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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
4
A section lists candidates for various county and state offices including judge, clerk, treasurer, attorney and commissioners with re election notes. The page also carries a sharp wit column quoting Byron Norrell and comic remarks about a Canadian and a Spree, ending with a brief Ada Star-Democrat note and a joke from the Chickasha Express.
Notice of Application for Tax Deed to Ella Nolstubby for Pontotoc County Oklahoma property described as the N W quarter of the SE quarter of section 4 two three miles east. tax sale certificate issued September 20 1910. redemption within sixty days after service. tax deed to follow.
Oklahoma Pontotoc County in the County Court orders final settlement hearings for numerous estates and guardianships. Hearing set for Friday June 12, 1914 at 10:00 A M in Ada, with notices to be published in Ada News for two consecutive weeks. Also includes tax deed notices and multiple real estate descriptions and guardianship appointments across Pontotoc County.
The Merchants and Planters National Bank of Ada Oklahoma is certified by Comptroller John Skelton Williams to commence banking under federal law. The notice, published April 15 1944, confirms compliance with statutes and authorization to operate.
A Rockefeller Institute doctor urges an immediate examination of the Republican party for “hookworms nagging our folks” and dismisses recent cures by the commission as insufficient to revive a corpse. The critic notes the treatment should have begun before the Chicago convention.
Rev. C. W. Stringer reported an emaciated man found in the woods near Tyrola. Sheriff Duncan and Dr. Wimish helped, discovering he had been lying there four days. He was washed and cared for at Mr. Ray's home, and recovery is hoped. The man gave his name as he spoke.
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