Real Estate Sale Notice of Minors in Tulsa County
In Oklahoma Tulsa County the guardians of William Billick and McNeer Ellick minors announce a private sale of their real estate in Craig County. The property is described as the northwest quarter of section 6 and the west half of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 26, township 25 north range 18 east, totaling about 60 acres. Sale set for November 9 1912 at 10:00 am in the County Court Room Yuba. Sale subject to court confirmation with cash on delivery. written bids with 10 percent certified check to guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
McNeer Witlck
Anit Court
Yuba
Oklaahoma
Utle
Willam Hillek
McNeer Etlick
Tulsa
0. S. Booth
Iowa
Oklahoma
Two Steel Bridges Bids Sought in Craig County OK
Craig County Clerk announces sealed proposals for furnishing material and constructing two steel bridges with burlar piers and white oak floors. Bids due by 1:20 pm November 11 1912 with 5 percent certified check. county reserves right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Cabin Creek
Township 25
Russell Wry
Sec
Township
Craig County
Ie Board of County Commissioners
R. F. Nix
Oklahoma
Notice of sealed bids for Craig County school work
The county clerk of Winita Craig County invites sealed bids for furnishing materials and construction of a school water project in school district No 1. Bids require a 10 percent certified check. Bids due by 8 p m November 11, 1912. The Board reserves the right to reject any bid. Signed R F Nix County Clerk Craig County Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winita
Craig County
Oklahoma
Board of County Commisters
F Nix
Crale County
Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Public sale of the real estate of John Martin deceased in Vinita at the court house front door Craig County Oklahoma. Administer will offer the property for cash or cash plus secured balance under an August 1912 county court order with probate confirmation on November 4 1912 at 2 pm. Property described as the southwest quarter of southwest quarter and northwest quarter of the same section in Craig County Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
John Martin
Adminster
Pubale
Vinita
Oklam
Manfo
Okland
Guardianship and estate sale notices from Craig County Oklahoma 1912
A scanned page lists probate actions from Craig County Oklahoma including guardianship of minor Frankie Lamar and estate sale orders for Clarence A Morehouse and Hugh Holland. Notices set hearing dates in October and November 1912, with guardians officer letters of administration and private sale authorizations.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Guardian in Adair County
In Adair County Oklahoma on November 1, 1912 a guardian issues notice of sale of real estate by order of the county court. The notice specifies the guardian authority and directs interested parties to appear and assert their rights or present claims as required by law. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Clarence A. Morehouse
Lewis B. Morehouse
A&d
F. Park
Craig
Said County
J. N. Holland
Hugh Holland
Isaverber A. D
Parks
State of
Oklahoma
Frankie Lamar
Henry Kelfer
Henry Keifer
S, FL Park
Chieftain
Guardian
Adair
The
Silvia VY
Montgomery
Fred L. Montgomery
Pred L. Montgomery
Silvia V. Montgomery
J. B. Marker
Clayton L. Marker
Mt I
Adair County Oklahoma Guardian Sells Minor Estate Land
Guardians of Sarah Matoy minor seek private sale of her undivided interest in Craig County Oklahoma land. The property includes portions of Section 36 and Section 31, Township 29 North Range 18 East, allotments of Maggie Matoy and William Matoy, with bids due at county court or guardian, 10 percent earnest money, sale to cash upon confirmation, hearing set November 20, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Oklahom
Sarah Matey
Welock
Wise
Craig
Oklahoma
Section
Range
Maggie Matoy
Rand
William Matoy
Craig County
Adair County
William P. Harris
Stilwell
Lewis Matoy
Guardian
Estate of Clayton L Marker Minor Guardian Named
State of Oklahoma Craig County probate records note the Estate of Clayton L Marker, a minor. J B Marker serves as Guardian with details of guardianship and responsibilities pending court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahowa
Craig County
Clayton L. Marker
J. B. Marker
There Must Be Leadership in Vinita Ohio
Court considers sale of real estate of minor Clayton L Marker to fund purposes. November 25 1912 hearing set. notice to kin required. Editor letter urges leadership in church and nation urging gospel spread and spiritual revival.
