Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Pontotoc County
A 1922 public auction notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma lists the sale of multiple parcels in Ada and surrounding townships. It names the Federal Land Bank of Wichita as plaintiff and numerous defendants, with the sale set for August 29, 1922, at 2 PM at the Ada court house to satisfy a judgment of about 4 1496.66 plus interest, fees, and costs. The notice details tract descriptions, bid procedures, and conditions for selling in one or two parcels to cover the judgment.
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Gurer
Thomas Beroggine
Stipmifpe
Pontotee County
Oklahewader
Wichita
Kaneas
7 Corporation
George Thomas Eeroee
Rene Bawte
Pontotoc National Farm
Ada
Oklahoma
Sinclair 1 & Chae Company
Sun Royalty Company
E Corpor
Meoberts Royalty Company
Punray Owl Company
Pontotec
Pontotoe
Northeent
Bouthenet
Northwest
Hhange
Aeid
Aaid
Eaid
Federal Land Bank of
Kansas
Axaineat
Tlemether
Pryer
H. Yaad Aeta
A. McKay
Sunray Oil Company
CC. H. Auten
McKay
W. N Brokes
K. Franklin
Pontetor County
Kin Home
Y . H. Jones
Kerri & Fryer
J. P. Flinn
Ow. K. Pepperela
Miaintiff
District Court
Pivision
Joontotoe
Kiahbema
Hiinots Life In France Company
2 Corporation
Iva Ethel Jones
Chandier
KR. BB
Pantotec County
Pontotoc County
Franklin
Sherientotec County
Okla
Jones
eKeoewn
Green
Olle
Modern Man’s Head Stubborn on a Windy Day
A minister quips that the modern man’s head resists change, yet jokes he has not walked downtown on many windy days. The remark playfully contrasts rigidity with urban weather, suggesting a light social observation.
Campaign Opening Gun and Tax Notice from 1932 Oklahoma
A 1932 tax sale notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma warns F D Waldie of certificate No 1767 on Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter Section 23 Township 5 North Range 4 East to redeem within 60 days or a tax deed will be issued. The document includes sheriff certifications and service attempts with dates in July 1932. The page also contains a political dispatch from Columbus Ohio reporting Roosevelt's campaign critique of Hoover and calls for banking and securities reforms.
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Notiocr
Oklahoma
F. Db. Waldie
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Ania
KE. Fulleh
Pentetoc
W. Corbin
JI. W. Mercer
Ll. K. Franklin
T. W. Corbin
Waldie
I. DD. Waldie
Okbhshoma
F. D. Waldie
Ada
Okla
S. EK. Franklin
T. W. Cordin
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Tis
State Department
Roosevelt Speech Emphasizes Individualism and Reform
The Associated Press reports Roosevelt calling for equality of opportunity and remedies to curb concentrated power. He criticizes Hoover era policy, warns of monopoly control, and argues for returning to first principles to restore opportunity for all Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Community Notes From SEMMERS CHAPEL Gatherings
Violet Burk returns home after two weeks in Ada hospital. Many residents visit, host and accompany kin across the week including families of Anderson Keef Burk and Galey. A party at Glennie Flatt and visits to Ada Wynnewood Maxwell Park occur amid social rounds.
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Ralph
Ray Brendie
Impson Anderson
Madision
Betty Lou
Cavner
Mozell
Kirby Lee Anderson
Syble
Jay
Geneva Isaacs
George
Otto Hollens
Gean Galey
Mable
Ray Tyson
John Law
C. O. Burk
Madelson Anderson
Ilamae Ke
Allen Burch
Madie Burk
Sybie Isaacs
Arthur James
Allene Bureh
Sidney Sellers
Dallis Burk
Ralph Brendel
Bill Murray
Ray
Fay “Tyson
Wynnewood
Wynnewood Sunday To Visit Mrs. Murray's Cousin, Manley Lanham. Madilian Anderson
Tiama Reef
Kenneth Brendie
Oil Center
Lee Ray Strickland
Dewight McGee
Maxwell Park
Minnie Mae Crompton
Ruby Brendie
Elbert
Hiamae Keef Orvil Beavers
Jean
David Galey
Willie Whit
Walnut Grove Singing Sunday Bright Aided by Outsiders
Social notes from Walnut Grove list attendees and visitors from Worstell Ada and Center, including Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Tilley Mrs. George Kirby Mona and others. Local residents shared time with relatives and enjoyed Sunday activities and visits throughout the week.
Local residents note visits and health updates
Juanita Lone visited Lois Crow on Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs O E Roberts traveled to Ada on Tuesday. Lois Crow Lorene Crow Lorene Summers and Charles Fellows called at the Burk home Tuesday night. Mrs Mark Anglin of Galey spent the week with relatives here. Several residents received typhoid serum in Worstell on Monday. 148 did. John Crane is improving after illness. Vernon Crane has returned home from Oklahoma City after an operation and is recovering. Mrs John Jones has recovered enough to be up again.
