Hearing to Sell Real Estate in Craig County Court
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court holds a hearing for the estate of John Martin deceased to authorize sale of real estate at public sale. Judge S F Parks sets Monday August 19 1912 at 10 a.m. for interested parties to appear and show cause why sale should not be granted. Publication posting and mailing required. August 1912. Also notices for the estates of Sarah J Guinn and Himer B Brown minors outline private sale timing and notice requirements with guardianship, court confirmation, and signatures.
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Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
John Martin
John A. Wise
F. Parks
The
State of
Oklahoma
J Court
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
S. F. Parks
County of
Craig
Himer B. Brown
Vinita
Elmer
Land Bid Notice for 10 Acre Northwest Quarter Section 4
In Craig County Oklahoma bids for 10 acres in the northwest quarter of section 4 township 28 north range 19 east must be in writing and filed with the County Court Clerk at Winita before sale. Each bid must include a certified check for ten percent of the bid as good faith. dated August 7, 1912, Fannie C. Brown guardian.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
Winita
Fannie C. Brown
GuardIan
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Indian Territory
Notice published in the Chieftain announcing a mortgage foreclosure sale. James F McCullough and Mattie I McCullough conveyed land in Craig County Oklahoma by deed to Harry Taft as trustee to secure a $60.30 promissory note. The deed included a power of sale and waived redemption. The final installment due June 1 1912 remains unpaid. The trustee will proceed as required.
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Chieftain
James F. McCullough
Mattie I. McCullough
United States Court
Northern District of
Indian Territory
Vinita
Harry Je Taft
Twentycliot
Meridian
Craig County
Oklahoma
Harry Lee Taft
Public Sale Notice of Oklahoma Real Estate Foreclosure
The holder of the note under the trust deed will sell the described real estate at public auction for cash at the east front door of the County Court House in Vinita Oklahoma at 10:00 a.m. on September 14, 1912 to satisfy the indebtedness and costs. Harry Lertaft, Trustee, dated July 20, 1912.
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County Court House
Vinita
State of
Oklahoma
Harry Ler Taft
Oklahoma City Opens 1912 1913 Hunting Season Aug 15
The 1912 1913 hunting season runs Aug 15 to May 1 with bag limits for water fowls ducks and other birds. Quail turkey and deer rules vary by species and dates. hunting licenses required for residents and non residents with set fees. Prohibited methods and restricted areas are listed along with species protections and sales bans.
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Oklahoma City
Comanche
Caddo
Kiowa
Delaware
Swanson County
A Butterfly's Wing And the Tale of Judge Furman
The article blends a fable style about a butterfly with a political note from Oklahoma City. It reports that Judge Henry M. Furman, renominated by the Democratic party, prepared an affidavit denying spending or favors to secure his nomination. It also mentions a rental ad and a local newspaper office reference.
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Oklahoma City
Henry M. Furman
Criminal Court of Appeals
Democratic Party
State Selection Board
Judge Furman
Owen Leads With 40,000 Vote Margin In Oklahoma Race
Oklahoma City August 12 United States Senator Robert L Owen leads former Governor Charles N Haskell in eight counties yet to report and is projected to exceed 40,000 votes. Current totals show Owen 38,732 to Haskell 35,653 with many counties to hear from including Mayes Texas and Dewey. Additional notes detail county-by-county shifts, congressional at large race standings, and local county returns shaping final results.
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Oklahoma City
United States
Robert L. Owen
Charles N. Haskell
Haskell
Owen
Bills
Love
Major
Sequoyah
Wagoner
Cherokee County
Beaver
Delaware
Dewey
Harmon
Harper, Mayer
Okmulgee
Texas
Mayes
Bryan County
Bill Durant
Legislatur
Haskell Neutenant
Wagoner County
Adair
Pawnee
Noble
Osage
Okfuakee
Bill Murray
Murray
Thompson
Weaver
Ross
Franklin
Branson
Robertaan
Behots
Prujett
Senator elected by the people Oklahoma City Aug
Republicans in Oklahoma claim a primary bill adopting the Oregon plan makes direct election of United States senators effective immediately. If valid, Senator Owens would face Judge Dickerson in November. Attorney General West declined to comment, citing official request rules.
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Oklahoma City
Aug
Oregon
United States
Oklahom
Owens
Dickerson
the World
West
Oklahoma
Guthrie Women Plan Capital Return Haul in One Day
Guthrie Oklahoma August 12 Farmers around Guthrie mobilize to haul furniture archives and land records of state departments back to Guthrie after November election. One thousand wagons two thousand horses and mules and two thousand drivers needed. Banquet at Guthrie city hall, oats and alfalfa for animals. Mrs B H Farrow chairs planning. wives of farmers assist. Automobiles provided for officials and families to Johnson the trip with the great seal carried back.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Women's Chamber of Commerce
Edmond
Oklahoma
B. H. Farrow
Aux Maries
Oklahoma City
Joe G Thompson Expresses Gratitude In Campaign Statement
Oklahoma City August 12 Joe B Thompson Democratic candidate for congressman at large writes to thank over 30000 Democratic voters for support in a three month campaign. He pledges to work for the people if elected and notes the party platform question Shall the People Rule as central to the race.
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Oklahoma City
Joe B.thompson
Tte Marge
Justles
Ume
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I. A. Cass
S. D. McCaleb
F. E. Graff
Owen Leag
Paas
Gwen
Judge Dickerson
Joe G. Thompson
Congressional
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