Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure Ada Pontotoc County
Notice is given of foreclosure sales in Pontotoc county Oklahoma. Sheriff W B Walker will offer parcels in Ada on May 11 1926 and May 17 1926 to satisfy judgments costs and attorneys fees. Properties include described quarters in Section 13 Township 3 North Range 8 East and an undivided three eighths mineral rights in Northwest Quarter Section 28 Township 23 North Range 4 East plus Lot 11 Block 40 in Ada. Notices reference Seth Atwood Oklahoma State Bank of Ada and First State Bank of Vaness among others.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Seth B. Atwood
Jesse W. Morris
Ada
W. B. Walker
Okio
P. H. Deal
McKeown & Green
J. W. Galloway
District Court of
Oklahoma State Bank of
Kingfisher Wins OU Interscholastic Track Meet
Kingfisher high school topped the OU interscholastic track meet with 18 points led by Earl Flint who accounted for 15. Thomas led Class B with 20 points while Bartlesville junior high won that division with 27 1/2. Taylor of Hinton set a state pole vault record and A D Howell of Nowata broke the discus mark from 1919.
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Norman
Kingfisher High School
University of Oklahoma
Earl Flint
Thomas
Bartlesville Junior High School
Taylor
Hinton
Pernel
A. D. Howell
Nowata
Hamburg
Howell
Dudrey
Woodward
Mace
Guthrie
Watts
Morris
Jack Carmen
Bristow
QC. Flint
Kingfisher
Frank Norman
Pernell
Flint
Cohiman
Ponca City
Bristow Ee
Nowata Es
Italy Rejects Jazz as Opera Masters Insist on Tradition
Rome notes Italy as home of grand opera rejects jazz fusion with horror. Violinist Mario Corti praises jazz's vigor but warns against its drift from Italian tradition. Mascagni rails against jazz, calling it noise and urging a return to Strauss as a model. Italian composers rise in a renaissance led by young leaders under 50, with Casella and Respighi gaining international fame and Respighi's Pines of Rome thrilling New York audiences.
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Rome
Italy
Scala
Milan
San Carlo
Naples
Metropolitan
New York
Mario Corti
Royal Academy of Santa Cecilia
Signor Corti
Pietro Mascagni
Cavalleria Rusticana
United States
Signor Mascagni
Johan Strauss
America
The Republican Threat in Oklahoma Agriculture Politics
The article discusses Governor Lowden's Haugen bill endorsement as heightening farm relief tensions within the Republican party. It notes Lowden's influence, potential presidential ambitions, and how farmers, Democrats, and conservatives like Price Thompson influence the political landscape amid tariff and immigration debates. It mentions Elmer Thomas, Harreld, and Harreld’s electoral risk if farm relief stalls.
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Oklahoma City News
Lowden
Jardine
Coolidge
Illinois
West
Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas
Harreld
Price Thompson
el Reno
Thompson
Walton
Muskogee Chamber Completes County Poultry Course
The Muskogee Chamber of Commerce finishes a state recognized poultry course for county farmers. Fifty seven enrolled, seventy eight percent completed and passed exams. Diplomas will be mailed from Oklahoma City after grading by a poultry expert. lessons were mailed weekly to participants.
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Muskogee
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
Notice by Publication in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma to defendants J M Bruner and wife Mary K Bruner. J T Higgins and wife Sarah Higgins. H G Bowler and unknown heirs. They are sued in Pontotoc County to quiet title to parts of lots in Block 40. An order of sale issued April 22 1926 directs sale of lands in Section 33 Township 5N Range 5E to satisfy a 1925 foreclosure judgment of Everest Porter Mortgage Co against J L Parker and Nancy Parker and others for $2382.50 plus interest, attorney fees, and costs. The notice provides the sale details per law.
