Foreclosure Sale Notice for Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public sale announced by Sheriff Clyde Water of Pontotoc County Oklahoma for September 18 1995 at 10 a.m. on property in Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a judgment of $3376 plus interest and costs against G Davis versus C D Ball and Fannie Hall with mineral rights reserved and unpaid taxes, at the County Court front door. Also United States Marshal sale notices involve Buck Taylor and others with extensive described land in Pontotoc County for foreclosure to satisfy judgments of earlier federal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotds County
Oklahoma
Ania Brapacin
G. Davis
Va. C
D. Ball
Fannie Hall
Eher
Pontotoc
Oltahoma
Section 10
Township 3 North
Rente
Mast
Pontotos County
O. D. Hall
Punchfon Ad Litem
Ren Muite Mortorse
Covert
Rein
Ada
Pontetoc
Okahoma
Widder
Cor
Clyde Wateer
Tponteres County
Cluuta Sturdivant
Uivacresier Ilm
King
Okla
Fiuntitt
United States
Marebal
Ragiey
Diserter
Eusterte
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Wichita
IslasKs
United States of America
Niainants
Duck Taylor
Norris Toralty Centepany
n_corporation
Ore
Busby
Ll Craig
Oklaoma
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Wichit Kane
United States of America A
Buc Taylor
Ollie Taylor
Aaron Gray
Muwine Gray
Ro TL
Cris Ware
United
Tates
Pontotoc County
Northwear
Ebutiliplig
Vight Tile
Gefendanta
Buck Taogior
Asia Janda
Cir Heirs
Wessensy
Pialntiffy Anid
Buck Taylor
Olive Taylor
Aga
Tontotor Cranks
Agle
Ema
Feex
Coats
Witnens
Gransiie
Norris
United Statey
Eastern Statrict of
Alles W. Stanfield
District Q Court
Panto County
State of Oklahoma
Ay Burk
Nola Bur
Pixintitts
Ass Brydin
Mrx
Mle
Cox
B.S. Fer Bulch
Marving Beydla
Marvine & Tin
Mra
Ale
Sach
Sonat
Pontatoc County
Della Bedford
Robinson
Kemp and McArthur
Mineral deed approval sought in Ada court hearing notice
Ida Fell Lew now Cuoomr Petition for mineral deed approval heard Sept 20 1228 in Pontetee County Oklahoma publication for one week prior. Notice also of City of Ada bonds sale September 20 1938 979 050 sewer and storm bonds details and bid requirements.
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Sancy Lewis
Ida Fell
Ramo
Pontetee
Oklahoma
Ftr
Sohne Ee Smekoet
Tomes
Hotles
Ada
Okahoma
Anid
Aga
Doudy
Mount of Hig
Eny
Alpert Chamberlain
Estate of Emma Roark executor final report hearing order
The county court of Pontotoc Oklahoma issues an order for the estate of Emma Roark deceased. L Tidwell as executor to weighburton report filed August 29 1998 and hearing set September 19 1938 at the county judge office Ada Oklahoma. Publication and posting requirements ordered in Pehtotor county for two weeks prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Tidwell
Emma Roark
Weighburton
Tie
Draedent
Dicharge Ag Anch
Aaid
Tals Court
Ada
Oklihome
Bgit
Pehtotor
Okahoma
Pelor
Ida
Boyce Mekeel
Bassett and Nichols dispute Oklahoma farm move
In Oklahoma City on September 7, Mabel Bassett, commissioner of charities and corrections, protested changes at the West Oklahoma School for White Children in Helena, including 80 acres leased for share cropping and potential sale of a small milk herd. Chairman L M Nichols of the state board described the measures as economy moves, noting milk costs. The officials argued the farm provides vocational training despite financial concerns.
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Oklahoma City
Mabel Bassett
Charities and Corrections
West Oklahoma
Helena
State Board of Affairs
L. M. Nichols
Fisherman Finds Dan Dodge's Body in Georgian Bay
A Little Current fisherman recovered the body of Daniel C. Dodge heir to the Dodge automobile fortune. He drowned in Georgian bay three weeks earlier after a dynamite explosion at his summer cottage on Maple Point Kagawong. The body was found near where Dodge jumped from a motor boat on August 15 between Rabbit Island and Hidford.
