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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references a Taylor company and a sale notice with unclear details. Readable elements include a corporate name and possible sale context, but critical facts such as date, place, or parties are absent.
Multiple sheriff sale notices across Pontotoc County Oklahoma announce property foreclosures. Proclamations include Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company as plaintiff against Nichols and others, and others involving Franklin Davis, and Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company. Auctions set for May 12, 1924 and May 19, 1924 at 10:00 a.m. at Ada courthouse. Notices list properties, judgments, interest, costs, and rights of occupancy or prior deeds. Also includes publication notices foreclosing mortgages and oil and gas lease sale scheduled May 10, 1924.
Public notices list claims against James C Price deceased require presentation within four months to administrator C H Rives at Ada Oklahoma. Also notice of mineral lease hearing May 10 1924 for Frank Jeffress Taylor and John Taylor minors owners in Northeast quarter Section 8 Township 2 North Range 4 East 160 acres. Plus petition for administration of J H Fowler estate before Judge Tal Crawford on May 19 1924 in Ada with Keown Green as attorneys.
Oklahoma oilman Jake L. Hannon dreamed his son Jake Jr. would become the youngest U.S. president and chaired the Republican Party. His widow testified before the Teapot Dome committee in Washington and recalled his ambition and political shifts. She also reflected on adult education and libraries aiding educated citizenship through advisory roles and expanded reading resources.
Carl H Milam of the American Library Association argues libraries foster adult education beyond schools at the Conference on Home Education with the National Parent Teachers convention in Minneapolis. The piece also covers local school honors, district meet results, and thanks to teachers and supporters.
Oklahoma City May 3 Two hundred delinquent lessees of state land may lose their land unless they pay back rentals within the next month. The law, enacted by the Ninth legislature, allows canceling contracts after one month notice. Governor Trapp says action protects state interests and funds for taxpayers.
Washington reports the administration will push the immigration bill to floor votes in both houses. President Coolidge says July 1 is too soon for Japan diplomatic talks and backs a March 1, 1926, effective date. Supporters aim to defeat the conference report and seek a later date.
Japanese Buddhist nuns plan a national meeting in Kyoto to debate ending enforced celibacy. Zenkoji Temple’s 3,000 nuns back the move, sending a 100-strong delegation to press for husbands for priests across sects.
Community notices list Rocky Chapel Knox Parish Chapel and Parish area groups meeting on specific days 7 30 p m. with second and fourth Thursday Friday Tuesday and Wednesday slots to coordinate local church events and gatherings.
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