Real estate to be sold after court confirmation and deed delivery
Guardian Millie Mae Greenwood, a minor, with A C Nabors as guardian, is involved in a real estate sale to be completed on court confirmation and deed delivery. The dated document is May 23 1985 and Kemp and McArthur serve as guardians’ attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Mae Greenwood
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Ada
Pontotoc County
Towi
A.C. Nabors
Guardian
Kemp & McArthur
Notice of Public Court Action and Sale Notices in Pontotoc
Public notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma detail a 1935 foreclosure action by Marie J. Davis against W. A. Barrett and others, plus a separate Federal Land Bank case against Huddleston Field heirs and others. Also listed are oil and gas lease sales in Johnston County and a fatal Rockville Maryland grade crossing accident involving a school bus driver and the B&O railroad.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank OF Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
Anp Ration
John Myers
Ora Myers
State OF Oklahoma
Huddieston Field
Federal Land Bank of
Lily R. Davis
John Davis
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rockville
Safety Bureau
Cultivation Tests Show Mulch Keeps Moisture In
Oklahoma farm experts report any cultivation method that controls weeds and reduces evaporation will do. Tests on cotton and kafir show no clear yield advantage from extra cultivation beyond weed control and moisture conservation. Section harrow and rotary hoe praised for breaking crust and killing germinating weeds. deep and shallow plans both effective. Chinch bug control funds will supply creosote for protecting corn fields across multiple states, with coordinated state and county leadership and farmer labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Clyde Haston
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Haston
Harrow
A. and M
Supreme Court strikes down NRA code power in wage case
The Supreme Court unanimously rules Section 3 of the Industrial Recovery Act invalid. It holds that federal authority to set codes and wage and hour provisions is not properly limited or defined, restoring powers to the states for interstate commerce questions. The decision affects NRA efforts and spurs House debate on extending the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Hughes
House Committee
NRA
Senate
Donald R. Richberg
NRA Board
Stanley Reed
Richberg
House
Ways and Means
Doughton
Burns
Rep
Cooper
D-Tenn
McAdoo
D-Calif
A. L. A. Schester Poultry Corporation
Brooklyn
High Court
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Schechters
Notice of Tax Deed and Oil Lease Hearing in Pontotoc
Notice of application for tax deedowner Richard W Camp holder of tax sale certificate 2508 for parts of section 36 4e in Pontotoc County Oklahoma and a separate order setting hearing on May 13 1935 for approval of an oil and gas lease by Full Blood Chickasaw heirs with lands in section 9 township 1 north range 6 east Johnston and Pontotoc counties Oklahoma. publication and serving deadlines announced.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Bank of
Ada
Oklahoma
T. M. Abbott, Jr
Jessie Abbott
District Court
Range
Clyde Kaiser
Kiahoma
Claude Sturdivant
Towit
Pontotec County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
John W. Scribner
Katie Scribner
Papoose O1l Company
Farmers Union Co-op
Royalty Company
Flag O11 Company
Oklo
Lillard, Eidson & Buck
Harrell & Kerr
A. H. Constant
Willie Mai Prewette
Lavina Diefenderfer
Victor Diefenderfer
Carolyn Erickson
Quitman Prewette
B. Wilson Lumber Company
Grace
North Range
Johnston County
County OF
Johnston
Mary Ned
Ruby Ned
County OF Pontotoc
OF Oklahoma
Closs Jackson
Nellie Jackson
Nellie Hurst
James Ulmer
S. H. Mount
A. C. Abston
Richard W. Camp
Arlene Hughes
F. Gardner
John Ned
Nora Ned
Abe Ned
Lena Ned
Mina Ned
Morris Ned
Rena Ned
Ida Ned Alexander
Iverson Alexander
Serena Ned
A. J. Stratten
G. €. McBride
Acts of Congress of the
United States
Tishomingo
Robert Crockett
Durant
McKeown, Gilbreath & Crawford
Nightwatchman Shot in Pauls Valley Bandit Attack
Pauls Valley night watchman George Lopez, 49, was killed instantly by three bandits who had abducted night policeman George Longacre and a youth named Nelson. The robbers fled in a Ford V-8 with a cloth-covered plate, released Longacre and Nelson three miles south, and escaped. A statewide search continued into the afternoon with no arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauls Valley
George Lopez
George Longacre
Nelson
Longacre
Here
Jobless Magnate Touts New Insullopopoulis Plan No. 2
A distressed financier pivots to a fresh Insullopoulis enterprise, aiming to salvage his career after prior failures. He promises bold projects and renewed confidence despite recent setbacks and market turmoil.
