Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Justice Court
The State of Oklahoma to defendant B F Pritchett in Ada Township Pontotoc County is suing for a personal judgment of 199 dollars with attachment of defendant’s goods in Stonewall. Answer by October 30 1929 or judgment will be entered against him and attachment order enforced. Witness T O Culling justice of the peace September 17 1929. McKeown Green attorneys for Hale Halsell Company.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontoteéc
T. ©. Cullins
Ada Township
Hale-Halsell Company
Stonewall
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
T. O. Culling
Ada
Okla
McKeown & Green
Pontotec County
Irace Harrison
A. “. Harrison
A. ©. Harrison
Grace Harrison
Aetna Life Insurance Company
4 Corporation
J. Y. Cooper
Madgie Cooper
Eva Corbell
First National Bank of
Roff
Jeff Hooker
Victor Hughes
Paul Hughes
Dorothy Hughes
Bettie Jo Hughes
Arlene Hughes
H. Hughes
Hugh Hughes
Frank L. Davis
J. T. Minyard
A. M. Durant
J. Kitchens
The
First Baptist Church of
Ross, Oklahoma
Missionary Baptist Church
Harbert
Ruby Harbert
J. Frank Walker
J. R. Scott
Fred Koch
Weldon Corbell
District Court
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In pursuance of orders of sale issued by the district court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma, several foreclosure actions direct the Pontotoc County Sheriff to advertise and sell lands without appraisal. Properties include the south half of the southwest quarter of section 15 township 3 north range 4 east containing eighty acres and additional parcels in section 15 township 3 north range 8 east, with court dates set for October 12 1929 and October 28 1929. Counts include judgments from 1928 1929 with various interest sums attorneys fees costs and liens by Edward Evans O A Woods fidelity land credit Ada and other parties. A second notice concerns property in Lot One south 20 acres of Lot Two south half of northeast quarter section four township two north range four east containing 14019 acres. Fortnight details: sheriff Fred Bowles undersheriff Fred Donoho and an executor are named.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
FF. Ward
R. L. Brooks
Mary Brooks
H. W. Bohnert
Harold Moses
Unity Oil Company
Earl F. Walters
Fidelity Land Credit Company
Towit
Ealf
J. M
United States Survey
O. A. Woods
Mary Woods
Sherife
Edward D.D. Evans
Doney Johnston Nee Goer
Joe Johnston
Karl F. Walker
Alice C. Arthur
Alice Arthur
Doney Johnston
W. M. Ray
Dickinson, Reed, Randerson Company
2 Corporation
Earl F F. Walter
Tdward
Evans
Indian Base
Meridian
Edward J. Evans
Deney Johnston
Colock
County Court House
Ada
Fred Bowles
Red Donoho
J. Y. Cooper
Mazie Cooper
W. F E. Corbell
Eva Corbell
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Wontotoc County
Pentotoc County
I. M
State of Oklahoma
Jay D. Hill
Mary C. Harriss
Harry C. Peiker
Steed J. F. Duncan
H. D. Milligan
R. C. Maxedon
CC. S. White
Thelma Chancellor
Monarch Loan ‘Company
Burris
F. O. Harriss
Fred Donoho
Meekeown & Green
Okla
Oklahoma State Aid Project bids opened for Ada to Roff
Sealed proposals for Oklahoma State Aid Project No. 549 A B C EF from Ada to Roff in Pontotoc County will be received by the State Highway Engineer and opened at 10 00 AM October 29 1929. Plans may be examined at the State Highway Commission office. Bids require 5 percent certified check and plans cost 6 25 per sheet.
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Capitol
Oklahoma
Ada
Roff
Pontotoc County
Case Rock
SOI
Cisco Csicas
Revere
Scpuceufal Begge
Ween
Scace Nignway Wagineer
State Highway Commission
L. H. Wentz
Boswell
J. EK. McDonald
A. R. Losh
Inelu
Notice of Public Carrier Certificate Application
J R Hickman informs the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma of intent to file for a certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity or permit to operate a freight motor carrier from Seminole to Ada via Wolf and Konawa. Signed 9 25 2to J R Hickman applicant.
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J. R. Hickman
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Ada
Want ads for rent and sale listings
Want ads describe a 50 acre farm near a highway with stone wall good improvements fruit trees and cash rent offered by Robert Bradley. Also for sale milch cows advertised by W E Miller Ada Route 4 and a section relinquishment with a big house in the mountains near Atarque offered by Mrs M Kennedy with $200 and $1 for homestead information.
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Stonewall
Robert Bradley
W. E. Miller
Ada
Big House
Atarque
Oklahoma man urges national cotton marketing agency
Carl Williams of Oklahoma City, representing cotton on the federal farm board, told the Senate agriculture committee that a centralized national cooperative marketing agency could shift at least 25 percent of U S cotton through organized cooperatives within five years. He outlined a plan for local, regional, and a national sales organization to boost prices and control supply, saying relief begins when a sales agency is created and at least half the crop is marketed through such bodies.
