Notice of sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The sheriff announces a judicial sale on October 17 1922 at 11 a.m. at the Ada City Courthouse to satisfy a $2600.49 judgment plus 10 percent interest from April 28 1932 for the defendants May Adair and Lucile Adair. The property is the south 65 feet of the east 136 feet of lot 28, South Side Addition, Ada Oklahoma, described in the court order of sale dated September 12 1932, with costs and attorney fees to be added.
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I. K. Franklin
Nm T. Moore
Sherifess
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District Court
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Mutual Savings & Loan Axcoriation
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Pentotec County
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Jones
Anderstern
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J. F. Mc Keel
Miaintiff
Sheriff Sale Notices From Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public foreclosure and property sale notices issued by Pontotoc County Sheriff in Ada Oklahoma. Administrations of Standard Savings & Loan Association Mutual Savings & Loan Association and state land office seek sale of parcels in Ada Francis Francis and surrounding townships to satisfy judgments. Sale dates span 1922 to 1932 with properties described by sections townships ranges and names of defendants.
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Lester Fear
H. Jones
Commissioners of the Land Office
State of Oklahoma
R. H. Couch
Haskell Paul
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The undersheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will sell at public auction on a set October day in 1932 at 2 oclock pm at the south front door of the Ada court house the real estate described as Lots 1 2 3 4 in Stonewall City with buildings and appurtenances. The property appraised at 850 dollars is being sold to satisfy a judgment of 1406 dollars plus six percent from January 3 1927 in favor of J F Harper assigned to The Murray Company Dallas Texas. Witnessed by Ky Hfscoth undersheriff.
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State of Oklahoma
Ilinois Life Insurance Company
4 Corporation
Iva Ethel Jones
Chandler
J. B. Jones
Pontotec County
Pontotee County
Pontotoc County
I. E. Frankelan
Pontoctec County
Okla
BH. Jones
McKeown & Teen
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District Court of
Land Office
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E. E. McKendree
Ethel Coff
Costa
SOS Farmers Cooperative Gin Company
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Murray Company
Dallas
Xan
Oklaho
Greatest results for the amount invested
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Notice of Tax Sale Redemption for Pontotoc County Lands
The State of Oklahoma to F D Waldie is notified that E E Fuller holder of tax sale certificate No 1707 covers the SE of the NE quarter of section 23 township 5 north range 4 east Indian Meridian in Pontotoc County. Redemption must be made within sixty days from first publication or a tax deed will be issued. First publication September 5, 1932.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
F. D. Waldie
E. EB. Fuller
League report favors Japan in Manchuria dispute
A League of Nations inquiry report favors Japanese influence in Manchuria in an advisory capacity while recognizing China's sovereignty and proposing autonomous administration under Japanese advisers. The report, signed at Peiping, calls for demilitarization, a native police force under foreign supervision, and negotiations between China and Japan with Manchuria observers. Publication to Geneva, Nanking, and Tokyo is delayed pending Japan's study and reply, likely until late October.
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Colonel Robins Career of Adventure and Mystery
The article outlines the 59 year old Colonel Raymond Robins and his high profile career. It notes his 1917 18 Red Cross relief mission to Russia and his connection with Lenin, his Alaskan gold rush wealth, social work in Chicago, political campaigns, and long Y M C A international involvement. It mentions threats to his life amid his disappearance while en route from New York to Washington for a conference with President Hoover.
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Storm winds lash New England coast with heavy damage
A tropical disturbance off the Bahamas fueled a 90 mile wind sweep from the Cape Hatteras to Eastport shore. Ships sought shelter. Cape Cod reports record tides and 65 mph gusts. The Prince Henry and Lady Hawkins faced rough seas near Cape Hatteras and Nantucket.
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California Forest Fire Unchecked Near Ma tiliza River
A major forest fire in the North Fork district of Ma tiliza river canyon raged unchecked near Ventura California on September 9. Fire crews battled the blaze as winds hampered containment efforts and residents evacuated surrounding areas.
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Judge Chappell Reverses Lincoln County Liquor Case
Oklahoma City September 12 Judge Will H Chappell of the state criminal court of appeals dissented from a ruling that vacated the liquor conviction of W T Evans in Lincoln county He criticized the majority for freeing a bootlegger and allowing the liquor ring to escape punishment.
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W. T. Evans
Lincoln County
Will H. Chappell
State Criminal Court of Appeals
James S. Davenport
Chappell
Farm strike shapes Midwest relief plan in Sioux City
Farmers converge in Sioux City as midwestern governors meet to craft an agricultural relief program. Thousands of striking agriculturists fill the city awaiting the result amid a tense holiday movement. residents express apprehension while leaders pursue a resolution.
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Green
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Cotton use rise in August labor and storage figures
Census data show August cotton consumption at 402 601 bales lint and 47 620 linters, up from July and below August last year. On hand at month end consuming establishments and storage facilities show higher lint totals, while imports and exports also shift with August figures.
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Census Bureau
Murder suspect denies shooting at Bragges Mountain
Luther Jolliff of the Cookson Hills region, 29, denied involvement in the September 2 Bragges Mountain shooting that killed Mrs. E. M. Sharp and wounded three others. Police seek James G. Benge Ky Carlisle Van Ratliff Russell King and Troy Love in connection with the case. Carlisle and Ratliff are wanted for a Bixby bank robbery. Benge is said to have escaped from the state penitentiary.
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Treasury condition improves against last fiscal year
Improvement in the treasury condition is reported despite declines in custom receipts and income tax returns. The latest statement credits the new revenue act and reduced expenditures, noting miscellaneous receipts for September 6 at 8.31 million and total miscellaneous receipts of 21.10 million for the first days of September, compared with 6.40 million a year earlier.
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Treasury
Up State Republicans Gather For Campaign Strategy
Oklahoma City leaders and candidates met at C Hawk’s office to discuss election tactics. W G Skelly from Tulsa and Wirt Franklin of Ardmore joined the session with James A Harris and J H Johnston noted as key nominees. Franklin said his ties to Sen Elmer Thomas would not stop him from actively campaigning against the incumbent.
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Big Jim) Harris
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Elmer Thomas
Russell Petroleum Faces Proration Test In Supreme Court
Oklahoma City September 14 proration dispute centering on Russell Petroleum Co as one of seven firms cited by the corporation commission for curb rule violations in the Oklahoma City field. A petition for a restraining order was filed and set for hearing September 23. Russell’s attorney Sid White contends the commission lacks authority over proration production and cannot lawfully impose rules or penalties.
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State Supreme Court
Russell Petroleum Co
State Corporation Commission
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Sid White
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