Estate of Joe Porter heirs suit in Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma issues notice by publication in Pontotoc County for the heirs and unknown claimants of Joe Porter Herbert Porter Katie Porter and Mary Cunningham to determine heirship and adjudicate rights to various described lands in Section 20 28 and surrounding townships before June 30 1928. Court clerk I E Frankl in signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Katie Porter
Mary Cunningham
Porter
Joe Porter
Herbert Porter
Frankeein
Pontetee County
Okla
Byron Roberts
McKeeown & Green
Joe Town
Clarence Crummey
Tennie Crummey
Jimmie
Robert Jimmie
Catherine Frazier
Joseph McGee
Lucy McGee
Gincy Parnacher
Notice to Creditors in Randolph Laurence Estate
The estate of Randolph Laurence deceased requires all claimants to present their claims with vouchers to Kathryne Laurence Kingsley now Kathryne K Eslinger Executrix at the McKeown Green office Ada Oklahoma within four months of the date of the notice or be barred. Dated May 4 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford James Skirvin
J. F. McKeel
Ada
Oklahoma
Nellie K
Skirvin
Executrix
J. FB. McKeel
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Said
Randolph Laurence
Kathryne Laurence Kingsley
Kathryne K. Eslinger
McKeown & Green
Kathryyne K. Esulinger
Public Auction Ada Oklahoma Indian Land Sale
Public auction in front of the Ada Post Office Oklahoma by W E Hinkey field clerk Thursday June 14 1928 at two o clock James W Walker Chickasaw Roll No 391 20 acres B2 SH4 Nid of Bee 12 T 3 N R B in Pontotoc County rough grass land dark sandy soil 8 miles from Stonewall Oklahoma prospective value for oil and gas appraisement 12 50 per acre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Oklahoma
W. E. Hinkey
James W. Walker
Chickasaw
Bee
Pontotoc
Stonewall
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Fontetoe County Oklahoma
Foreclosure sale ordered by Fontetoe County District Court on May 17 1928 for 5148 18 plus interest and costs. Property: Lots 3 4 and S half of NW quarter Section 4 Township 4 North Range 4 East totaling 154.65 acres. Sale at Ada Court House on June 25 1928 at 2 PM to satisfy judgment.
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State. OF
Oklahoma
Pentotec
District Court
J. F. MekKeel
Walter .C. Coffey
Pontotoc County
J. F. McKeel
Walter C. Coffey
Walter . Coffey
Oklahoma State Bank of Davis
Adz
Clarence Crum
State OF Oklahoma
Gabrel Brown
Lucy Brown
Susan Brown
Mary C. Harriss
Nee Burris
F. O. Harriss
Andrew V. Erwin
H. H. Mundy
BE. N. Newblock
C. H. Howard
Harry C. Peiker
L. Reed
J. F. Duncan
H. J. Milligan
R. C. Maxedon
White
Thelma Chancellor
Monarch Loan
Company
State of
C. S. White
Meridian
BE. Franklin
Pontotec County
Okla
Byron Roberts
McKeown & Green
L. M. Langley
Indianapolis
Interstate Mortgage Trust Company
C. S. Everett
John Dunn
J. E. Patton
Laura Parks
Oakley Fay Parks Brown
Annie L. Parks
Goldie Ray Parks
Forthey C. Parks
Lonnie C. Parks
William Murphy
R. S. Savery
Goldie Bay Parks
Lonnie ©. Parks
Sunrise
City of Ada
Interstate Mortgage _Trust Company
Range 4
KK. S. Savery
Joseph McGee
Lucy McGee
Giney Parnacher
Catherine Frazier
LS. Franklin
Sherife
Fontetoe County
Oklahoma State Bank of
Ada
Kansas E. Gray
Nee Hinkle
Robert S. Gray
General Jackson Hinkle
David 8. Hinkle
Jesse Hinkle
Oda Hinkle
George Albert Hinkle
Woodrow Wilson Hinkle
Columbus Hinkle
Mary Elley Lee Hinkle
L’ontotoc County
Indian Base
Willie Miller
Nee McSwain
Lillie McSwain
Jacob T. Barnes
Maud McSwain
Clarence Thomas McSwain
Belle McsSwain
Charles McSwain
Belle McSwain
Charles McSw
Oklahoma plans largest fish hatchery west of Mississippi
In Oklahoma City on May 16 plans were discussed to build the state’s largest fish hatchery on Pennington creek in Johnston county near Regan. A. J. Thomas and Ray O. Weems outlined funding, land purchases, and water rights as construction could begin July 1.
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Oklahoma City
Mississippi River
Oklahoma
State Fish and Game Department
A. J. Thomas
Federal
Neosho
Ray O. Weems
Thomas
State Irrigation and Drainage Commission
Pennington Creek
Johnston County
Regan
Irrigation and Drainage Commission
Tom McKeown
Weems
Medicine Park
Tegan
Oil Production in US Declines Week End May 19 Led by West Texas
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a 17,293 barrel weekly drop in the US light and heavy gravity oil output ending May 19. West Texas fields again posted the largest losses with Seminole and other Oklahoma areas also down, while California showed gains in light and heavy crude. Total Oklahoma production fell to 610,245 barrels from 613,050 the prior week as overall US output declined.
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Tulsa
West Texas
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Hendricks
Oklahoma
California
Pacific Coast
Shamrock
Texas Panhandle
Texas
North Louisiana
North Louisiana Heavy
Arkansas Light
Arkansas Heavy
North
Mid-Continent
Il cc Eteenmiens
Southwest
Rock Mountain Area
Westheimer-Daube oil activity reports near Allen and Clarita
The Westheimer-Daube Wade No. 2 near Allen shows 2 594 feet of oil in the hole after 17 feet in oil sand as an offset producer while surface line work continues for Milner No. 4. McCraw moves tools in Clarita area as 54 gravity oil tops the section. In Washington, May 22, the McNary Haugen farm relief bill sits at the White House with veto expectations and a pending presidential decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westheimer-Daube
Milner
Washington
White House
Coolidge
Pawhuska Teen Ends Life By Poison Amid Worries
John Judy, 19, a Pawhuska high school football standout, died en route to a local hospital after taking poison at home near Wynona. Authorities note academic decline and financial concerns. He was nephew of W. K. Judy, torpedo man in Tulsa. This is the second local suicide in three days following Oscar Bradley, 76, who shot himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
John Judy
Wynona
W. K. Judy
Tulsa
Oscar Bradley
Indian Bill Passed Extend Leases for Choctaw Lands
The Senate bill to extend leases on coal and asphalt deposits on Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian lands in Oklahoma was passed today and sent to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Oklahoma
House
Lost red mare mule and for sale peanuts notice
Lost red mare mule between 50 and 900 pounds. W D Dame Center Oklahoma. FOR SALE. Choice Spanish peanuts for planting through June 15. 1.35 dollars per bushel f o b Durant. Address L F Lee care of The First National Bank of Durant Oklahoma. 23 4tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Dame
Center
Okla
O. B
Ruth caps season with 13th homer for Yankees
Babe Ruth belted his 13th homer of the season in the sixth inning against the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium. The ball sailed into the left field grandstand as Durocher scored and Bryan Harris pitched, giving New York a 6 0 lead.
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Babe
New York
Babe Ruth
Yankee Red Sox
Ruth
Durocher
Bryan Harriss
Yankees
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