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Washington
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Federal Farm Board
Senate Agriculture Committee
Oklahoman
Williams
Smith
South Carolina
Caraway
Arkansas
Farm Board
A.renethen
Senate
Senator Smith
Texas
Oklahoma City
South
Crowers
Crower
American Cooperative Cotton Growers Association
McNary
Notice of Final Settlement in Keener and James Estates
Final reports and accounts in two estates are set for settlement and distribution in Ada Oklahoma. The October 17, 1929 hearing at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room invites any interested party to appear and show cause why the accounts should not be approved. Signed by County Judge Falcon Crawford on September 25, 1929.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
R. L. Moss
A. D
J. R. Perdue
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Tal Crawford
Oscar Keener
M. F. Keener
Guardian
Jennie James
W. James
Fal Crawford
Farmer control of cotton trade debated by Williams and Caraway
Williams argues for a common sales agency to unite growers with mills, enabling farmers to command higher cotton prices. Caraway shows surprise at extending farmer control into the spinner industry, while Williams stresses profit and risked timing considering crop marketing and production controls.
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Williams
Caraway
Census supervisor named for 1930 district
Marion B. Flesher of Tulsa was announced as supervisor for the 1930 census in the Creek Osage and Tulsa county district with headquarters in Tulsa. Alonzo Clark, sought for questioning in McIntosh County beer peddling case, remains at large as sheriff’s posse searches Canadian river bottoms. Charles Lincoln Carpenter, renowned American engineer, died while canoeing in the Gatineau near Maniwaki at age 62.
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Washington
Marion B. Flesher
Tulsa
Creek
Osage
Muskogee
Canadian
Alonzo Clark
Joe Sampson
McIntosh
Erv Kelley
Eufaula
Ottawa
Charles Lincoln Carpenter
Gatineau
Maniwaki
Smugglers Used Cable to Drag Booze Across
Detroit reporters reveal a second underwater cable system used to smuggle liquor from Canada across the Detroit River. The American end was found in a boathouse with loading on Mud Island, where Mathew Karman, Mud Island resident, was arrested and freed on $2,500 bond pending grand jury action. The system reportedly uses a windlass to pull a sled loaded with liquor across and a diver to unload.
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Detroit
Customs Border Patrol
Fearse
Detroit River
Canada
Mud Island
Mathew Karman
Pantages Trial Opens Amid Guarded Jury in Los Angeles
The trial of Alexander Pantages 54 on two counts of assault begins in Superior Court with Judge Fricke ordering the jury panel kept under guard. Eunice Pringle 17 accuses the vaudeville magnate of assault after a August confrontation at his office. Coexisting court actions include Mrs Pantages seeking retrial and a five day delay before sentencing for her manslaughter conviction.
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Los Angelles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Charles Fricke
Los Angeles
Yukon
Pantages
Pantares
San Quentin Penitentiary
Carlos Hardy
Juro Rokumoto
Miss Pringle
University of Southern California
R. P. Shuler
Pontotoc Honey Gains Fame Across the State Fair
Pontotoc county honey gains noted prominence at the state fair with Carl Solomon showcasing thirteen jar displays earning ribbons and prizes. He reports 110 acres near Vanoss with 50 hives yielding up to 207 pounds from a single hive and predicts county honey shipments by carload within a decade.
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Pontotoc County
Carl Solomon
Pontotoc
Solomon
Chunk
Vanoss
Bee Club
Abney
Zorn
Hussey Dies in Paris Texas After Visit
News reaches Paris Texas of the death of J B Hussey last Friday shocking friends of the family. Mr and Mrs Hussey were en route to Shreveport Louisiana from a visit with Mrs Hussey sisters Mrs Tal Crawford and Miss Mamie Rogers in Paris.
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Paris
Texas
Hussey
Crawford
J. B. Hussey
Mrs. Hussey
Shreveport
Court rules in Peck's favor in ouster case
Oklahoma City October 1 The Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld the Pontotoc County district court ruling dismissing an ouster action against W A Peck county clerk finding the charges alleged involve acts of commission not wilful neglect of duty The attorney general had sought Peck's removal after an investigation by then Governor Henry S Johnston and a complaint filed July 25 1927 Counts alleged journal alteration and submission of false bogus claims to the commissioners
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Oklahoma City
W. A. Peck
Pontotoc County
Supreme Court
Henry S. Johnston
Peck
District Court
Attorney General
Pack
Suspects Sought in Rogers County Bank Robbery
Rogers county authorities seek the return from Fairbury Nebraska of Pat and Ivan Kendricx. They are linked to the July 1 robbery of the Indiana State Bank at Indiana. Eugene Bowman, identified as a robber, died in a Claremore hospital while under guard. Less than $500 was taken.
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Claremore
Rogers County
Fairbury
Neb
Pat
Ivan Kendricx
Indla State
Indla
Dave Faulkner
Redfield
S. D
Nebraska
Eugene Bowman
Onife
Claremore Hospital
Dairy testing unit organized by Pontotoc county men
Twenty five Pontotoc county men met at Agent Hill's office to form a cow testing association. Sixteen herds signed up with ten more expected by Saturday to reach the required count. A dairy expert will visit each of the 2¢ herds one day per month to advise owners on improvements.
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Pontotoc County
J. B. ‘Hill
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Pontotec
ERP
Sebel OW
Secretary of Corporation Commission
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Glenn H. Curtiss
John T. Trippe
Pan-American Air Company
Lindbergh
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Trippe
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