Foreclosure Notice in Pontotoc County Mortgage Case No 12579
Defendants Gertrude H Barbour Milton P Hutchison Herbert G Miller C O Yoakum Frank P Smith and W J Hermann must answer Ashland Savings Bank petition by Oct 27 1934 or default will foreclose a mortgage debt of 2114.25 plus 159.00 attorneys fees and costs and foreclose a second mortgage of 1500 covering described Pontotoc county real estate including Lot 3 4 and part of Section 1 and Lot 1 Section 2 township 4N range 7E Indian Meridian. The court clerk is Della Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
Gertrude H. Barbour
Milton P. Hutchinson
Herbert G. Miller
C. O. Yoakum
Frank P. Smith
W. J. Hermann
District Court
Pontotoc County
Ashland Savings Bank
Eliza Wheeler Nee Wade
Eliza Wheeler
W. A. Wheeler
Deming Investment Company
Towit
Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff L. Kaiser advertises sale under a 1934 writ of execution against Lon L Moore for 324.90 plus interest and costs. Property described as a six and one third acre strip in Section 6 Township 1 North Range 7 East Pontotoc County Ada Oklahoma to be sold October 16 1934 at 10 a.m. at the south front door of the County Courthouse. Ben Hatcher Ada Oklahoma is attorney for the plaintiff Sutherland Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherife
Tontotoc County
State of
Oklahoma
Sutherland Lumber Company
R. Sutherland
Mae G. Sutherland
Ton L. Moore
Lon L. Moore
Pontotoc County
Ada
Lyde Kaiser
Ben Hatcher
Okla
Plaintiff
District Court
State of Oklahoma
Mutual Savings & Loan Association
W. F. Chilcutt
E. Carl Story
Pearl Story
Dageges
Clyde Kaiser
Mont F. Highley
A. H. Constant
Willie Mai Prewette
Grace C. McConaha
Grace
McConaha
Grace CC. McConaha
Lavina Diefenderfer
Victor Diefenderfer
Lavina’ Diefenderfer
Dan Hays
Han
Notice of Bids for Oil and Gas Leases in Pontotoc County
Oklahoma Land Office to receive sealed bids by 2:00 p m on October 8 1934 for oil and gas leases on school and state lands including Pontotoc County Tract No 8. Each bid must include a 1000 deposit and bond, minimum 2 per acre bonus, five year term with royalty of one eighth and annual rental if no well is completed within a year. Also includes a separate court notice against J C Hynds for 115 dollars with garnishment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Land Office
State of
Oklahoma
Land Ofice
Commissioners of the Land Office
Secretary of the Commissioners of the Land Office
J. Cc. Hynds
Oklahoma State Bank
Security National Bank
Ss. W. Hill
Justice of Peace
Oil and gas lease bids sought by Oklahoma land office
Oklahoma commissioners invite sealed bids for oil and gas leases on state lands in Pontetee County with a 2.05 per acre minimum bonus, 1/8 royalty, and drilling obligation. Bids due by October 15, 1934. deposits refundable if not accepted. Information via Secretary J L Carpenter. Police raid Arthur Williams home in bootlegging case yields evidence down kitchen sink drain.
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St. Louis
Arthur Williams
Hearing Ordered On Deed Of Full Blood Indian Heirs
In Pontotoc county Oklahoma the Probate Court sets October 11 1934 for a hearing on Eliza Alexander Brown formerly Reed and Clarence Brown petition to approve a deed conveying all their interest in lands described in Section 31 Township 1 North Range 8 East Coal County. Notice to R B Drake and publication in Ada Weekly News required. Also sheriff sale notice for foreclosure of lot 3 block 27 Dageges Addition Ada with sale October 36 1934 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Irvin Reed
Pontotoc
Eliza Alexander
Brown
Reed
Clarence Brown
East
Coal County
Oklahoma
R. B. Drake
Ardmore
Court House
Ada
Claude V. Thompson
Harrell and Kerr
Notice of Sale of Personal Property Under Tax Warrant
Pontotoc county Oklahoma will sell at public auction the entire stock of merchandise of Rains and Son Grocery at 2 pm October 5 1934 at the store front Ada Oklahoma to satisfy delinquent 1934 taxes amounting to 103.08 including costs and penalties. The sale is directed by the Pontotoc County treasurer and conducted by Sheriff Claude Sturdivant undersheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Rains and Son Grocery
West Main Street
Ada
Rains & Son Grocery
Clyde Kaiser
Oklo
Claude Sturdivant
Amended Resolution No. 2 for Pontotoc County bonds in 1934
Pontotoc County commissioners amend Resolution No. 2 to correct certificates on funding bonds and change the signatory title from Chairman of the Board of Directors to Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners. Emergency clause declares immediate effect. signatures of County Attorney Truman Harrison and County Clerk H D Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. N. Johnson
Board of Directors
Board of County Commissioners
Truman Harrison
H. D. Garner
A. D
Frank Lucas Dies at 60 Former Ponca City Postmaster