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Oataris
Daniel C. Dodge
Dodge Automobile
Georgian Bay
Wes Ryder
Dodge
Rabbit Island
Hidford
Maple Point
Kagawong
Here
Tulsa
Sest
M-K-T
California
Oil industry eyes uptick as post Labor Day demand hinted
Oil men in Texas and Oklahoma expect an upturn as post-Labor Day demand for petroleum products grows. Crude stocks are at two-year lows while gasoline stocks remain above last year. Texas railroad commission measures to curb production persist amid concerns over Mexican imports and state-claimed oil seized for overproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Texas
Austin
Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
United States
Sheep Need Treatment For Stomach Worms
STILLWATER Sept 7 Sheepmen urged to treat flocks for stomach worms as rain this summer worsened losses. Dr Moe of Oklahoma A&M advised a 21 day treatment repeated two or three times, with a March start through late fall. Details available from the veterinary department or state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Lewis H. Moe
Oklahoma AL
Mac
Moe
Veterinary Department
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma City
Allanta Crackers Clinch Southern Association Pennant
The Allanta Crackers clinched the 1926 Southern Association pennant, their third title in four years, leading Nashville and New Orleans by five and a half games with five to play. The playoff format will pair the top four teams for the Shaughnessy series starting Tuesday after the regular season ends Sunday. Woody Rick, rookie Little Rock pitcher, threw a first game no run hit, but Atlanta's offense secured the pennant in the second game of the doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Allanta Crackers
Sid
Nashville
New Orleans
Woody Rick
Little Rock
Bar Relief Clients From Vote Debate Forces Across New Jersey
Perth Amboy, Sept 7 State Republican leaders denounced a reform proposal by Antienew deaf women to bar relief cleats from voting as an abominable principle. J Clayton Freeman in Trenton said he would oppose any move to deny relief recipients the right to vote. Mrs Sarah Oliver Hulswit of Sanfern led a delegation to Attorney General Wilentz urging purging WPA workers and relief recipients from voter lists as they are paupers and constitutionally barred from voting.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
New Jersey
Republican Party
Digitmen
Clayton E. Freeman
Trenton
Sarah Oliver Hulswit
Sanfern
Women’s Rebellion
Dawid T. Wilentz
WPA
Peggy Fears Case Deepens In Court Dispute
New York reports that A C Blumenthal’s suit to recover forty thousand dollars from his wife stage star Peggy Fears grows more complex. Blumenthal claims the 1934 separation agreement barred harassment but accuses Fears of constant nagging, following him into night clubs, public slurs, and improper associations. He alleges she publicly insulted him and behaved indecently while consorting with questionable people.
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New York
A.C. Blumenthal
P.y Fears
Blumenthal
Miss Fears
Public scandal trial ties Miss Fears to Blumenthal
Miss Fears denies accusations of impropriety and public misconduct as counsel seeks to interrogate Blumenthal before trial. Blumenthal, aboard a ship to Europe, travels with actress June Lang, a fact highlighted by Miss Fears. The hearing before Justice Hofstadter is scheduled for next Monday.
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Samuel H. Hofstadter
Supreme Court
Blumenthal
High Seas
Europe
June Lang
Vatican denounces Fascist race doctrine as error
L'Osservatore Romano summarized Pope Pius remarks to Italian teachers at Castel Gandolfo condemning fascist racialism, noting 14 points published July 34 by unity professors. The Vatican paper warns the ideas have spread widely in Italian and foreign press and threaten Catholic doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
L'Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Pope Pius
Castel Gandolfo
Ministry of Popular Eqltire
Arabs Raid Jaffa as Police Restore Order
In Jaffa, Palestine, Arab bands attacked the police station and municipal buildings, seizing rifles, ammunition, and equipment. One Arab was killed and four wounded when arrested while attempting to loot shops. Police dispersed gatherings as troop reinforcements moved in to restore calm.
