Sheriff Sale Notice for Pontotoc Land 169 Acres
Alias sale notices issued from Pontotoc County District Court for foreclosure requests on properties in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Courts order sale of 169 acres in Sec 15 Twp 3 N Range 8 E to satisfy judgments totaling $4,240 plus interest and fees. Sale set October 28 1929 at 2 p.m. at Ada county courthouse front door. Fred Bowles sheriff. Also other alias sale of 80 acres in Sec 31 Twp 4 N Range 4 E to satisfy $1,283.50 plus interest and fees. Also clemency application notice for detainee Carl Moss dated 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Edward D. Evans
Doney Johnston Nee Goer
Joe Johnston
Earl F. Walker
Fidelity Land Credit Company
Alice C. Arthur
Alice Arthur
Doney Johnston
Indian Base
Meridian
Doneyvy Johnston
Ada
Fred Bowles
Sherif
Red Donoho
Undersheriff
State of Oklahoma
Jay D. Hill
Mary C. Harriss
Harry’ T Pelser
teed J. _F. Duncan
H. DD. Milligan
de Maxedon
CC. S. White
Thelma Chancelor
Monarch Loan Vcampans
Mast Hall
Fainst
Nee Burris
F. C. Harss
Theounty Court House
Wilson Lumber Company
George Parker
Parker Brothers Nursery Company
Alex Aberhardt
Tontotoe County
State of
Commissioners of the Land Office
Sherife
Albert Chamberlain
Said County
Pontotoc
Land Office
United States District Court
Eastern District of Oklahoma
Augustana Pension and Aid Fund
L. L. Wilson
Ida Wilson
Dixie Oil Company, Inc
Dixie Oil Company
SANE
Nea Nwise
N. M
City Reservoir
C. Crabtree
Minnie O. Crabtree
Blanche Polk
Harmon Polk
Myrtle M. King
J. A. King
J. F. McCoy
J. A. Jones
John +. Sloan
C. W. Sloan
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Wichita
Kansas
District Court of
West Hallf CW
Towit
R. R
Dill Summers
Oklhoma
District Court Notices of Foreclosure and Public Sale
Multiple foreclosure citations in Pontotoc County Oklahoma from 1929 notice batch. Debtors include Frank Boyd Ola Boyd W R Benningfield Katie Benningfield and W H Holmes, with mortgagees The Mutual Savings & Loan and others. Public sale orders set for November 1929 and October 1927 debts, with described Ada and Pontotoc County parcels and amounts due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mutual Savings & Loan Association
Noa
Frank Boyd
Ola Boyd
W. R. Benningfield
Katie B. Benningfield
W. H. Holmes
State of
Oklahoma
Bovid
W. R. Benningtel
Katie Beb. Menningfield
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Mutual Savings & Loan Association
David Howe
Annie Caroline Howe
Katie RB. Benningfield
W. H W. Holmes
W. R. Benningfiel
Ada
Rank Boyd
W.H. Holmes
W. BR. Benningfield
Katie L. Benningfield
Frank Goyd
W. R. Benningtfield
South Side
Bill Summers
O. R. Wilfong
Mont F. Highley
Claude V. Thompson
Senate Lobby Probe Raises Questions on Tariff Contacts
Chairman Caraway said no prosecution plan for possible legal violations linked to Connecticut Manufacturers Association aide employed by Senator Bingham. The committee debated hiring counsel while Evanson testified on Hubbard, Grundy, and tariff influence, with lingering questions on the meaning of referenced “results.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caraway
Senate Lobby Committee
Bingham
Connecticut
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Walsh
Montana
Evanson
Faitre
Mr. Hubbard
Senator Walsh
Hubbard
Association
American Tariff League
Senator Bingham
Grundy
Senate
Charles L. Evanson
Senate Finance Committee
Carawey
Weekend accidents claim Altus man amid multiple injuries
In Altus Oklahoma weekend crashes killed W M Smiley 68 when his buggy was struck by a car driven by 16 year old Charles Reed. Mrs Smiley sustained internal injuries and a broken collar bone. Four Smiley children survive. Separate incidents left Tinny Edgeman seriously injured and Mrs R Weis plus Ws Walker and 212D Barnes hurt in separate crashes. A Olustee man W Tate recovering from injuries after being run over by a high school student. Washington coverage notes tariff lobbying confusion involving Senator Bingham and Connecticut Manufacturers association and Evanson's role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus
W. M. Smiley
Charles Reed
Tinny Edgeman
R. Weis
A. Ws. Walker
212D. Barnes
Olustee
W. Tate
Lyman Egener
Flower Show Draws 3000 With Fine Fall Blooms
The Ada Flower Show opened and closed yesterday drawing about 3 000 visitors between 1 and 7 PM. Exhibits included fall flowers and pot plants with premiums awarded in all classes. Tea was served and a music and dance program by Ada High School glee club directed by Wyatt C Freeman and dancers Miss Katherine Redman and Bill Brown entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Organization
Glee Club
Ada High School
Wyatt C. Freeman
Katherine Redman
Bill Brown
Hoover fills farm board as eight nominees approved
Eight Hoover appointees to the federal farm board were formally empowered after Senate confirmation. Legge McKelvie and Williams faced opposition but were approved with votes ranging from 56 to 67 in favor. The remaining nominees Teacue Schilling Denman Wilson Stone were approved without a record vote.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Senate
Alexander H. Legge
Samuel R. McKelvie
Carl Williams
Robinson
Arkansas
Batah
Idaho
Legge
McKelvie
Williams
Norris
Nebraska
Simmons
North Carolina
McKellar
Tennessee
Charles C. Teacue
California
William F. Schilling
Minnesota
C. B. Denman
Missouri
Charles S. Wilson
New York
James C. Stone
Kentucky
Waners Sign With Pirates For 1939 Season
Paul and Lloyd Waner brothers and outfielders for the Pittsburgh National League club signed contracts for the 1939 season. They had been holdouts until spring training began this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Paul
Lloyd Waner
National League Baseball Club
Waners
Loco Man Killed by Brother-in-Law in Duncan
Lillie Wilson a 23 year old loco farmer died from a bullet wound suffered Saturday night in a quarrel with brother-in-law L J Peden 25 oil field worker of Fox. Peden is jailed in Duncan county jail. Wilson leaves a widow and infant daughter. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at Marlow.
