Pontotoc County Oklahoma Board Meets in Regular Session
Pontotoc County commissioners met September 2 1918 in Ada to approve affidavits of erroneous assessment and monthly sheriff deputy and clerk reports. They approved a home demonstration contract with A & M College and USDA, opened bids for a reinforced concrete bridge over Spring Creek, and discussed state road additions and eliminations. W. H. Brents, I. R. Gilmore and W. Brumley signed, with M. Garner as county clerk.
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Ular
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotc
County
Oklahoma
Court House
Ada
I. R. Gilmore
W. H. Brumley
W. H. Brents
M. Garner
S. C. Lynch
Dewey Lynch
Nee Smith
Simon James Milligan
Nick Heard
A. B. Bagwell
James E. Fussell
Charley Fussell
J. G. Witherspoon
Freeney and Smith
Edwin S. Kerr
Beulah Boxley
Bob Duncan
P. G. Nebhitt
Lee West
W. G. Vincent
Tom Anthony
H. R. Whitson
A. R. Sugg
J. Lee Dowdy
Roff
Marie Delaney
Allen
H. F. Mathis
Ahen
Lee Daggs
Milton Garner
Pontotoc County
A. & M. College
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pontotoc Coun
Elva Roberts-Duvall
Spring Creek
Y Sition
Aderway
A. D
Kansas City Bridge Company
Kansas City
Jackson County
State of Oklahoma
Witherseth
Springbrook Creek
H. K. Webb
Seal
W.H. Brents
Board of
County Commissioners
Stonewall
Danford
Jesse
Coal County
Ross
Vanessa Maxwell
Garvin
McClain
Francis
South Canadian River
Ada Center Road
Sandy Creek
Pontotec County
Wade Allison
Allen Township
H. A. Blackburn
County Board Disallows Claims and Schedules Road Hearing
Disallowed claims include O. L. Myers against Francis Township for 15.00 damage to a yearling and P. F. Erwin royalty on land. Boardman Company’s 145.00 for a concrete mixer also denied. Road petition by J. H. Paine et al. for a road through section 28 township 4 north range 7 east set for hearing Tuesday October 8 at 10:00 AM. Board adjourns to regular session Monday October 7 1918.
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O. L. Myers
Francis Township
P. F. Erwin
Boardman Company
J. H. Paine
Range 7
I. R. Gilmore
Board of County Commissioners
M. Garner
Relief sought for Droath Sufferers in Oklahoma banks
Oklahoma health, fuel and finance officials pressed Treasury Department officials to deposit 5 million dollars in Oklahoma banks to aid families ruined by three years of drought. The effort seeks a larger deposit, not a loan on farmers notes. A later item advertises White's Cream Vermifuge for worm remedies.
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Washington
J. W. Duke
Guthrie
P. A. Norris
Ada
Frank Wyckoff
Oklahoma City
Treasury Department
Treasury
Oklahoma
Bart Smith
Men bring sons to Ada for military training on pay
Several men have been in Ada this week to place their sons in the normal to get the benefit of the military training, although the boys are not yet eligible to be enlisted in the S. A. T. C. on pay. They will get the same training as the others, but will pay their own expenses.
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Ada
Oklahoma seed oil mills to resume buying at fixed prices
Oklahoma City Sept 14 Cotton seed crushers agreed to re enter the market and buy seed offered at food administration fixed prices. Buying began but they fear losses on seed purchased. A conference with Washington officials is planned to settle the issue. Mr Ames left for Washington to present Oklahoma concerns.
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Oklahoma City
C. B. Ames
Oklahoma
Food Administration
Mr. Ames
State Food Administration
Cotton Seed Division
The
Washington
Ames
National Food Administration
Construction work to continue under war board ruling
Washington report states the war industries board will not halt substantially under way building construction under its plan to restrict non war projects. Pending further action, building material dealers may continue supplying necessary materials.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Baruch
Get Ready Now for Liberty Loan Fourth Issue
A wartime appeal urges citizens to buy Liberty Bonds to support 1.6 million soldiers in France. Emphasizes self denial and economy, notes 7 percent non taxable interest, and calls for October 7 subscriptions to boost morale and aid the war effort.
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France
Hotels Engage In Ypres for American Soldier Leave
Six of the largest hotels in Ypres France have been engaged to house American soldiers on leave as World War I duties continue and morale concerns are addressed by local authorities.
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Ypres
France
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Maxwell
Pontotoc
McClain Counties
Section 14
Section 23
Township 5
Range 4
McClain County
Canadian River
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe Railroad
Vanoss
Fitzhugh
Chickasaw
Midland
Stonewall Township
Maxwell Township
Dallas
Denison, Sherman
Waco and
Texas Electric
Eas Oe
Dodge Brothers Business
Ada, Oklahoma
Liberty -Loan
W. E. Harvey Ada