Ada Weekly News notices and city council items
Court and public notices from Ada Oklahoma include bankruptcy of FE P Bryant with first creditors meeting on May 17 1909 and guardianship sale of Goldie Lewis estate on May 14 1909 in Pontotoc County. Also real estate notices for Ruby May McKinney Chester Cecil McKinney and Bessie Jewell McKinney and Ada city council proceedings May 10 1909 with bids and ordinances and appointments.
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To-Wit
Ruby May McKinney
Chester Cecil McKinney
Township
Souteast
Township 3
North Range 7
Little
Chapman Hill
Hope
Shirley
West
Crowder
Evans
Sims
Hill
J. L. Rawls
J. H. Cantwell
R. E. Haynes
J. K. Hendrix
Ayes
Chapman
Noel
Aves
Noes
Ligon
Walker
B. C. King
City of Ada
Guardian seeks hearing to sell minor ward real estate in Bryan County
In Pontotoc County Court, guardian George W. Latta seeks an order to sell the real estate of Fred Latta, a minor, with a hearing set for May 22, 1909. Notice requires next of kin and interested parties to appear or be served, Ada Weekly News to publish for three weeks.
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Bebee
Okla
Galbraith & McKeown
Ada
Ada Weekly News of
Joel Terrell
Fred Latta
George W. Latta
Ward
Ada Weekly News
Oklahoma
Jane Jeffe
Bryan County
Indian Base
Meridian
Pontotoc County
Jeff Latta
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Walsh Case
The 6th day of May 1909 M L Walsh of Ada Oklahoma was adjudicated a bankrupt. Creditors will meet at the Ada Oklahoma office at 10 oclock forenoon on May 0 1909 to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact proper business. Ada Weekly News designated official notice paper first published May 13.
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District Court of the United States
Oklahoma
Ada
FE. P. Bryant
Rofs
E. P. Bryant
Okla
A. H. Constant
Ada Weekly News
A. D
District of
M. L. Walsh
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate by Guardian
1909 guardian George W Latta petitions to sell the real estate of minor ward Jeff Latta. The court sets a hearing time at the specified hour to review the guardian’s petition and estate actions.
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Guardian
Guardianship Sale of McKinney Realty in Ardmore OK
In the guardianship of Ruby May McKinney Chester Cecil McKinney and Bessie Jewell McKinney the Carter County Oklahoma court orders sale by private bid after May 31 1909. The guardian will offer the estates interest in Pontotoc County real estate in Ardmore Oklahoma pending court confirmation.
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Carter
State of Oklahoma
Ruby May McKinney
Chester Cecil McKinney
Bessie Jewell McKinney
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
State of Oklaho
Woodmen Circle Delights Ada with Group Entertainment
The Woodmen Circle of Ada hosted a well attended reception in the I O O F hall with guests from Roff and Center Lodges. A full program featured songs readings duets drills and refreshments of strawberries cream and cake.
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Woodmen Circle
Ada
Roff and Center Lodges
Mr. Norrell
Lois Kerr
Clytie Young
Gracia Lash
Vivian Reed
Gonnar McQueen
Mrs. Crowder
Mrs. Owens
Lerline Chisler
Oklahoma state board faces budget crisis for public works
Guthrie Oklahoma May 10 A conference of state officers is likely to decide if a special legislative session is needed to fund the state board of public affairs. The board says 36500 for the next two years is inadequate and covers purchasing for agencies, buildings, equipment and supplies for as many as two million dollars in construction projects across the state.
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Guthrie
Okla
State Board of Public Affairs
Fort Supply
State University
McAlester
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Wynnewood
Chickasha
Claremore
State Reformatory
Granite
Normal
Durant
Ada
State School of Mines
Wilburton
Washington
Department of the Interior
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
Frank Pierce
J. George Wright
Muskogee
Ballinger
Oklahoma City Capital Scheme Seeks Bipartisan Support
The Oklahoma City state capital committee wins backing from county party organizations and both Republican and Democratic central committees oversee initiative petition circulation. Over 8,000 petitions sent. many returned with home signatures. Secretary H A Johnson urges prompt returns to track progress. Notaries often decline certification fees. Legislature is formally notified of the initiative measure.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston
Ballard's Herbine Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Ballard's Herbine as a mild yet effective cure for constipation and dyspepsia. It claims quick relief for stomach and liver complaints and lists G. M. Ramsey's as the supplier, with a price of 80 cents per bottle.
