Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Land in Pontotoc County
Alias order of sale issued by Pontotoc district court directs sheriff to offer 100 by 140 foot tract in Bar ringer Heights Ada plus improvements to satisfy foreclosure of Farm and Home Savings and Loan Assn of Missouri against J D Poe et al. Sale set September 28, 1925 at 2 p m at Ada court house. Also divorce notice in Bradley case warns William S. Bradley to answer by October 30, 1925 or divorce granted for desertion.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association of Missouri
J. D. Poe
Barringer Heights
Ada
J. D. Ice
Gertrude Poe
W. A. Barrett
Ella Barrett
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
Busby & Harrell
Notice of Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County district court Oklahoma Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association of Missouri sues Benjamin Wade Grace Wade James M Perry Minna Lee Perry. A sheriff sale will be held September 28 1925 at 2 pm at the north front door Ada to sell Lots 13 and 14 Block 4 Daggs Addition Ada to satisfy a judgment of 1257.54 with interest plus costs and fees.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association of Missouri
Benjamin Wade
District Court
Oklahoma
Court House
Ada
Daggs
Grace Wade
James M. Perry
Minna Lee Perry
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
Notice of Sheriff Foreclosure Sale in Pontotoc County
Notice of sale of land by Sheriff under foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Two properties described: various portions of Section Five Township Four North Range Seven East and Northeast Quarter of Northeast Quarter Section Five Township One North Range Seven East. Court actions date from 1925, final sale set for October 19 1925 and October 26 1925. W B Walker sheriff. McKeown Green attorneys. Sale subject to taxes. Cash bids.
Oklahoma State Bank of Ada sues Gray defendants for 13000 debt
The Oklahoma State Bank of Ada sues J B Gray Jamie Gray and John H Gray in Pontotoc County district court seeking judgment for 13000 with interest at 10 percent from December 20 1924 plus attorney fees and costs and to foreclose a mortgage on specified lands in Sections 27 28 and 32 Townships 3 5 North Range 8 East and related parcels and to bar all defendants from any right title or equity of redemption.
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State of Oklahoma
County of Pontotoc
Oklahoma State Bank of
Foreclosure Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Plaintiffs petition seeks judgment on a mortgage against multiple defendants if not answered by November 7, 1925. The court will foreclose the mortgage and bar all rights to redemption in the described real estate. Clerk’s seal shows Pontotoc County. September 1525. 9-24-3tw
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L. E. Franklin
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
McKeown & Green
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Lands No 6938
In Pontotoc county Oklahoma district court on September 18 1925 Daisy D Blankenship plaintiff versus A D West et al notice of sale without appraisement of land to satisfy a judgment of 1198.56 plus interest fees and costs The property includes parts of section 29 township 4 north range 8 east Ada Oklahoma sale to take place October 26 1925 at 2 PM at the north front entrance of the Pontotoc county court house.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Geo. S. Frierson
N. R. Lafferty Et al
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
W. G. Long
Ada
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
McKeel & Kerr
Poniotoc County
Ella Heitz
Walter Comstock
County Court House
West 12Th Street
Pontotoe County
McKeown & Green
Daisy D. Blankenship
A. D. West
Colorful Yellowstone Job Nicknames Highlight Park Roles
In Yellowstone National Park a cook is called a meat burner a chauffeur a brake jammer and a waitress a heaver reflecting playful slang for park workers. The terms show rough humor used to describe everyday duties among staff at the historic site.
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Yellowstone National Park
Ada City Schools Report Record Enrollment Growth
City schools in Ada show a strong start to the year with ward schools surpassing last year’s figures and adding staff. Ada high school enrollment hits 410 with expectations of 450, while the North Central association limits prompt student juggling. Principal Harris notes progress as Irving anticipates post cotton season growth. College enrollment not yet announced.
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Ada
J. E. Hickman
Hickman
Irving
Ada High School
K. W. Harris
Harris
North Central Association
A. Linscheid
Ada Baptists Honor Ellison with McAlester Send-off Banquet
Ada Baptists hosted a layman banquet in McAlester for L A Ellison a prominent Ada banker and Baptist layman. About 51 Ada members attended the event the largest group from any church district with 200 men present overall. Ellison begins his state tour with fellow laymen before his permanent assignment as secretary of the Baptist church laymen’s organization.
