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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1914

Page

3

Notice of Foreclosure Sale and Real Estate Auctions in Pontotoc Area

Multiple real estate and estate notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma list foreclosure sale of parcels in Garvin McLain Pontotoc and other counties to satisfy judgments, sale dates set for May 25 1914 and private sale after May 16 1914, with details of land descriptions and court references. Also notices of sale of Ada property lot blocks and Daggs Addition with cash terms and filing requirements. Estray report notes a red two year old heifer taken up near Oakman April 8 1914 registered by John Gann.

Garvin County Oklahoma McLain County Pontotoc County Edward E. Holmes Holmes Ada Pontotoc County Sallie Dages County of Pontotoc State of Sallie Dagegs Towit Okla Daggs Township State of Oklahoma John Gann Takerup Oakman A. L. Miles

VOTERS MUST STICK TO THEIR PARTY IN OKLAHOMA

Report from Ardmore cites state election board secretary Ben W Riley stating Republicans Socialists and Progressives cannot vote in a Democratic primary unless they affix an affidavit of supporting the party ticket in the general election. Also an ad for McGees Baby Elixir promoting indigestion relief for babies.

War Scenes in Mexico City Reported by United Press

United Press dispatches from Vera Cruz dated April 25 1914 describe chaos in Mexico City as American residents flee the capital. Marines reportedly landed at Vera Cruz prompting crowds to threaten Yankees and prompting evacuations aided by British mediation to move refugees out under the British flag.

United Press Vera Cruz Mex New York Mexico City Buena Vista Huerta Mexico American Club Admiral Fletcher Joe Daniels War Department Army O’shaughnessy United States Sir Lionel Carden Europe

Oklahoma Crops In Fine Condition

Oklahoma City reports a May 1 monthly State Agriculture Department release shows very good crop conditions. Secretary Ben Hennessey notes low abandoned wheat, soil better than six year average, and widespread rainfall from .51 to two inches, signaling potential with minimal additional showers.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City State Department of Agriculture Ben Hennessey

Voters in Cities Must Register in Oklahoma

A general registration will be held in every city of the first class in Oklahoma during July, announced by Secretary Ben W. Riley of the State election board. Registration books will be opened July 1 and stay open until 9 o clock on the last Saturday in the month. precinct election inspectors will oversee.

Oklahoma Ben W. Riley State Election Board

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John Skelton Williams Eastern District of Alliance Trust Company, Limited A Corporation Henry M. Carr Mary B. Carr Edward B. Holmes Burns Bros. Hardware Company Henry M. Scales United States District Court District of Burn Bros. Hardware Company J. W. Harreld Rit Erwin Lee Daggs J. F. McKeel THIER Ters Sev Eral Republi County Election Board Ben Riley Ardmore Secretary State Election Board McGee’s Ramsey Drug Co William G. Shepard O'Shaughnessy Washington House of Deputies Fiske O’shaughnessey Gary Ouam Riley Hot Springs Hot Springs Medicine Co Central Avenue Ark Ada Title and Trust Company Ada, Okla
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