Ada editor business merger notice
Public notice concerns a business merger filed with local authorities. The Ada area discusses changes affecting operations and regulatory compliance for stakeholders and residents.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
4
Public notice concerns a business merger filed with local authorities. The Ada area discusses changes affecting operations and regulatory compliance for stakeholders and residents.
The Bartlesville Press Association endorses the proposed amendment to Article 9 Section 9 of the state constitution after expert discussion by George A. Henshaw of the corporation commission. The resolution argues that the change safeguards public interests, increases state taxable wealth, lowers freight rates, and encourages railroad development, urging readers to inform voters.
Ada Elks defeat Atoka 4 to 0 on Saturday. Ligon pitched a one-hit gem facing 28, Tolbert at first, strong defense with one error. McDaniel Tolbert Haile McMillian key hits. Elks leave five on base. Umpire Lancaster. Next games against Traveling Men May 24 and Sulphur May 26.
Guardian Samuel Jefferson will sell at public auction on June 9 1913 at 10 oclock A M in Idabel Oklahoma to the highest bidder the real estate of minor Latkom Jefferson in Pontotoc Choctaw and McCurtain Counties. Terms cash when sale is confirmed by the court. Published May 22 1913 Pontotoc County Oklahoma.
Two separate guardianship sale notices list real estate to be auctioned in 1913 in Pontotoc McCurtain counties Oklahoma. One sale concerns Tommy Harry minor in Seminole County with probate order dated May 22 1913. The other concerns Susianna Tekobbe minor in Pontotoc County with sale set for June 23 1913.
Dr. W. J. Vick alias Jno M Vick married Miss Bessie Lloyd in Stonewall then vanished with plans to return by train. He has a living wife and three children at Ravia Oklahoma, and is a known veterinary surgeon. A reward is offered as officers pursue him in Clarita Stonewall and surrounding areas.
Oklahoma lawmakers urge the State Department to appoint six diplomats and consuls abroad, noting only three from the state serve currently. They complain that other states receive larger shares while Oklahoma lobbies for faster Senate debate to curb costly extended filibusters.
The News supports Colto Wells of Cleburne Texas for Indian Commissioner despite Oklahoma’s stake. Wells, appointed by President Wilson, is deemed eminently qualified and likely to ensure just treatment for the state.
Ink deteriorates quickly in the tropics and has gum like consistency. Steel pens rust during the wet season. The Ada Boy Scouts were entertained at dinner by Mrs Copeland and Mrs Davis. Mrs Mumpers also entertained several guests.
W A McCall filed an affidavit May 26 1913 noting three estrays taken up including a red motley yearling steer and a red bull calf, all branded HJ on the right hip. Residence listed as Allen Oklahoma with the notice published May 29 1913. A L Miles County Clerk witnessed the proceeding.
West half of the Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter and other portions in Section 35 Township 1N Range 5E and the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 32 Township 1N Range 6E are set for cash sale upon confirmation. Guardian John C. Herndon directs, with attorney J Randall Connell. First published May 30, 1913.
Ada observes a third Trades Day under the Commercial club banner with no premiums this year. Merchants post low prices and farmers may auction items at no cost through a free auctioneer service, aimed at boosting profits for participants.
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