Sheriff Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice of sale issued by Sheriff Clyde Kaiser under an 1923 court order in an action by The Federal Land Bank of Wichita against E L Young, et al. Southeast Quarter of Section 6, Township 2 North Range 5 East, 160 acres. Sale set October 10, 1933 at 2 p.m. at the Ada County Courthouse to satisfy $6,085.22 plus costs and interest. Also notice of hearing for final account and distribution in the estate of Kate Stout, with hearing scheduled October 14, 1934 at Ada Courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Weekly News
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
E. L. Young
Uish Young
Hia
KR. Lb. Hennig
Pontotoctate
Towi
State of Oklahoma
Kate Mteut
Wyly M. Keith
Kate Stout
Esaid
Ewaid
Ada
Aid
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotec County Oklahoma
In pursuance of an execution issued by the Pontotec County Court, Mutual Savings & Loan Association sues Claudie Banks et al. The sheriff will sell at the front door of the courthouse in Agia on October 9, 1933, at 2 p.m. the property to satisfy $8,304.13 plus interest and costs. Witnesses: MONT F. HIGHLEY and JOAN H. FRYER, attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Sherif Essabre
Bale
Tiatriet
Pontotec County
Okiahomea
Mutual Savings & Loan
Waa
Claudie Banka
Claudie Banks
Cata
Agia
Atiefy
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Claude Sturdivant
Mont F. Highley
Joan H. Fryer
Miaintiff
Pentotoc County
Peeversy
Pella Redford
Hema
Dawes Harden
Rufus M Roper Applies For Freight Carrier Certificate
Rufus M Roper gives notice of intent to file with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for a certificate to operate a freight transportation motor carrier on route Close B. Interested parties may obtain hearing details from the Commission in Oklahoma City.
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Rufus M. Roper
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Secretary of Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County Beekeeping Flourishes in Clover Honey
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma beekeepers thrive on sweet clover with about 10 000 acres and 500 bee stands producing 250 to 300 dollars per producer during lean years. Tal Norvall and Carl Solomon share expertise on hive management including requeening and winter care while local growers push Pontotoc county honey and fight foul brood.
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Pontotoc County
Okla
Oklahoma
A. T. Watson
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Watson
Tal Norvall
Norvall
Carl Solomon
Solomon
Norvell
Norway
Ada
Mrs Jessie Morgan Cans Beef for Two Clubs on Friday
Friday Mrs Jessie Morgan drove 100 miles and worked with two clubs. She started at Franks for a beef canning demonstration expected to fill 50 or 60 jars with soapstock. After lunch she traveled to Maxwell in the county’s northwest to meet the Maxwell club.
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Jessie Morgan
Franks
Former Official Must Serve Term For Fraud
Oklahoma City September 29 The Criminal Court of Appeals rules A B Allcott former highway commission enforcement officer must serve two and a half years in prison for obtaining an automobile by fraud He was convicted in district court of fraudulently obtaining title to a car left in a city garage by J E Hubbs a salesman who owed payments to a Los Angeles finance company The testimony showed Allcott six months after leaving his state post entered the garage and ordered the car held while he obtained title in a telephone exchange with the insurer claiming Hubbs had left the city His lawyers argue he legally possessed the car He did not testify in his own behalf.
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Oklahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
A. B. Allcott
The
Highway Commission
Allcott
J. E. Hubbs
Los Angeles
Hubbs
Farm payments to cotton growers rise in emergency program
Washington reports payments to cotton growers who plowed up crops in the emergency reduction campaign reached 50 198 79. Checks total 443 622 with about 4 900 600 distributed daily expected to rise toward 111 000 000. In San Francisco a smallpox sign on a tenant’s door prompted swift health department action.
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Federal
Department of Agriculture
D. P. Trent
Oklahoma
Cully A. Cobb
Adjustment Administration
Washington
Farm Administration
San Francisco
City Health Department
Margaret Henderson
Health Department
After Repeal What
The Associated Press survey shows 20 states would be open to liquor traffic if national prohibition ends. Repeal would still leave 27 states with laws or constitutional provisions blocking liquor sales. Indiana, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Washington, New Jersey, Connecticut, Maryland, Wisconsin, Arizona, Montana, New York and others are noted as wet or abstaining parties.
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Homer McCoy
Associated Press
Chicago
Utah
Ohio
Virginia
Indiana
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Washington
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maryland
Wisconsin
Arizona
Montana
New
Dada
Oregon
Colorado
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Delaware
California
New Mexico
Government ends pig purchases as relief program winds down
After spending nearly 50 million dollars the government closes its role as pig and sow buyer. By nightfall nearly 6 million pigs and over 150000 sows will be on hand with 100 million pounds of pork ready for distribution. A future production control plan and a hog processing tax are being prepared.
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Roy F. Henderson
Associated Press
Washington
Farrow
Federal Relief Administration
Treasury
Southern California Quake Causes Death and Pauses
A 1 10 a m earthquake rocked Southern California injuring four and causing at least one death and light property damage. Los Angeles schools were ordered closed until engineers inspect structures while the city hall remained standing.