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First State Bank of Vaness
R. S. Perry
Mollie Perry
Carey
Lombard Young & Company
State of Oklahoma
Vaness
Oklahoma
Ada
L. E. Franklin
Byron Roberts
E. J. Walker
Pontotoc Unty
Virginia
Bingham
Bessie Perham
Joseph M
J. M. Bruner
J. M. Ner
Mary K K. Bruner
John T
J. T. Higgins
Sarah Higgen
Higgins
H. G. Or
Harry Bowler
Pontotoc County
Everest-Porter Mortgage Company
J. L. Parker
Nancy C. Parker
A. L. Rose
Pearle Rose
Ward Merrick
T. A. Starritt
W. H. Abernathy
Roy. S. Carter
G. E. Nance ,Jr
Abernathy-Lane Trust
H. N. Lane
Geo. A. Lowry
H .W. Wells
T. E. LaSelle
J. L. van Dissen
B. A. LaSelle
Beaver Oil Trust
Freeman Gault
J. H. Snodgrass
C. G. Downey
Beverly
Notice to Creditors in Z. T. Henderson Estate
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County county court notices require all claims against Z. T. Henderson, deceased, to be presented with vouchers to administrator John F. Henderson at his Ada machine shop corner 10th street and Constant Avenue within four months. after that period, claims will be barred. May 5, 1926. C. T. Barney, Attorney for Administrator.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Z. T. Henderson
John F. Henderson
10Th St
Constant Ave
Ada
Oklahoma
Supreme Court Dismisses Creek Nation Land Appeal
The Supreme Court dismissed for want of jurisdiction the appeal of Isabella Samuels and co claimants over Creek Nation land in Oklahoma in a suit against Joseph H. Childers. The land was part of Julia Osborne's allotment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Isabella Samuels
Oklahoma
Joseph H. Childers
Julia Osborne
Okmulgee Court Rules No County Auto Purchases
Okmulgee district court upholds County Clerk Dave Armstrong's claim that commissioners lack authority to buy automobiles for county officers, except for road patrols. The case follows former County Engineer Herbert C. King trading two used cars and paying a $1,500 difference for another used roadster used countywide.
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Associated Press
Okmulgee
Tulsa
Braggs Bound Over On Larceny Charge
Steve Braggs was bound over to await district court action on larceny of a domestic animal. He appeared before Justice H. J. Brown this morning. His bond set at 1000 dollars was posted for release. Braggs of Stratford allegedly stole the animal on April 23.
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Steve Braggs
District Court
H. J. Brown
Braggs
Stratford
Air Service Aviation Bill Advances to Senate
The House passed a bill authorizing a five year program to build 2,200 army airplanes. The measure now goes to the Senate. The closing remark about coal scales and the ice man interrupts the report.
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Air Service
Washington
Army Aviation
House
Senate
Prison Warden Among Indicted Men in Alabama Murder Case
Charles R. Davis, Jefferson county convict warden, and four inmates formerly at Flat Top Mines, were indicted for first degree murder in the death of James W. Knox at Flat Top in August 1924. Others named are Cecil Houston White Albert Lewis Joe Payne and Homer Anderson. Davis was to surrender. the others are in confinement.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Charles R. Davis
Flat Top
Jefferson County
Grand Jury
James W. Knox
Cecil Houston White
Albert Lewis
Joe Payne
Homer Anderson
Houston
Lewis
Payne
Knox
Anderson
Warden Davis
Davis
Wilking to Launch Final Arctic Flight From Fairbanks
Captain George H. Wilkins announces he will depart Fairbanks with Lieut. Carl Bielson in a single engine airplane for a last Arctic expedition. The plan covers 400 miles north of Barrow then 200 miles of east west cruising before returning. A radio set will stay in touch with Point Barrow. Previous scouting found large ice fields suitable for landing.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
George H. Wilkins
Carl D. Bielson
Point Barrow
Alaskan
Arctic
Barrow
Wilkins
Kiwanis Favor Erection of Hotel in Ada
Ada Kiwanis members endorse the need for a new hotel in the city at a regular meeting. The resolution supports a hotel but does not specify financing or construction methods. Rev. A N Avery of McAlester praised civic club expansion and J M Carter Jr provided cornet selections. President Hugh Norris urged the On to Muskogee campaign for Kiwanis district convention planning.
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Kiwanis Club
Ada
A. N. Avery
McAlester
Methodist Church
Civic Clubs of
Oklahoma
J. M. Carter, Jr
Club
Hugh Norris
Muskogee
The
Kiwanis International
Flag Raised For Cement Quarrymen At Lawrence Works
One hundred fifty employees and guests gathered at the Lawrence quarry to raise an American flag after 96 days of work without an accident. Ada high school band played as M O Matthews spoke, and the flag remained aloft while the Star Spangled Banner played. Refreshments were served and Boy Scouts received merit and tenderfoot badges.
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Lawrence
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Ada High School
B. K. Cudd
M. O. Matthews
Stanley Diefenderfer
John Robinson
Glen Price
Ollie Smith
Virgil Strader
Sprinkling System Planned for State Capitol Grounds
Oklahoma City May 5 a new sprinkler system is being installed to water trees shrubs and flowers on the state capitol grounds land along the V shaped boulevard south of the building and in sunken gardens water pipes are laid along the boulevard curbs and in sunken gardens to supply moisture for recently planted trees and soon flowers will be added with plans for garden walks and a fountain later.
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Oklahoma City
State Capitol
State Board of Affairs
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