Frank Lucas, 60, Ponca City postmaster and former Kansas City banker, died in a Guthrie hospital after a lengthy illness. He came to Oklahoma before statehood, worked in newspaper and school land roles, served as personal treasurer to E. W. Marland, and was later namedPonca City postmaster after Marland entered Congress in 1932. He was an active Democrat and funeral arrangements will be announced in Ponca City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Frank Lucas
Ponca City
Kansas City
Lucas
Oklahoma
Statehood
School Land Department
E. W. Marland
Marland Oil Company
Marland
Congress
Notice of Hearing on Warranty Deed Approval in Hughes County
In Hughes County Oklahoma the probate division schedules a hearing for October 17 1934 at 10:00 am to approve a warranty deed from E M Johnson Fullblood Chickasaw Roll No 2541 to Gale Statler covering land in Section 160 Township 1 North Range 7 East I M Pontotoc County Objections may be filed by interested parties with attorneys BOB HOWELL ORR WOODFORD Holdenville Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
State OF Oklahoma
Fullblood
Liza Johnson Nee Gipson
E. M. Johnson Fullblood
Gale Statler
Holdenville
Oklahoma
Bob Howell
ORR & Woodford
Oklo
Oklahoma City Market Report Sees Cattle Hogs and Lambs Mixed
Oklahoma City markets show cattle 1 400 head calves 300 steady to 7 00 per head medium to good butchers and canners moving slowly with prices 1 75 to 4 00 for calves and 3 25 to 50 for medium butcher cows. Hogs 1 200 head down 15 to 20 with top butcher hogs 6 50 and sows 4 80 to 5 10. Sheep 1 600 steady with natives at 6 00 and lambs 5 00 to 5 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Market Report from Kansas City Auctions Heavy Hog and Cattle Prices
U S Department figures show hogs 4 000 head with 240 direct, slow and uneven trading. Early 230 lb hogs to traders at 6 75, top 6 50. Cattle 7 000 with 1 500 calves, drought cattle 4 000 and 1 000 government calves. Feeder stocker pigs 2 75 to s 85. Steers steady. fed heifers slow. other stock steady to strong. Sheep 10 000 with drought sheep 8 000. native lambs above 6 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S
Colorado
Market Prices for Poultry in Chicago on Sept 26
Live poultry by the tonnage and by truck size shows unsettled trade. Hens command 13 1/2 to 16 cents per unit, leghorn hens 10 1/2, rock fryers 15, colored 14 to 16, rock springs 15 1/2 to 16, colored 14 to 15, rock brooders 17 to 18, colored 17, bare backs 12, leghorn 15, leghorn springs 13, roosters 11, turkeys 10 to 16, young ducks 12 to 16, old 11 to 12, young geese 11, old 9.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Leghorn Springs
Dairy and Egg Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Butter sales reach 9 477 pounds with firm creamery specials at 25 1 4 to 3 4 cents per pound. Extras 92 fetch 24 3 4. Firsts 88 89 sell at 23 to 23 1 2. Eggs 2 021 firm with extra firsts 91 1 2 to 22 cents. current receipts 18 to 19 1 2. Refrigerator lines at 19 1 2 to 20 3 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sirois Winner in Lively Water Wrestling Show
A lively Convention Hall wrestling program led by Walter Sirois who defeated Paul Murdock in the main event. The card opened with a negro battle royal won by Ward by technical knockout, followed by two boxing bouts where Willie Scott scored a knockout and Northcutt drew with Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Hall
Arthur Saxon
Walter Sirois
Paul Murdock
Waxahachie
Tex
Robert Ware
William Cravens
Leslie Williams
O. C. Frazier
Jesse Keesee
Ward
Williams
William Frazier
Willie Scott
Scott
Claude Northcutt
Ray Lloyd
Duke Heads CounSolmasters Club Elects Officers
The Pontotoc County Schoolmasters met Tuesday with strong attendance. D. D. Duke was elected president, Harris vice president, and Ray Stegall secretary as they reviewed state school taxation with Senator Al G Nichols and heard wrestling results from Pat McGuire, George Kogut, and Sirois in a post banquet program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Old Age Pension Laws Vary Across States
A Labor Department survey shows 28 states Alaska and Hawaii have old age pension laws. Twenty three are mandatory, others optional. By 1933 only 16 states and Alaska paid pensions totaling 115,547 beneficiaries costing 25.95 million dollars. New York leads with 51,106 beneficiaries and 13.59 million dollars paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver Washington
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Alaska
Hawaii
New York
North Dakota
Arizona
Delaware
Iowa
Maine
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Colorado
Maryland
Massachetts
Minnesota
Montana
Nevada
Hampshire
New Jersey
RT Sia Csiain
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Lead by Only One Game in NL Pennant Battle
The Giants and Cardinals chase the pennant with five and three games left. St Louis beat Pittsburgh as Dizzy Dean allowed six hits, while the Giants were shut out by Philadelphia. Yankees rout Athletics as Tamulis stars in his MLB debut. Browns over Cleveland as Hadley shines.
