Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian of minor Clayton L Marker will sell at private cash sale to highest bidder. Court confirmation required. Property located in Mayes County Oklahoma the North Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter Section 27 Township 22 North Range 21 East. Bids in writing with certified check for ten percent to Judge of County Court by December 16, 1912 at 10 a.m. or later within bidding period. Addis A Brown, attorney.
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Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
Clayton L. Marker
Mayes County
Mary J. Wildertrand
Mary E. Hilderbrand
Theounty Court
Notice of Guardian Sale of Real Estate in Adair County Oklahoma
In Adair County Oklahoma the guardian of William Hubbard a minor will sell at private sale the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 20 and other parcels totaling 140 acres in Craig County. The sale is subject to county court confirmation and will occur December 16 1912 at ten o'clock a m or within six months. Bids must be writing and include ten percent with payment through the county judge or guardian or with attorney William P Harris at Stillwell.
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State of Oklahoma
Adair
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Adair County
Wiliam P. Harris
Stillwell
Guardianship Notice to Sell Minor Estate Lands in Craig County
In Craig County Oklahoma on December 2 1912 the County Court orders the sale of the minor Mary E Hilderbrand s estate lands by guardian Wallace Hilderbrand at private sale to the highest cash bidder. The lands include parts of sections 27 and 28 township 28 north range 19 east with ten percent certified funds, sale to be confirmed by the county court on December 28 1912 at ten A M protected by a verified check.
Need for Auctioneer: Qualifications and Insight
The piece argues auctioneering is a true profession with many required qualifications. It notes that good auctioneers are often born, not made, and emphasizes the need for broad knowledge of items, improvisational skill, and integrity. It contrasts specialized and general auctioneering, cites historical context, and observes a shortage of thoroughly qualified auctioneers while many attempt entry.
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United States
Notable Advances in Science From Oil Motors to Printing
A roundup of early 20th century science notes highlights electric machinery for oil extraction and a new rapid printing method for photographs. It cites Jamaica’s 3 percent population rise, hydrology congress at Madrid, a wireless radius for a French firm, and various industrial and technological developments including coal output, sanitation plants, and electric cabs in Berlin.
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Jamaica
Chhva
Theria
Ess
London
Spain
Madrid
New York
China
National Library
Paris
Arizona
Montana
United States
Berlin
Huenos Aires
England
Making Something of Life in Work and Study
A Saint Nicholas excerpt argues that genuine joy comes from putting oneself into any task. Whether farming, banking, or schoolwork, making something reflects the maker and transforms the result. The piece emphasizes wholehearted effort, noting that effort shapes value and meaning, while hollow actions yield misery.
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Reuting
Iria
Saint Nicholas
Telling the Bees Custom Across England
The article describes the tradition of telling the bees upon a death in the family. It notes that in parts of England households inform the bees by tapping the hive boards and uttering mournful messages to the master or mistress of the house. It warns that neglect may cause the bees to pine away.
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England
University of San Marcos congress highlights Pan American ties
In Lima, Peru, the oldest world university hosted a recent students' congress. The event featured a grand banquet by the minister of instruction with many distinguished guests. Speeches praised closer interchange between American nations.
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America
United States
Peru
Lima
New World
University of San Marcos
Water Surface Of Globe Ocean Areas And Life
Water covers about three parts of the earth surface when including lakes and inland seas. Ocean area totals 127000000 square miles, more than forty times the United States. Ocean waters teem with life and scientists find new sea creatures beyond known dragnet catches.
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Globe
United States
Ratskin Bookbinders Turn to Rat Skin Covers
In England bookbinders have begun using common brown rat skins for covers of fine editions, a trade reaching about a quarter million dollars annually. Skins are imported from Calcutta and used previously for purses and gloves, now expanded to high end bindings.
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England
St In
Great Britain
Calcutta
Life Insurance Agents Pushed To Fit Policies To Policyholders
New York December session of the Sixth Annual Convention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents urged standardized requirements and closer confidential relations between agents and policyholders. Leaders argued for accurate personal data to tailor policies, with remarks from Frank H. Hardison of Massachusetts and Darby A. Day of Chicago advocating trained, ethical agents and agent departments to improve guidance and reduce misfits in coverage.
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New York
Association of Tife Insurance
Prank Mh, Hardison
Hoston
Massachetts
National Convention of Insurance Comissioners
Ite
Darby A. Day
Chicago
Theosophical Path December 1910 Highlights Christmas Issue
The December issue of Theosophical Path edited by Katherine Tingley features The Christos Legend and Its Meaning by Gertrude van Pelt and The Message of Christ Mantide by Charles Maxon. It quotes on inner divine essence, discusses fiction via Kenneth Morris, profiles Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, previews Dr George Warton James on The Zuins of New Mexico, and includes a strong indictment of capital punishment by Lydia Ross.
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Theosophical Path
Theosophical Movement
Katherine Tingley
Point Loma
Cal
Gertrude van Pelt
Charles Maxon
Kenneth Morris
Morris
Phe Gots
Oswald Siren
University of
Stockholm
Giovanni Pico Della Miranedola
George Warton James
New Mexico
Lydia Ross
Buchen
H. Mexander Fussell
Flerbert Coryn
M. D
H. T. Edge
B. A
State Senate may not adjourn until next week
Oklahoma City December reports the senate faces a protracted session over Governor Cruce’s right to dismiss board appointees before confirmation. The executive session dissolved the legal committee without a decision, delaying adjournment and keeping education board controversies unsettled as Cruce intends to renominate more candidates. Some names flagged for possible nonconfirmations include Trail Cain and W B Rowsey, with personal and legal grounds cited. Senator Behols arrives to qualify Saturday after a long court term.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
Cruce
Board of Education
Cain
Muskogee
W. B. Rowsey
Rowsey
Leorn
State Board of Education
Low Frame
State Board of Affairs
Burford
Mitchell
Behols
Bik City
Mutt and Yeff to come to the Grand theater
Announcement touts Gosill's big muses comedy featuring Bud Fisher's Matt and Jeff at the Grand on Thursday December 12 with seats on sale Monday. The promo frames the show as a major event drawing both local and big-city crowds.
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Mutt
Yeff
Teddy Roosevelt
Bryan
Gosill
Bud Fisher
Matt and
Jeff
Linguistic Concerns of Prehistoric America by Gates
Professor W E Gates presents a new viewpoint on prehistoric linguistic problems at the XIV International Congress in Geneva 1912. The article promises future discoveries and is illustrated with congress members and Lomaland views, Roja Yorn College festivities, and scenes from Port and Peru.
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W. E. Gates
Haper
Geneva
Gates
Lomaland
Roja Yorn College
Aleu Pletires
Pert
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Marker Guardian
Addis A, Brown
the Chieftain
THE
Guardian
Firet
Wallace Hilderbrand
Addis A. Brown
Notes OF
Mabel
Maud
Colman
State Senate
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