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Sy Collins
Elbert Keef
Jack Rutherford
Bobbie Hudson
Owen Magar
Clyde Haskins
Ray Tyson
Impson
Kirby Lee Anderson
Ada
Gregory
Tyson
Jewel Burk
Daisy Mae Burk
Worstell
Earnest Summers
Tommie
Grant Summers
Paul Cook
Galey
Impson Anderson
Dewight McGee
M. C. Burk
Rebee
E. C. Cavener
Howard Galey
Ruth Brendle
Bill
Bryce Whittaker
Minnie Mae Crompton
Dean
Baby
Mr. Scrugeyes
Bill Keef
Juanita Lone
Lois Crow
O. E. Roberts
Burk
Lois
Lorene Crow
Lorene Summers
Charles Fellows
Mark Anglin
John Crane
Little Vernon Crane
Oklahoma City
John Jones
Juanita Wade
Luther Gee
Troy Lilly
G. R. Lilley
Zella
Miskel Langb
Ollie Morrison
Happyland
Lela
Lille Williamson
Lilley
Orvil Bandy
Horton Stecks
Arthur S. Lindsey
Flora Harris
Woodrow Wilson
Georgia Jones
Bernice Gee
Vernie Capps
Evelyn Bandy
Earnest
Roy Williamson
Percy Williamson
Herman Bandy
Charlie
Cecil Nickells
Amos Williamson
Clyde Williams
Francis
Haskell Kite
W. H. Bandy
Oscar Capps
Miskel Lamb
Lulie Wiliamson
Georgie Jones
Roxie Williamson
Emma Williamson
T. J. Williamson
Perlie
Mollie ee _wit Mamson
Lonnie
Evalyn
Vernie Wilson
Vernie
Dorothy Capps
Republican leaders push debt, conferences, and aid overhauls
The critique accuses Republican leaders of offering no real solutions, proposing more debt and government money in business, while holding ineffective leadership and failing to address core issues.
Fraud Charged in Texas Primary Runoff
Governor Sterling offered a reward for arrest and conviction of election law violators amid allegations of illegal voting in the Texas Democratic primary. W. C. Huggins led a drive for a "clean election" as investigations into irregularities began. James Ferguson campaigned for Miriam A. Ferguson in the runoff.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
R. S. Sterling
Sterling
W. C. Huggins
Houston
Texas Democratic Executive Committee
Huggins
James Ferguson
National Guard Units Return Home in Ada Oklahoma
Ada Oklahoma welcomes home National Guard units as Battery F 160th Field Artillery and the 160th Field Artillery band march through Main Street after Fort Sill training. Crowds gather for a band concert at Main and Broadway before the units head to Convention Hall for departure preparations and rest ahead of next year’s encampment. Capt Elbert Reed commands Battery F and Maj Fred J Schreiber directs the band.
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Ada
Oklahoma National Guard
160Th Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Main Street
Frisco
Main
Broadway
Convention Hall
Oklahoma Guard
Elbert Reed
Fred J. Schreiber
Cotton spinning slack season and July capacity
The census bureau reported the cotton spinning industry operated July at 51.7 percent capacity single shift, down from 57.7 in June and 86.3 a year ago. Spindles in place totaled 31,708,510 with 19,758,252 active at some time. average 16,390,587 on a single shift. Active spindle hours reached 23,659,198,582 at an average of 115 hours per spindle.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Farmers go on strike amid urban goods pull
Rural workers join city dwellers in labor action, with farmers adopting urban amenities and utilities while striking for demands. The piece notes the shift from traditional farming to modernized households and collective protest as tensions rise between communities.
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Harrie Smith
Juanita O'Connor
Sunshine Community
Lillian
Elizabeth Freeman
Sunshine
Hiawatha Williams
Roff
J. P. Freeman
Sunsine
Clayton Vanzant
Arnold Lee
T. Binkas
W. M. Vanzant
Parker
Horace
Leon Pannell
Columbus
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Overnor Roosevelt
New York
Hoover
Harding
White House
Mr. Hoover
Hooser
President Coolidge
New England
Dakota Hills
United States
Nation
Port Arthur
Walnut Grove
Johnnie Tilley
George Kirby
Mona
James
Lela Crockett
Center
Beatrice Lee
Dal Hammons
See Home
Arch Collins
Chester Collins
Lois Robertson
Alice Ball
Lester Collins
Francis Cude
Kenneth Goodson
Rosie Cude
Arnie Ree Cude
Fannie Collins
Cora Lee
Imogene
Wanda Crow
Wanda Collins
Bud Owens
Roper
Debee
National Guard
Denny Lela Lillie Williamson
Oscar Cooper
I. C. Lindsey
E. L. Rogers
Jewell Rogers
Eula May Lindsey
Wilburn Little
Oakman
This Place
Carmen Mynick
G. Rh
Lilly George Jones
Eugene Wallan
Jim Williamson
Lillie Williamson
Vaess
J. B. Faber
Vanesa
Anderson Grocery
S. Mississippi
Henry
Stratford, Okla
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