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Jaffa
Palestine
Dean and Martin Oil Stock Booming in Kansas
In Wichita on September 7, 1921, a wildcat well near a lease held by Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin produced 353 barrels of oil. The drill was done by S. A. Murphy, a Wichita oilman and fan, who granted the stars an oil lease on 40 acres in return for autographed bats given by his son Joe two years earlier at Oklahoma City.
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Wichita
Kas
Dizzy Dean
Pepper Martin
S. A. Murphy
Wichita Oil
Big League Stars
Joe
Oklahoma City
Flying Squadron Lands at Pearl Harbor in record flight
Seventeen large naval flying plates completed a 2570 mile dash from San Diego to Pearl Harbor. Led by Lieut. Commander A. B. Storrs, the formation landed smoothly on the flood Bente channel at 4 40 a.m. local time, ending a record breaking flight of 17 hours 21 minutes.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
San Diego
Calif
A. 2. Storrs
Ginning rates in Oklahoma City kept at 1937 levels
Oklahoma City officials announced for the 1938 cotton season ginning rates remain unchanged from 1937. Commissioner A B Shaw stated the commission found no justification for higher differentials between picked cotton and bellies. New rate set at 25 cents per bale for bellies and 1.25 dollars for bagging and ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Corporation Combussioner
Shaw
Washington Scandals Swirl Around Ickes and Glass
In Washington reports claim Harold Ickes called Virginia's Carter Glass a political hypocrite and a liar. The feud centers on PWA grants with Ickes denying the remark while observers question if someone else profited from relief funds in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Washington Sox
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Carter Glass
Virginia. i
Harold
PWA
Interior Department
Virginia
Ickes
Glass
Tekes
Grants
2 Man
Harry Byrd
Olelahoma
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Barkley
Thomas
Byrd
Broken hose causes fatal and nonfatal burns at oil well spur
Oklahoma City report states a broken hose on an air lease spur caused gas and oil to ignite from a gasoline motor. Robert Hall, 23, an engineer, suffered fatal burns and was found nearby. Lowell Beard sustained lesser burns.
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Oklahoma City
Robert Hall
Hall
Lowell Beard
This Candidate Tells All in Arkansas Primary Loss
In Little Rock on September 7 F J Rosser Venable, an unsuccessful U S Senate candidate, argues for full disclosure of campaign spending after reporting 58390 spent. He explains one item a 25 cent watermelon shared with a few people at a store. The article also notes the agriculture department approved poison ivy control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little, Rock
F. J. Rosser Venable
U. S. Senate
Cattle Tolerate Poison Ivy But Calt Risks Cows
Plant expert James F. Coush says cows can eat poison calt and poison ivy without ill effects, but ferns resemble calt and may cause sickness or death in cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Coush
Czechs Hand Sudeten Leader Concessions Note
Premier Hadza formally delivered new concessions to Sudeten party chief Ernst Kundt in Praha aiming to ease the Germany backed dispute. Konrad Henlein’s absence in Nuremberg delayed full reception, marking the fourth government attempt to resolve the quarrel amid Hitler’s protector claim. Welfare commission in Oklahoma City considers September payroll and overdue checks for 628 workers totaling $62,060. quorum issues delayed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha
Sudeten Party
Milan Hadza
Sudetenfuehrer
Konrad Kenlein
Nurnberg
Hodza
Ernst Kundt
Henlein
Adolf Hitler
Sudetens
Europe
Welfare Board
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission
How CARDUS Helps Women
Cardus claims to aid women's health through a vegetable medicine named Cardal. It is said to ease menstruation, strengthen weakened women, boost appetite, and improve digestion. The ad urges trying Cardal with directions at a local store.
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Toc
Greater
Tor
Dan Dodge
Jeter
Roosevelt
Jon Roosevelt
Filene
Boston
Southern Association
Peggy
Nasband
Dean
Martin Oil
Flying Squadron
Belgium
National Guard
Army Air Corps
Uct
Rodney Dutcher
Sekes
F. Roosevelt
Congress
Agriculture Department
Cardus
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