Greatest returns for the amount invested
Classified notice highlights value deals and bargain investments. Locals are urged to compare prices and seek reliable returns on purchases and listings. Offers emphasize practical value and budget efficiency for buyers and sellers.
Wanted and trade ads near Ada Arkansas 1931
Classified notes show a Want Ad by John Baker in Mena Arkansas seeking general farming and dairy opportunities with full description and best price. Also a sale or trade notice from Magnuson Motor Co offering used cars in exchange for milk cows and other livestock or feed, located block north of Dodge Bros Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAKM
Ada
John Baker
Mena
Arkansas
Magnuson Motor Co
Dodge Bros
Martial law at Borger lifted in Texas
Borger will bid farewell to Texas national guardsmen Friday at 3 50 p m as they leave after their mission accomplished Governor Moody may recall them The general said martial law won t be lifted until proclamations are signed He praised Texas Ranger Moore and listed local officials who will resign or assume new posts after the crackdown on an entrenched criminal ring and the murder of District Attorney John A Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Meyers
H. M. Hood
E. Pickens
Berger
Wolters
Tom Hickman
Borger
Tex
Borgeer
Texas National Guardsmen
Jacob F. Wolters
Moody
Hutchinson County
Texas
John Holmes
John A. Holmes
Dan Moody
General Wolters
Law and Order
Texas Ranger
C. ©. Moore
Joe Ownbey
W. A. Henderson
Glenn A. Pace
Albert Mace
John W. Crabtree
Clem Calhoun
Former Oklahoma legislator W S Vernon dies in Minnesota
W S Vernon 58 banker and member of the ninth Oklahoma legislature that impeached Governor Walton died in a Rochester Minnesota hospital. His sons Irwin and Joseph his wife and brother Fred were at his bedside. He owned banks in Coweta and Muskogee and large land interests. Funeral services likely Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coweta
Okla
W. S. Vernon
Jack Walton
Rochester
Minn
Irwin
Joseph
Vernon
Fred
Muskogee
Walton
Grayson County
Texas
Mrs J F Seuss Dead in Coleman Oklahoma
Mrs J F Seuss Jones of Coleman Oklahoma died October 16 in Sherman Texas. Survived by husband Jesse F Jones three children J F Jr Lucille and Jack of Coleman. Also relatives in Norman Minco Ada Oklahoma and elsewhere. Funeral by Rev A D Thompson at First Baptist Coleman burial Oaklawn Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Seuss
J. T. Jones
Coleman
Okla
Sherman
Texas
Jesse F. Jones
J. F. Jr
Lucille
Jack Jones
W. Z. Aycock
Norman
U. D
D. F. Aycock
Minco
W. D. Aycock
Lena
Aitella Aycock
Delphia Aycock
Oklahoma City
Nora Mae Aycock
Ada
Jones
New Ordinance Discourages Public Card Playing
City commissioners yesterday passed an ordinance to discourage playing cards and dice in amusement parlors and public venues even without intent. Licenses for such amusements, paired with food service, cost $50 monthly. violations carry a $290 fine. The move follows multiple incidents of card playing ending in police court fines.
Holloway Denies State Help for Grady Grand Jury
Oklahoma Governor Holloway announced he would not direct the attorney general to lead a Grady county grand jury on October 21 to probe county officials. He said qualified officers should perform duties they were elected to, and a special attorney may be appointed if the county attorney disqualifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Holloway
RB. F. Holding
Grady County
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Carl Moss
Poniotoc County
State of Oklahoema
Mont F. Highly
Pontotec County
Della Bedford
Holt & Gilbreath
SEAL
Claude ¥. Thompson
W. N. Guest
Lovey, Mae Guest
Lovey Mae Guest
Lovey Mae Gusst
McKeown & Green
Attorneys
Fred Donoho
Commissioners OF Land Office OF
Geo. SS. Merritt
Pail Aea An
Tire
Commas Land Office
Geo. E. Merritt
Haskell Paul
Wetooner, Sys
Db. Morgan
Ada Weekly News
Federal Land Bank OF
Wichita Kansas
J. P. Flinn
Dela Bedford
W. Cc. Duncan
E. Kent Hubbard
the News
Cotton
Pirates
Loco Man
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