hardin
Connor Logsdon
Vera Thomason
Life of Christ School
Opal Lee Henden
Trilla Mae Thompson
Bonnie May Cope
Earnest Garrett
Fred Stukte
Lester Watson
Lorene Blevins
Maggie Lee Zumbro
Lonnie Craddick
Burrows School
Cole Underhill
Burrows
Dick ‘Truitt
W. B. Cantwell
First Baptist Church
Fort Smith, Ark
Kingkade
Cantwells
Cantwell
ORY
Hughes Co
Ged. A. Colling
DR. Wirt
Workman
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