Pontotoc County Bond Election Proclaimed for Roads
The Pontotoc county board proclaims a December 15 1925 bond election to issue 425000 in negotiable coupons for permanent county roads. Voting will occur at designated precincts with 7am to 6pm hours, and ballots will show Yes or No. Qualified electors meeting residency and registration requirements may participate.
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Oklahoma
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
State of
Pontotoc County Sets December 15 Bond Vote for Courthouse Plan
A notice from Fontetoe County Oklahoma announces a special election on December 15 1925 to issue 150000 in negotiable coupon bonds to fund a courthouse and jail. The document lists the tax levy to pay interest and principal, details bond terms up to 5 percent, and provides voting precinct locations and hours. It also records county financials including assessed valuation and existing indebtedness.
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Pontotec County
Oklahoma
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotoc
Board of Commissioners
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Said
County
Intrusion of Naval Hearing Haunts Mitchell Court Martial
The Shenandoah court of inquiry shadows the Mitchell court martial as Major Kennedy faces navy subpoenas and Anton Heinen testifies on bow reductions. Mrs. Steele testifies that Mrs. Lansdowne understood a memorandum from Capt. Foley was only a suggestion, not a directive for testimony.
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Washington
Navy
Shenandoah Court of Inquiry
Mitchell
Frank R. Reid
Col
Coolidge
Shenandoah Court
Frank M. Kennedy
Navy Court of Inquiry
Kennedy
Army
Anton Heinen
Geo. W. Steele Jr
Margaret Lansdowne
Paul Foley
Shenandoah
Mrs Wyate Bertling Recommends Favorite Prescription
A nurse from Rogers Arkansas shares that she suffered years with female troubles and found Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription highly effective. She praises it for expectant mothers and urges others to obtain the remedy from a local druggist or request a trial ad from Dr. Pierce's Clinir in Buffalo New York.
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Rogers
West Walnut
Ark
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Marshall Harris Urges Roads and Court House Bond Support
Marshall Harris addressed Pontotoc county Kiwanians urging concerted action to back good roads and court house bond issues before the December 15 election. He proposed funding an educational campaign and outlined how 1924 and 1925 line tax returns affect local property taxes and bond interest. Committees would canvass for advertising and speaker costs as he urged liberal Kiwanians backing. Officers for the new year to be chosen December 7 at a stag banquet.
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Marshall Harris
Court House
Pontotoc County
Harris
Kiwanians
Tishomingo Indians Defeat Roff 20 to 7 in Tepee Clash
Tishomingo high school beat Roff 20 to 7 on Friday. Roff scored on a 50 yard fumble return in the second quarter. Stone Burris kicked field goals from 42 and 35 yards and also contributed two touchdowns and two extra points.
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Tishomingo
Indians
Roff High School
Roff
Stone Burris
Aged Man Struck by Car on Main Street
J. W. Harris a 68 year old West Seventeenth street resident was struck by a passing automobile on Main street south of the Frisco depot at 8 p m Saturday night. He was rushed to Ada hospital with serious wounds and his prognosis was poor. The driver’s name was not learned.
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Suppos-dly
Bilien-Be
J. W. Harris
West Seventeenth Street
Ada
Harris
Main Street
Frisco
Federal Judge orders bill of particulars in Miller case
Federal Judge Goddard ordered the government to furnish a bill of particulars in its conspiracy case against Col. Thomas W. Miller former alien property custodian and four others and three corporations accused of defrauding the government of about seven million dollars in sequestered alien property.
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New York
Goddard
Thomas W. Miller
Flea Jump Distances Highlight Bug's Limits
A note explains that only a small fraction of fleas can leap beyond 12 inches, illustrating variation in jumping ability among these insects.