Boy Wayne Reed Dies After Boat Accident At Water Reservoir
In Sallisaw Oklahoma on May 26 Wayne Reed 13 drowned when a boat struck a dam and overturned at a water reservoir four miles west of town. His sister witnessed the tragedy as did another sister. Companion Joe Mansfield 14 swam to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallisaw
Neal Reed
Wayne
Here
Reed
Joe Mansfield
Budding Pecan and Walnut Trees Urged for Farmers
Oklahoma A and M extension horticulturist D C Mooring warns farmers in Stillwater that neglecting pecan and walnut budding and grafting aftercare leads to subpar tree condition. He urges timely follow up to ensure trees are in first class shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
D. C
Oklahoma A
College Extension
Missionary Sought as Chinese Troops Search For Priest
United States legation reported 309 Chinese troops hunting for Rev. Father Harold Bush an American missionary missing since late April near Lansiapiang 12 miles from Kiangsi border. Bush left Shihcheng in southwest Kiangsi April 28 to visit friends in the mountains and was believed captured by bandits soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
United States
Legation
Father Harold Bush
Lansiapiang
Kiangsi
Medford
Mass
Father Bush
Shihcheng
Kiangsi Province
Greatest returns for the amount invested News Classified Ads
Local classified notice urges readers to compare returns on investment with various financial options. Highlights potential yields and encourages inquiry to determine best value for capital. Includes contact information for further details and eligibility criteria.
Supreme Court Strikes Down NRA Code Authority in Schechter Poultry
The Supreme Court, in a Hughes written opinion, declares recovery act provisions giving the president power to proclaim code rules over private industry unconstitutional. The Schechter Poultry case from New York challenges the NRA codes regulating wages and hours in the live poultry trade, with trial court findings and penalties against the Schechter firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Supreme Court
Hughes
Schechter Poultry
New York
A. L. A. Schechter Poultry Corporation
Schechter Live Poultry Market, Inc
Brooklyn
Federal District Court
Joseph Schechter
Alex Schechter
Extension Sows Cotton Control for Another Year
Washington May 24 Extension of the Bankhead cotton program was agreed at a White House conference. Senate and House agriculture committees reported unanimous agreement. Senator Bankhead said the administration will provide a 12 cent loan per pound for this year if the extension passes. Some favored a two year continuation, but the shorter term prevailed. Farmers must vote two thirds to approve under the act. last fall the vote was over 10 to 1 in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bankhead
White House
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Roosevelt
D-Jia
Robert Cargo Executed in Oklahoma State Penitentiary
In McAlester on May 24 1934 21 year old Robert Cargo was electrocuted for the murder of A L Luke a Bethany nurseryman. Luke's body was found March 7 in his home. Cargo was arrested near his home in Birmingham Alabama a week later and the case marked the first execution under Governor Marland and the first Bethany murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Luke
E. W. Marland
Bethany
Oklahoma City
More Oklahomans Pay Income Tax in 1933 Rise
Washington reports that Oklahoma was among 12 divisions to show an increase in 1933 income tax returns. Total filings in Oklahoma counties towns and townships over 1000 population reached 34 900, up from 4 115 the prior year. Oklahoma ranked twentieth in total returns through December 31.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Internal Revenue Departement
Texas
Tennessee
Kansas
North Carolina
Oregon
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Monetana
Arkansas
Delaware
Idaho
Strayed two red-marked bull calves near Center area
Lost bull calves with red ear marks, last seen south of Center. Reward offered. Contact C. J. Tiner at Gaar Corner.
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C. J. Tiner
Gaar Corner
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la Vina Diefenderfer
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Marie J. Davia -Kaintiff
W. A. Barrett
A. A. Zinn
Clyde A. Dodge
Maxwell Investment Company
Clara Lee
Hallum
Delia Yates
E. J. Schowaiter
L. Christine Schowaiter
Sarah J. Hallum
E. J. Schowalter
L. Christine Schowalter
Sarah J. Hallam
Marie J. Davis
Ella Barrett
M. M
E. J. Schowaler
Oklahoma County
Pdella Bedford
Harrell & Kerr, Attys
Turkey Creek
N. M
Huddleston Floyd
Charles W. Floyd
Eliza Floyd
Huddleston Flood
Della Bedford
J. F. McKeel, Jr
Curran JR
W. BE. Pepperell
Ada Weekly News
State OF
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McKeown, Gilbreath &Rawford
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Ben Hatcher
American Building
Chinch Bag
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Corn
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Bureau of Entomology
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Strong
Department of Agriculture
P. N. Annand
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Colbert
Joe Choate
Anderson
Hoot Owl Ranch
Jesse Adult Home Demonstration Club
Coal County
Worstell
LAGES
Aaron Schechter
Martin Schechter
Berena Ned
Ida Ned
Alexander
Robert Cargo
Oklahomans
Gordon
Carpenter & Burnett