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L. A. Ellison
Ada
Baptist Church
McAlester
the Baptist Church
Ponca City Seeks Monthly Health Checks for Dispensers
City commissioners in Ponca City move to pass an ordinance mandating monthly medical examinations for soda fountain workers and all food and drink handlers. The measure targets workers to ensure personnel are free from infectious or communicable diseases and imposes penalties for violations.
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Ponca City
Car Theft Disrupts Presbyterian Service Leader
Hugh Norris, College faculty member and church paragon, led the Amen at the Presbyterian service Sunday night. After the sermon a would be thief tampered with Norris's Ford by removing its batteries, causing the car not to start. Norris said he would report the theft to police.
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Hugh Norris
Presbyterian Church
Ford
Neurcis
Norris
Dynamite Plot Exposed Near Grove Oklahoma Raid
U S deputy marshals uncovered two 50 pound cases of dynamite with fuse beneath an old building near Cayuga Oklahoma eight miles northeast of Grove. The seizure followed a Friday distillery raid that yielded 600 gallons of whiskey and gin plus mash and stills. Several arrests tied to a gang said to be the largest since Prohibition began.
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Tulsa
Cayuga
Grove
Okla
U. S
United States
Henry G. Beard
William Meeks
Meeks
Marshal Beard
Joplin
E. W. Perry
Perry
Darrough
Vinita
Beard
J. B. McCullouch
Frank Nichols
William H
LeRoy Thomas
Lucy Nichols
Charles Wortham
Jim Ray
Fred Tomlinson
Afair
Washington county Spanish American veterans plan rally
Se Becca County veterans to rally in Bartlesville September 6. Washington county Spanish American war veterans announce a general rally and aim to enroll every veteran in the county into the organization.
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Becca County
Raily Bartlesville
Washington County
Floats Burned in Tulsa Petroleum Exposition Parade
Fire destroyed 15 floats and a vinegar plant the day before the Petroleum Exposition parade in Tulsa. The loss, about 32,500 dollars, halts but does not cancel the October 1-10 event. Princesses and Queen Petrolia figures were among the damaged displays.
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Tulsa
King Petroleum
Frank F. Vinson
Warren
Penn
Attorneys Seek to Block Deals In Creek Heir Case
Attorneys for R. B. Drake and Jackson Barnett move in Oklahoma Supreme Court for a writ to halt county court action and a Guardian’s suit seeking $500000 returned from Barnett to his wife and to Bacone College. Bailey challenges Interior approval of the division of Barnett’s estate.
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Oklahoma City
R. B. Drake
Five Civilized Tribes
American Baptist Home Society
Jackson Barnett
State Supreme Court
Okmulgee County
Barnett
Okmulgee
E. S. Bailey
Bacone College
Muskogee
Bailey
Secretary of the Interior
Riggs National Bank
Washington, D. C
Two Women Held In Fighting Case At Henryetta Mine
Henryetta report says two women were arrested at the B and A mine near Schuster after a fight sparked by cheering for union sympathizers. Mrs Sallie Mimson and Mrs Maud Williams faced disturbance charges and were released to appear in justice court next week.
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Henryetta
Schuster
Sallie Mimson
Maud Williams
Ian B. A. Patton
Davis
National
Justice Court
Prisoner Escapes During Courtroom Sentence Action
In Tulsa H B Collins of Broken Arrow fled a courtroom as Judge Fort L Allen ordered a 30 day jail term and a $50 fine for assault and battery and a $2000 bond on grand larceny. Officers pursued but he vanished through the doorway into the street, with plans to recapture him.
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Tulsa
Fort L. Allen
H. B. Collins
Broken Arrow
Collins
Chase
Automobile Traffic and Parking Space Creates Situation
Ada experiences heavy Friday night congestion as Main Street and side streets fill with parked cars. Witness W E Pitts counted 110 westbound vehicles past the First National Bank corner in 10 minutes, a claim echoed by Traffic Officer Babe Chaney.
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Ada
Maine Street
Katy
W. E. Pitts
Main Street
First National Bank
Babe Chaney
Redskins' Bones Found
Remains believed to belong to a Native American figure are uncovered near Ottawa Illinois by a sand company as workers expose old burial evidence in the area.
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Ottawa
Ill
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