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County Court House and
Good Roads
City of
City Hall
T. J. Chambless
L. A. Braly
H. P. Sugg
Chevrolet Garage
J. O. Abney
Ed Harrison
H. T. Priest
J. W. Thompson
Robi. Ellis
William Hensley
Glenwood School
Ben Boarman
E. B. Gregory
J. R. Bevel
Convention Hall
J. Baer
R. S. Thompson
Oscar Walker
High School
A. M. Gregg
M. G. Derrick
Harmon Ebey
Ahloso
Ahloso School House
J. R. Young
J. H. Lovelady
L. B. Thompson
Allen
Allen School House
A. M. Cummings
Geo. Crumley
Grady Miller
Bebee
Bebee School House
R. L. Rollins
G. W. Wells
H. Roper
Capital Hill
Colbert School
G. C. Davis
Co. &. Aldrich
Dan Hays
Center
Adneys Garage
J. W. Taylor
J. R. Viney
O. T. Medlock
Conway
Conway School House
J. E. Fain
H. A. Blackburn
Henry McMeans
Daggs-Price
Latta School House
W. A. Cobb
J. M. Grier
W. J. Coffman
Dolberg
Dolbers School House
J. L. Taylor
J. W. Fairchilds
John Siner
Egypt
Egypt School House
E. W. Cantrell
John Graham
Prof. Watson
East
Andrew J. Harden
J. E. Craddock
Frisco School House
J. A. Durbin
W. R. Dennis
Gee
A. Truax
Galey
Galey School House
T. J. Myers
Bob Mitchell
Hugh Rankin
Hart
Hart School House
W. G. Walls
John Sutherland
H. G. Wright
Halls Hill
Halls Hill School
Lee Reynolds
J. A. Phillips
Jim Curlee
Jesse
Jesse School
G. W. Helms
Walker Wells
Vera Thomas
Nox
Knox School
S. P. Taylor
H. B. Bryant
Lula
Lula School House
W. R. Shuler
John Henderson
P. F. Lillard
Maxwell
Maxwell School
G. W. Odom
R. L. Zumbro
E. E. Sutton
Oakman
Oakman School
J. N. Caton
William Carter
L. D. Baird
Ow! Creek
J. H. Davis
John Schribner
L. V. Cecil
Stonewall
Okla
Jesse Manley
Union Valley Precinct
Union Valley School House
John Sparks
R. F. Stephens
Noah Tallant
Vanoss
Vanoss School House
R. L. Walker
Ata Chambers
D. C. Walker
Walden
Homer School House
John Morper
Lee Collins
C. C. Roberts
West Roff
Peck
J. D. Stewart
T. V. B. Mullinay
Frank Fowler
Wilson Precinct
Wilson School House
M. N. Hughey
Jasper Bess
W. H. Traylor
United States
Board of County Commissions
A. D
A Se Stephens
W. A. Peck
City of Ada
Chevrolet
Hays School
G. W. Braly
J. W. Lewis
Clint Miers
Motor Sales
Slade Norman
A. H. Chapman
D. W. Shillings
Willard School
Edwin Wright
Co. P. Lehr
C. A. Thomas
Ridg
Allen School
Rebee
Rebee School
C. S. Aldrich
Adney
Conway School
J. E. Fair
Dages Price
Franks
Franks School House
B. L. Harrison
Geo. A. Truas
Galey School
J. Myers
B. V. Hampton
T. J. Scott
W. M. Haines
Lanham
Lanham School House
Grover Bond
W. A. Shipley
Charley Hisan
Lawrence
Lawrence School House
William Newman
Will Woods
S. N. Robinson
Lightning Ridge
Lightning Ridge School House
Owl Creek
John Scribner
S. A. Fish
W. W. Sharpless
L. Rives
Steedman
John Edwards
George Horn
E. Mowry
Sunshine
J. J. Belt
F. M. Snider
Allie Thompson
Tyrola
New Bethel
J. P. Bailey
Allen Smith
Jesse Marley
Union Valley
Noah Tarlant
School House
S. D. Chambers
Homer School
Peck’s
T. L. Vey
al Smith
T. A. Hill
Rocky Chapel
J. J. Webb
J. Ed Smith
John Clampitt
Canyon Springs
John R. Duty
Jay Harden
Silas Hare
Pickett
Pickett School House
T. V. B. Mullinax
J. D. Steward
Wilson
W. H. Traytor
Fontetoe County
H. C. Stephens
Board of Count Commissioners
Ww. A. Peck
Mrs. Wyate Bertling
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