Property Auction Notice in Pontaoe County Ohio
A notice announces sale of county property in Pontaoe County by the Virginia Run Treasurer. It lists parcels and bids, with bidding to occur at the court house on a stated date. Separate bids will be considered for each parcel, with terms and costs outlined and final approval by the county board.
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Pintatoe
Saati
Ait Altuaiadhi Pentotée
Branca
Gury
Virgil
Pontaioe
County Auction Sale Ad Resolves Property Parcels
The county treasurer of Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces a public sale of described parcels from the estate of Causey. Bids start at 85.00 for each tract with cash terms. sale to be held at the office of the Clerk of the Pontotoc County Commission on the scheduled date. Sheriff and official fees apply.
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Notre ix
Foumtoc
Oklahoam
Wil
St Nes
Courtinuse
Nad
Pontatoe
Yosale
Awitone
Jota Richardsom
Bouon
Tina
Pont Estate
Tlagil Hunt
Geanty Tredierer
Pentoter County
Omlanersh
Ade
Oklahotas
Ewe A'Clode LP
Missisgipal
Car Valley Viby Hospital
Sopramance
Ada
Oncanona
Phute
Ratny WK
Disney Consuls Brgigegr
Oklahoma
Acta
Ottlehama
Dedi
Oklaharma
Eit
Oklaharm
Sworts
Courcth
Oi Clark
District Court
Peastotes County
Okihoma
Ienet iv
Shad
OY Inc
Sail
Gelihoma
Sealy
Cholera Toll Rises as Cairo Epidemic Widens
Egypt reports 266 more cholera deaths in the 24 hours ending yesterday, pushing the total since the outbreak to 2494. Public health authorities say the epidemic continues to spread, with Cairo and other regions affected by the illness.
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Cairo
Ovi
UPI
Egypt
Damaged Ada Oklahoma land sale notice and bids advertisement
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1907 Ada Oklahoma public sale notice and multiple legal and construction bid ads. It includes language about executors, devisees, and assignees, property in Fen toter County, and a street improvement contract in Ada Oklahoma with bid details, bonds, and conditions.
Legal Notice of Estate Suit in Oklahoma County
State court action in Pontotao County Oklahoma seeks to determine the title to Lot 1% Block 28 Duges Addition with other parcels. Plaintiffs claim rights in the estate of J K Crawford deceased and name heirs executors and devisees as defendants. Respondents must answer by December ath 267, or the court will proceed to a judgment.
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Cayo 2
Tames
Gerry M
Padserg
Evan Dames
Plina A
Evans
Ilving
Shen
MEDAS
Devisees
Amr
Hue
Viney
Sober
Fentoter Courty
State of Olisiama
Towte
Cenwr
Okdobania
Sic
Tienes
Kitteres
Kay
Della Bedford
Count Chath
McArthur & Orton
Atrness Ae Lasonirts
Tor Bos Street
Bistrice
OkRehems
Craweford
Boer Nue
Pontatae Cousty
Kaor
Comxford
Kuen Hunies
Suorenory
Duges Acktition
Ol Inomea
paKindur
J. K. Crawford
Signwai Della Bedeord
Count Clark
Iune Flesine
U.S. Housewife Seeks Answers on Food Prices Crisis
Wanda from Lakeview, Michigan, questions why grocery prices rise while manufacturers claim no crisis. NEA report follows her search for affordable nutrition, with input from Grocery Manufacturers of America president Paul Willis and nutrition expert Dr. Clara Mae Taylor. The piece contrasts household constraints with industry profits and wartime food policy.
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U.S
U. S
John McCanville
New York
Nets
Beresie
Frisk Wiltis
Grocery Fransfacerers
Khas
TreCamville
Howe
Lakeview
Mich
Wanda Etonette
Teteecee
Jtxe
Grogery
Manufacturers of
America
Paul Wikis
General Foods
Heednut
Campbell Soups
Nck
John
Wanda
Bane Creek
Debs
Willis
Berane
Beald
SV Amerigens
Ivins
Silig
Attlee Eyes Lords Reform With Time-Limited Plan
London reports the Labour government proposes to trim the power of the House of Lords as a stopgap measure. The plan would delay enactment for two years, buying time to tackle industrial issues before a potential general election. The move draws mixed reactions from critics and allies alike as debate intensifies.
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London
Gscialist
Daily Herald
Marquess of Salisbury
Winatom Churchill
Attlee
Cereditacy House of
Irom
Tro
Labor
Lords
First Big Snow Fall Hits Rockies In October Storm
Denver reports the fall's first general snow across the Rocky Mountains with storms heading toward Pueblo and Wyoming. Snow disrupted air services and caused partial closures while Montana saw clearing skies.
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Rockies
Denver
Rocky
Ex-Boorie Donates 135000 To Melbourne Hospitals
Sol Grech, a 41 year old Melbourne cattle owner and philanthropist, donates 135000 to be distributed among Melbourne hospitals. He has given away about 24000 in recent years and discusses his belief that people should reject religious or racial ties in a letter to newspapers. Grech, interviewed in hospital, says he hopes to live two more months. The article also notes growing use of fine glass fibers in textiles for clothing and blankets, with no organic protests causing allergies or asthma.
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Boorie
Melbourne
Sol Grech
Creen
Polkewitz
Green
Hollis Osle Set 23 Votes Franchising Power Firm
Robert Leslie of the Public Service company faced a recall of concerns as Hollis voted 380 to 12 to renew a 25 year electric franchise. The following night the power net failed while jockey Ted Atkinson rode eight consecutive winners at the Aqueduct track on September 15 to 16, 1944.