Earthquake Shakes Southern California Reports Minor Damage
A sharp brief quake centered possibly in the Pacific or desert jolted residents from Santa Barbara to Long Beach at 1 10 p m injuring four people in Los Angeles and causing light property damage. Telephone lines railways and sheriff offices reported no extensive damage or deaths three hours after the tremor. Dr Harry O Wood of the Carnegie Institute at Pasadena called it the worst since the 19 agred quake with heavy losses in 1906.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
Desert
Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Sheriff's Office
Los Angeles County
Harry O. Wood
Seismological Laboratory
Camnegie Institute of
Pasadena
Murray Lake work advances in Oklahoma project
Oklahoma City September 29. Winter quarters are being constructed on the Murray Lake site southwest of Ardmore as land clearing continues for the $90,000 state relief project. Senator Louis Fischel reports 16,000 acres condemned for the lake formed by dams on the Anadarko creeks. E T Morter directs crews of 700 weekly. Perry Maxwell plans for shore beautification and park sites. Engineers expect 5,000 acres flooded in year one and a 100 foot deep lake after two years with spillover at the 155 foot dam in year three. A saw mill operates to utilize timber remaining.
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Oklahoma City
Murray Lake
Ardmore
Louis Fischer
Capitol
Anadarchie
Fischel
E. T. Morter
Perry Maxwell
Dam Plan Details for New Lake Near Ardmore Revealed
Engineer Fischl outlines a $90,000 lake project to serve winter barracks for workers and supply timbers for dam construction. The earth filled dam spans a broad gorge between rock ledges, 155 feet high with a 60 foot crown, nearly 500 feet long and 900 feet wide at the base, planned to be easily accessible to three southern counties. The site lies 16 miles from Ardmore, near Marietta and Madill, with US Highways 77 and 70 nearby.
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Phillip S. Donnell
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Public Works Advisory Board
Fiscl
Fischl
Ardmore
Marietta
Madill
Ginning Report For Pontotot County Sees Slow Start
Due to extended rainy weather the cotton season opened slowly with total bales ginned to September 16 at 375 versus 1,416 the prior year. The 1932 crop total reached just over 10,000 bales, per county statistician Buel Bradford.
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Buel Bradford
Slaying Reported in Coal County Hills
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser was notified of a fatally shot man found in Coal County hills. The victim, about 50, with a black mustache and heavy eyebrows, had head injuries and appeared dragged into brush. A prior report tied to a truck on Highway 12 near Ada is being rechecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kaiser
Coal County
Kaiser
Thegn
Ada
Alvis Jones
Bond set at 10000 in Ursehel kidnapping case
Abilene Texas Sept 29 U S commissioner Ida M James fixed bonds of 10000 each for Cass Coleman and Will Casey farmers of Coleman county on charges of harboring fugitive George R Kelly in the Ursehel kidnapping case. Both pleaded not guilty and waived examination. Coleman and Casey were jailed in Taylor county after the hearing with their attorneys traveling from Coleman to arrange bonds.
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Abilene
Tex
Ida M. James
U. S
Cass Coleman
Will Casey
Coleman County
George R. Kelly
Ursehel
Coleman
Casey
Taylor County
Pecan Growers End Convention At Montgomery
The 32nd annual National Pecan association convention ended in Montgomery with re election of M Hull as president J Slater Wight Carte as first vice president Guy P Stubbs as second vice president and J Lloyd Abbot as secretary treasurer Executive committee members were B L Riker C A Simpson T H McHatton J Hill Fullilove and A c Easley The honor of world s biggest nut was given to J Fullilove Selection of the 1934 convention city was left to the executive committee.
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Montgomery
Ala
National Pecan Association
M. Hull
Baton Rouge
J. Slater Wight Carte
Guy P. Stubbs
Monroe
J. Lloyd Abbot
Mobile
B. L. Riker
Oklahoma
C. A. Simpson
Florida
T. H. McHatton
Georgia
J. Hill Fullilove
Louisiana
A. ¢. Easley
Texas
Mr. Fullilove
Prisoners Injured Escaping Tulsa Jail Break
On September 30 a blanket rope broke as Johnny Walker aged 26 and Gilbert Gregory 17 attempted to escape from the county jail fourth floor. Both were seriously injured while Olle Thomas 235 escaped. Walker and Gregory were charged with burglary while Thomas faced robbery charges. The trio had saved a window bar overlooking a parking lot.
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Tulsa
Johnny Walker
Gilbert Gregory
Olle Thomas
Thomas
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Laude
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Mutual Seavings & Laan Association
Claune Banks, Et al
Liefendants
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Klathoma
County of Pontotoc
the District Court
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Chloe Gilbert
Devinces
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Clarence
Gregory
Willis Hicks
Rayv
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WM. &. Hilcks
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Deviewers
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Ropf
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Cobb
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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Smith
Leghorn Farm
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Oklahoma A. & M. College Poultry Department
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Sedgwick
Kan
Grandview Poultry Farm
Zeeland
Mich
W. S. Hannah & Sons
Grand Rapids
Grandview Farm
B. F. Rape
Newkirk
J. B. Hill
Uncle Sam
Franks Club
George E. Smith
B. F. Kiltz
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Kiltz
Turkey
Wheat
Ford
South Francis
Omar
Frank Bouelle
Bouelle
Pasadena Seismological Laboratory
Carnegie Institute
Central Police Station
First Street
Central Avenue
City Hall
Pontoton County
Goleman and Gasey
Pecan Growers End
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