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Pittsburgh
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
Giants
Phillies
Curtis Davis
St. Louis
New York
Dean
Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Boston
Red Sox
Senators
Wes Werrell
Braves
Brooklyn
Phil Cavaretta
Francis Wistert
Cubs
Reds
Yankees
Vito Tamulis
Athletics
Lou Gehrig
Browns
Cleveland
Irvin
Bump) Hadley
Grain prices ease as rain forecast spurs selloff and wheat seeding advances
Chicago reports lower grain quotations on expectations of rainfall across eastern farming regions in the next month or two. Winter wheat seeding accelerates with Kansas at 75 percent. The piece also covers tax reform talks on ad valorem taxes and school funding, including plans to shift gasoline tax revenue to support education and adopt a state wide unit school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rockies
Kansas
Nichols
Chicago grain prices on September 26 report
Wheat No 1 hard at 1.12 to 12 1 2. Corn No 1 mixed 81 1 4, No 1 yellow 81 1 4 to 1 2, No 1 white 85 1 2. Coats No 2 white 56 3 4, sample grade 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton fluctuates as traders await Washington updates
Cotton prices moved irregularly in a narrow range as moderate trade and foreign buying rose against liquidation and southern selling. December traded from 12.72 to 12.64, near the day’s low, with futures down 7 to 12 points and spot middling at 12.70 amid hedging pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Spot Cotton Closes Steady in New Orleans Market
New Orleans on September 26 reports spot cotton closing steady at unchanged quotations. Sales 4 698 bales. prices for low middling 12.22, middle 12.87, good middling 13.32. Receipts 8 416. stock 616 310.
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New Orleans
Seminole deputy shoots fugitive during escape attempt
WEWOKA Sept 26 Ralph Fain 32 a Seminole police character was shot to death early today by Deputy Sheriff Joe Poe who fired as Fain attempted to escape while being taken to the county jail in WeWoka. Fain a fugitive from justice on multiple charges was arrested last night in Shawnee and had bonds totaling 7500 forfeited on burglary larceny and witness bribery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewoka
Ralph Fain
Joe Poe
Poe
Fain
Shawnee
Garfield County Farmer Beaten and Left Critical
J C Cupp a 66 year old Garfield county farmer living two miles northwest of Douglas was found unconscious in his farm home with a blood stained spade and baseball bat nearby He is in critical condition officials say he was attacked last night and a Oklahoma City boy of about 18 who had come to work for him is missing neighbors recall the youth was seen at the farm yesterday and Cupp who split time between Oklahoma California lived alone until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
J. C. Cupp
Garfield County
Douglas
Cupp
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
California
Oklahoma Names Walter Colbert for Corporation Commissioner
Walter Colbert of Ardmore was certified by the state Republican Central Committee as a candidate for corporation commissioner in the November election to fill a vacancy from Paul Walker’s resignation. Reford Bond of Chickasha was appointed by Governor Murray to the post, with Backing and debate over whether a vacancy exists. The Democratic Central Committee urged Bond for the ballot while the board considered if a vacancy exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Walter Colbert
Ardmore
State Election Board
State
Republican Central Committee
Paul A. Walker
Reford Bond
Chickasha
Murray
Walker
Federal Communications Board
Bond
Democratic Central Committee
Election Board
Nominations Named in New Mexico Parties Runoffs
In Santa Fe on September 26, the Republican Bronson Cutting will face Democrat Dennis Chavez for the six-year U.S. Senate seat. Democrats nominated Carl Hatch and R. C. Dillon for the two-year term to fill the Bratton vacancy. Democrats also named J. J. Dempsey and Clyde Ingley for governor, while Republicans picked Maurice Miera and Jaffa Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Senate
New Mexico
Carl Hatch
R. C. Dillon
Sam Bratton
J. J. Dempsey
NRA
Clyde Ingley
Albuquerque
Maurice Miera
Federal
Jaffa Miller
Fainting Pharmacy Clerk Foils Bandit in Portland
In Portland Mrs. Anna Herzog fainted when confronted by a revolver. She saved the cash drawer of the pharmacy she worked in as the bandit fled, leaving the till intact. Neighbors found her unconscious on the sidewalk after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Orc
Anna Herzog
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Cohoon & Heiple
Harrell & Kerr
J. L. Carpenter
Justice Court
W. Hile
Mes
O. G. Adams
G. Adams
Dss
Said County
Frank Work
Helen Eaton Work
Turner M. King
Pontetee County
Wisconsin Cobblers
Minnesota Cobblers
Red River
Ohios
Idaho Russets
Oregon Russets
State ‘of
of Pontotoc
Pontotee
Rontotoc County
South Plains
Texas
T. B. Stewart
Lorenzo
Township
Range
I. M
Murdock
Duke Heads
Counsolmasters
Sen
al Nichols
Huff
J. W. Huff
Ray Stegall
Herron
A. Linscheid
East Central College
Pat McGuire
George Kogut
McGuire
Pat
Kogutt
Kogut
Sirois
Saxon
Cardinals
Hugh 8S. Fullerton JR
Associated Press
Rolbert Sffes
Tisket
J. William Cordell
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