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Hollis
Osle
Robert Leslie
Neve
Ea Musbes
Electrc
Ted Atkinson
Aqueduct Track
Twenty Two Hurt in Rail Collision at St Paul
Twenty two persons were injured when a Chicago to St Paul passenger train and a Northern Pacific freight collided head on near St Paul Minnesota. One passenger car and a freight boxcar telescoped while several cars derailed but stayed upright. Fireman George Dick of St Paul was cut from debris. other details and quotes follow from witnesses and local authorities.
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ST. Paul
Minnet
Northern Pacific
North Lik Liteits
Sa Paul
Rhee
Chicago
St Paul
Trarn Ang
Chew
George Dick
Poettic
State closes rest home of Jones after investigation
Gelanoma City Oct 1. Paul Snelson of the State Health Department said a private rest home 22 James Nad teem was closed after being classified as a nursing home and denied a license to operate. Investigators found two elderly Edmon residents receiving improper care. both bedridden. The home was ordered to obtain a state license but was denied. Krieger, an investigator, described unsanitary conditions and inadequate care. Since the home was a state institution, the commissioner of charities and corrections had no control, and the case was referred to the health department for action under current law.
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Gelanoma City
Paul Snelson
State Health Department
Brivate
James Nad Teem
Snelsom
Health Department
Am Edmond
Am Siteld
Aagistances Ratls
Snelson
State Department
Eloedt Ulne Krieger
Chariies and Corrections
Miss Krieger
Smelsgm and
I 3 Department of Public Health
Kerlegen
Snelsse
U S Charges Portiaued From Page 3 (experimental)
A fragmented OCR extract references U S charges and wartime propaganda discussions. It mentions Soviet resolutions, Turkey and Greece, Vishinsky’s focus on the United States, and Australian minister Taunter alleging Soviet encouragement of war. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or clear person-institution links.
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Agamda
United States
Turkey
Greece
Vishinsky
U. S
Herbert “Wry
Australia
Ministe Taunter
Johnson faces questions on industrial mobilization plan
Louis Johnson testified before a committee about the proposed industrial mobilization plan. He said information came from many sources including military attaches in Russia and Germany and other nations. Johnson and President Roosevelt discussed the matter and urged revision as key parts of the plan were not implemented and the program timed with the war.
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Johnson
Russia
Germany
Borage
Figsevelt
Food Committee Debates End of Poultryless Thursdays
Washington Oct 22 The citizens food committee decides today whether to call off poultryless Thursday. Chairman Charles Luckman leads a seven member executive panel to weigh possible grain savings for Europe and the impact on the poultry and feed industries. The plan proposes saving 16 million bushels from November through January and a further 16 million via industry wide feed conservation. The proposal has been shown to President Truman's cabinet for appraisal while industry spokesmen say no assurances have been given. White House aides say the purpose is to gauge possible support for a special congressional session.
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Washington
Charles Luckman
Europe
Luckiman
Chrotyn
Truman
Cabinet
Mg Trikman
Congress
White House
House
Ada Churches Urged to Join World Aid Drive
Ada church women urged parishes to assemble aid bundles for European children through World Community Day. Suggested items include clothing, underwear, blankets, towels, and simple toys. Bundles should be new or cleaned, tied with thread, and labeled with sender name and address.
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Ada Council of Church
Ie Ee
Europe
America
Swestar
Pam
Warren
World Service
Ada
Allen-Welotks Game Attended by Cooper Family
Mr and Mrs Harold Cooper and son Stephani attended the Allen-Welotks game then traveled to Okmulgee to visit relatives over the weekend. Leon Huffstutley was taken to Crippled Children’s Hospital in Oklahoma City late Thursday. son of Mel and Mrs Retten Mutistutier, he is reported to have pets.
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Harold Cooper
Stephani
Okmulgee
Leon Huffstutley
Cripple? Children's Hospital
Oklahoma City
Leon
Mel
Rethen
Quinton Woman Is Fatally Burned
Quinton, Oklahoma, October 19. Williams, a 3 year old woman, died after a lightning strike set a two story house on fire. Williams returned to the burning home to retrieve her shoes, trapping her inside while her daughter and a visitor escaped.
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Quinton
McAlester
Olle
GP Mirs
Oe Williams
Olkka
Williams
EY Alta
Riggin
Mr. Williams
Oklahoma youth triumphs at American Royal livestock show
Oklahoma 4H youths led by Richard Robertson Eb and Jess Bazar Jr win grand champion pens in Pul land China and barrow categories. Winners span light and heavy Chesters and Durocs with champions among breeders from Garber El Reno and Geary. Multiple classes include Poland China, Chester, Hampshire, Angus and Hereford cattle with top placings for Bates Brothers and others.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Richard Robertson
Rena
Robertson
Pulland
China
Jess Bazar
Burge Barrow
Floyd Campbell
Garber
Olughoma A
M. Collere
Durogs
Brown
Chickasita
Tony Veocy
Gar Vr
Bezar
Poland
Faland
Renn
Robertson - Poland
Stee
John Wesley Crather
Geary
Chesters
Milo Hrdy
El_ Reno
Wily Stower
Berkshire
Jackie Hunt
Elesto
Brothers
Tye
Bates Brothers
Angus
Prince
Bates
Primea
Prime Sunbears
Bates Tools
Turner ,Ranch
Bulphnur
le Rexch
Devis
Tramer
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