Public Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Court
State and district court notices warn defendants including Eddie Johnson Amy Johnson Mitchell George Taylor and others to answer by September 26 1929 in a case to quiet title to land in Northwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter Section 36 Township 5 North Range 7 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma and determine heirs of Amy Blue and related estates including Alice Laura Adeline Sallie Agnes R A Jackson Levi Johnson and Joseph F Small. notice also covers a mortgage foreclosure and other civil actions with multiple parties and dates in Ada Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Blue
State of
Oklahoma
Eddie Johnson
Amy May Johnson
Mitchell
George Taylor
Joseph F. Small
Amy Blue
Alice Blue
Laura Blain
Nee Blue
Adeline Blue
Sallie Blue
Agnes Blue
R. A. Jackson
Levi Johnson
Joseph PF. Small
Saia
Wee Noe
Joe B. Powell
Pearl Powell
Peart Powell
Geo. Il. Ftose
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Joe Rr. Powell
Earl Powell
Waoiil
Pontotoc
W Pearl Powell
Brill Summers
Walter Moore
J. H. Kearns
Ussery & Hughes
J.R. Shepard
Voris
B. Shaffer
Henry Sikes
J. F. Fleet
John J. Fleet
W. B. Osborn
J. L. Hutchins
Fred Hamel
Eric Wyatt
C. B. Shaffer
Jake Hutchins
Eric Wrrratt
Imperial
Cameron
Ada Weekly News
District Court
M. H. Cashin
Scott Lea
Dixie Oil Company, Inc
H. P. Doughty
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company
County of Pontotoc
P. A. Norris
H. Bonfoey
B. H. Bonfoey
Eva Davia
Blair Davis
Mary Ann Colbert
Riley Colbert
Ennecel
J. J. Copeland
J. E. Sloan
Bill Summers
Notice of Foreclosure Sale and Estate Claims in Pontotoc
Public notice details sale of land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma under a 1929 court order to satisfy a judgment plus checks for marked heirs and executors in the Albert Lewis estate. It covers the East Half Southeast Quarter Section 16 Township 4 North Range 8 East with mineral and mortgage interests and a second sale for additional interests if needed. It also lists creditors claims against Albert Lewis and an attached goods sale under a separate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pentotee County
Oklahoma
Township
Jr. Alford Johnson
Orel Busby
Walter H. Gant
J. Alford Johnson
Fred Bowles
Pontotoc County
Oklauhome
Fred Donoho
Meekeown & Green
OkKlIa
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Conurt
Albert Lewis
Emma Lewis
Cullins
Justice of the Peace
Hale-Halsell
B. F. Pritchett
Stonewall
BE. F. Pritchett
Bobby Jones Wins Terrapin Derby at 101 Ranch
Bobby Jones the terrapin won the annual race in Ponca City with a time of 1:19. The 101 Ranch event drew 10,000 spectators as owner J Ward MetTeague and R S Jarrell of Ralston Okla collected 6580 dollars. Firefly finished second earning 1250 dollars. Third went to Charles J Watson of Bartlesville with 750 dollars. Fourth and fifth prizes were 300 and 200 dollars for H A Chaney Tonkawa and Dick North Matfield Green Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Firefly
Carl Henline
Bluff City
Kan
McTeague
Jarrel
Jarrell
Ford
Ralston
Charles J. Watson
Bartlesville
H. A. Chaney
Tonkawa
Dick North
Matfield Green
Eckener Sees Bright Future for Aviation
Dr. Hugo Eckener concludes his round the world flight as Goodyear and Akron plans for airship transport are discussed. He urges safety and commercial use over hero worship, envisioning routes linking Europe America and South America. Public aviation show draws 300000 plus crowd and $450000 gate.