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Ballard
G. M. Ramsey's
Madill Oil Field hailed as a wild-cat prospect
Professor Gould reports on the Madill oil field near Norman Oklahoma predicting it may become one of the state's largest. He notes no surface indicators complicating exploration yet sees high grade oil and shallow wells around 500 feet. Expansion of the field could spur regional manufacturing growth.
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Norman
Okla
Gould
Madill
Oklahoma
Bartlesville
Glenn Pool
Red Beds
Tariff battle in senate grows as Adams forecasts shifts
Special Correspondence describes the tariff fight as a sham, with trusts hopeful and reformers discouraged. Adams criticizes Capitol fluency and corruption while Dolliver Cummins attack Republican hypocrisy. Democrats largely favor tariff cuts. Republicans resist. Gore plans amendments to pressure revisionists and insurgents.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Charles Francis Adams
Evening Times
Pawtucket
R. L
Washington
Dolliver and Cummins
Gore
Tulsa Grand Jury to Probe Muskogee Fraud Cases
Judge Marshall will preside in Tulsa for a thirty day investigation into Muskogee fraud cases with Gov Haskell and others as defendants. Special US Prosecutor Rush and Oliver T. Pason assist District Attorney Gregg. 75 witnesses expected from across the nation.
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Tulsa
Muskogee
Haskell
Ralph Campbell
John A. Marshall
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Sylvester Rush
Oliver T. Pagan
Attorne
W. J. Gregg
Gregg
Rush
Pasan
Chic
Taft urges Congress to reform Porto Rico governance
President Taft sent a special message urging action at the current extra session to amend the Foraker Act governing Porto Rico. He highlights a gravity through the failed Porto Rican legislature to pass appropriation bills, leaving the island without support after June 30. He argues United States risked overextension of political power and calls to strip absolute appropriation power from irresponsible leaders.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Porto Rico
United States
New Brick for Main Street Project
Mr J W Wright removes the old frame building on Main Street and plans immediate construction of a brick building measuring 25 by 140 feet. Architect Keen holds the contract for the project.
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J. W. Wright
Main Street
Wright
Keen
Storm Damage Strikes Tulsa Area From Severe Night Storm
Tulsa reports heavy damage from a long storm. Robinson Hotel water damage about 2000 dollars after unprotected elevator shaft. Brady dry goods on East First flooded back water. Basements flooded and utilities crippled. Pioneer Telephone loses about 5000 dollars. Frisco washout halts Kansas City Meteor train. Sapulpa crews assemble late. Two inches of rain, widespread ruin, unconfirmed casualty rumors.
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Tulsa
Robinson
Brady Dry Goods
East First Street
Pioneer Telephone Company
City Federation Elects Officers at Special Meeting
The city federation held a called meeting last Tuesday and elected officers for the term. President is Mrs. R. F. King, vice president Mrs. W. W. Sledge, secretary Mrs. C. A. Galbraith, treasurer Mrs. Virgil Hale, auditor Mrs. A. M. Croxton.
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City Federation
R. F. King
W. W. Sledge
C. A. Galbraith
Virgil Hale
A. M. Croxton
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Goldie Lewis
Pontotoc
Goldie Lew's
Sail Court
Court House
State of
Range 4
John Bolin
E. A. Holmes
M. Threadgill
RE. A. Holmes
A. H M. Constant
Bessie Jewell McKinhey
Harreld & Ward
Charley McKinney
Ada News
Bryan
Hatchett & Ferguson
John L. West
Angelo Grove No
Reading
Inez Fisher
Mary Kate Baker
Ruby Eaton
Mrs. Owen
Miss May Leise
Mr. Gorrie
Alta Barringer
Interior Department
Madill Oil Fields
Capitol
Judge Marshall
Federal Grand Jury
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