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Vinita
Ohio
Napoleon
Washington
Dewey
Manila
Jefferson
Franklin
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Lincoln
Garfield
Cleveland
Christ
Jesus
Oldest Woman in Oklahoma Celebrates 142nd Birthday
Fannie Porter of Nowata Oklahoma claims she was born in Africa and brought to America by slave traders. She says she was sold near Atlanta and later in Mississippi before escaping before the Civil War and traveling west to the territory. Nowata residents generally agree she is over 140, still able to walk, and confident she will live many more years.
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Oklahoma
Nowata
Okla
Fannie Porter
Africa
Atlanta
Mississippi
Ter
There's Money in Hay Says National Hay Association
National Hay Association president P B Goodrich argues hay offers greater profit than any single crop besides corn. He notes U S hay yield and acreage lag demand, praises grass crops for lower trouble, and urges broader, steadier hay production to boost quantity and quality while aligning with other crops' prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
P. B. Goodrich
National Hay Association
United States
Grass Growing for Profit in the United States
National Crop Improvement Service notes that over 60 million tons of timothy hay are grown annually across about 40 million acres. The hay belt spans New York through Oklahoma, with New York alone producing around 6 million tons from nearly 6 million acres. These ten states account for about 7 percent of the national timothy hay crop while grasses are grown nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
United States
Seaboard
New York
Pennsys
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Oklahoma
Allike Clover Promises Value in Forage Mixtures
National Crop Improvement Services notes Allike clover as a valuable forage legume for pasture crops. It thrives on stronger moist soils, yields well in thin land, cures into superior hay, and offers accessible honey forage for bees. Though it may persist less and yield less second growth than red or mammoth clovers, its inclusion in mixtures remains advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Services
Great Vale
Fertilizer choices linked to hay type and clover content
The National Crop Improvement Service outlines how to select and vary fertilisers for land seeded to hay. For clover-rich hay, use materials high in potash and phosphoric acid. for timothy-dominant hay, reduce these and apply more nitrogen. Potash as muriate is preferred for timothy, while sulfate is better for clovers in many soils and wet seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Greatest Grass Crop from Alfalfa Movement
J Carver Strong reports on the alfalfa surge led by ex Governor Hoard of Wisconsin calling it the century’s key agricultural event. Kansas records show one million acres under alfalfa, surpassing all other tame grasses combined, with a prominent Kansan predicting alfalfa as likely to be the state’s greatest soil product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carver Strong
National Hay and Grain
National Crop Improvement Service
Hoard
Wisconsin
Kansas
An Beecher
Webworms Affect Alfalfa Crops Prompt Harvest Advice
When webworms begin feeding on alfalfa leaves, cut the crop promptly and remove the hay. Use a smoothing harrow or weighted implement to work the soil gently and prevent further damage. Acting quickly can save another cutting that would be lost if worms are left unchecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Health officials warn of unprepared south for consumptives
Oklahoma public health leaders report Texas Governor Colquitt seeks interstate aid for tuberculosis patients migrating to the Southwest lacking funds for care. They note no free hospitals, scarce charitable support, and costly pauper burials, urging Oklahoma to create an institution to provide proper aid and care for consumptives.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
O. P. Colquitt
Texas
Southwest
Cruce
Oklahoma
Colquitt
J.C. Mahr
Mahir
Tees
Mahr
Southwestern Conference of
Waco
Arkansas on Wheels Train Arrives With Fifty Counties Represented
The Arkansas booster train halted at 2 40 Saturday afternoon carrying about eighty passengers from fifty counties. Three cars showcased state products and natural wonders. The trip stemmed from a citizens group in Little Rock that formed the Arkansas on Wheels Train Association, with W B Folsom Brinkley as manager, Little Rock Mayor E Taylor as president, and Allen Gates as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Little Rock
Arkansas-on Wheels Train Association
W. B. Folsom
Brinkley
E. Taylor
Allen Gates
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R. Lewis
Batates
William Killick
McNeer Ellick
Booth
John A. Wise
Adonis A. Brown
the Chieftain
J.C. Starr
Petitioner
Vinita, Oklahoma
Said
Joe Murphy
Gertrude Murphy
County of
F. Parks
Firet
Nellie B. Goodwin
Clarence E. Goodwin
Lee R. Mitchell
C. V. Carselowey
C. B.muropulos
Raymond
Allike Clover
Dem. Rep. Soc. Ind
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