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Cleveland
Hugo Eckener
Eckener
California
Honolulu
Europe
America
South America
Zeppelin
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
United States Navy
Buffalo
Elks to Aid Boys at Pauls Valley Reformatory
State Elks' association adopts a seven member committee to explore aiding boys confined to the State Training School for Boys at Pauls Valley. Governor Holloway endorses the plan in a telegram to the convention. H St Ashton of McAlester is elected president with Don F Copeland of Tulsa as first vice president and Ralph E Helper of Mangum as another officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
State Elks’ Association
Pauls Valley
Holloway
Association
H. St. Ashton
McAlester
Don F. Copeland
Tulsa
Ralph E. Helper
Mangum
Tariff Changes Outlined by Senate Finance Committee
The report explains proposed ad valorem duty shifts to domestic values, predicts reduced international disputes, and claims higher agricultural protection. It notes adjustments to agricultural rates, with an estimated $25 million revenue rise and protection up from 23 to 4 percent under the new measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Senate to probe Power and Radio Trusts in wide inquiry
The Couzens resolution sets the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee on a broad probe of communications and power services used in interstate and foreign commerce. It targets ownership, control and trade practices of power and radio interests, with a fight over how deep the inquiry will go. The panel includes Senator Couzens and other independents, signaling a potentially far reaching investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ashington
Senate
Power Trust
Radio Trust
Couzens
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Electric Power Industry
Walsh Public Utilities
Walsh
Federal Trade Commission
Watson
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Committee
Jim Couzens
Michigan
Howell
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
Dill
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Oil Production Shows Decline In U S Weekly Output
Oklahoma City's pool added 11,025 barrels yet failed to offset losses elsewhere as U S light and heavy crude production for the week ending August 31 averaged 2,970,364 barrels per day. Oklahoma City and other fields show mixed changes with West Texas down and Gulf Coast areas varying. The report details state and regional totals, including splits between light and heavy oil across multiple basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
West Texas
Mid-Continent
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Texas
California
Santa Fe Springs
Kansas
St. Louwis-Pearson
North Louwisiana
Arkansas Light
North Central NE Ee
Rocky Mountain
U. S
Edison Recovering From Pneumonia
Edison the famous inventor, 82, is recovering from pneumonia in West Orange New Jersey. A bulletin from Dr Hubert Howe says he overcame the infection and is out of danger but will refrain from work for two to three weeks. He contracted a cold August 11 and pneumonia followed, yet he pressed on with lab work. He avoided announcing illness to not worry the Dearborn celebration planners for October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Pontotoc
Douge
O. K. Poultry Journal
P. L. Templeman
Vaness
John Davis
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
J. F. Weldon
R. 1
Carl Solomon
Sam Dew
Rt. 1
Pontotoc County
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert S. Howe
Edison
Mr. Edison
Dearborn, Mich
Roster of Teachers Listed For City Schools
Ada schools prepare for a banner expansion year with nineteen new teachers and many veteran staff departures. Supt. I. S. Hinshaw reports careful selection as classes open September 9, listing principals, department heads, and faculty across Senior High, Junior High, and multiple neighborhood schools for 1929 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
I. S. Hinshaw
B. R. Stubbs
F. H. Lane
Harriet Schraeder
Harold Strohm
Grace Rushing Moore
Churchill Thomas
Pearl Overturf
R. R. Walton
Moss Wimbish
Wilma Chilcutt
Louise Meaders
Mary White
Millard CC
Kratz
Lula Johnson
Opal Little
Wyatt C. Freeman
Burgess Steed
Guy B. Dickerson
Roy McKeown
Iona Ballew Freeman
Annie C. Byrd
Wick Adair
Claudia Thomas
Board Walk Burned at Ocean City Maryland
Fire of unknown origin destroyed 15 concessions along Ocean City boardwalk causing about 259000 dollars in damage. Firefighting efforts aided by local crews contained the blaze to the row of structures at Maryland's ocean resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Maryland
Ocean Resort
Firemen Contain Inferno After Hourlong Blaze
Apparatus from seven nearby towns brought the fire under control at 2 o'clock after it burned more than an hour.
Investigations and the Radio Trust Target Major Corporations
Keegat notes friction at the federal power commission between pro and anti power company factions. Senators may probe beyond the trade commission while the Radio Protective Association moves to challenge the Radio Corporation, General Electric, AT&T, Westinghouse, and United Fruit over patent monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keegat
Federal Power Commission
The
Trade Commission
Radio Trust
Radio Protective Association
Radio Corporation
General Electric
American Telephone & Telegraph
Westinghouse
United Fruit Companies
Lady Heath Injured Aviatrix Improves in Cleveland
Irish aviatrix Lady Mary Heath injured in a test landing during national air races near Cleveland has shown improvement, though doctors warn she may never fly again. Heath suffered a severe skull fracture when her plane crashed into a factory roof during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Heath
Cleveland
Lady Mary Heath
Lady Mary
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