Real Estate Sales and Guardianship Notices in Craig County
Notices announce private sale of real estate by guardian in Craig County Oklahoma for Silvia V Montgomery and Cleon Amos minor, with bids by cash and 10 percent deposit, plus creditor claims in estates of Nancy Blackfeather Jimmie Scott and related guardianship sale details in Sequoyah and Washington County adverts.
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Chieftain
Jimmiepot
Coffeyville
Iitgomery
Kannsas
Jimmie Scott
Vinita
County of Craig
Okla 2
Tor
Craig County
Bald Estate
Orders to Sell Real Estate in Craig County Estates
A string of Craig County probate records from 1912 orders guardians to sell minor heirs real estate in private sale. Notices include Vera Dex Thompson ward, William R Badgett estate, Ruby V Walker ward, Mary E Hilderbrand ward, Clarence Morehouse ward, Frankie Lamar ward. Hearings set December 9 and December 2 with notice to all interested parties.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig Contry
Vera Dex Thompson
A. J. Thompson
Vera Dez Thompson
Estate sale of minor's lands in Ottawa County Oklahoma
Private sale on December 2 1912 at ten o clock by County Court to highest cash bidder for the undivided interests of Frankie Ar a minor and heirs of Mabel Cooley Mary Lamar and others in Ottawa County Oklahoma including described tracts in Afton and Fairland and blocks in the town of Fairland bids in writing with a certified check for ten percent due at the Judge of the County Court office.
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Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
Bilvio
Montgomery
Lerstened
Silvia
Washington County
Township
Pets West
Ny Court
Ted Big
State of
Craigs
William R. Badgett
John
Thomason
C Chieftain
Ruby
Towit
Jesu
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
Jesk
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Tml Range
Winita
Edward H. Brady
Vinita
Craig
Clarencela
Moorehouse
Clarence A. Morehouse
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Peek
Frankie Ar
Ottawa County
Mabel Cooley
Mabel Lamar
Range
Mary Lamar
Afton
Fairland
Pairland
Secion
Silver Wedding Celebration for Aly and Mrs Hawkins in Vinita
Aly and Mrs M G Hawkins entertained relatives and friends in Vinita at a dinner celebrating their twenty fifth anniversary. The home was decorated with palms ferns and chrysanthemums in red white and blue. Guests were local and well known, and the table overflowed with foods. All attendees enjoyed the occasion and felt their lives were meaningful. A GUEST
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Aly
M. G. Hawkins
Vinita
Humes Barn Burns Amid Fire Losses and Arrivals
Yesterday afternoon the fire department fought a blaze at W. T. Hume's barn but could not save it. The structure burned to the ground with about five hundred dollars in losses. no stock was harmed. Aline Rachel Leforce improved only slightly after a restless day. Mia and the Hadsepfs with daughters arrived from Kansas City, with Mrs Halsell visiting Muskogee and Miss Halsell remaining here. A local talent show rehearsals promised a grand Thanksgiving night performance with tickets already selling fast. Mrs le BP Campbell and Mr Chapman head to Kansas City Monday as witnesses in a suit against the city of Kansas City involving Old Hutch.
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T. Hume
W. T. Hume
Aline Rachel Leforce
Mia
W. E. Hadsefl
Misees Clarence
Mary Halsell
Kansas City
le BP
Campbell
Mr. Chapman
Sue Hutchison
Hutch
The
Chieftain
Hutchinsen
Mrs. Small
Mr. Hunker
Mt der
Grand River
Ft. Gibson
Cherokee Council
C. V. “Hogers
Ton Howie
St. Louis and
San Francisco
van Buren
Arkansas
Tulsa
Robert Ironsides
N. B. Ainsworth
McAlester
I. T
Nat Skinner
Col
Nathaniel Skinner
Sedalia
Nat
J. W. Skinner
A. C. Raymond
Henry Effert
Richard Timberlake
Vinita
Taylor Foreman
Oowala
Louis
John T. Smith
Coodys
Hale
Joel Mayes
A. Bigby
BR. Lucky
B. F. Pratt
Siloam Springs
Muskogee
J. M. Hawor
Whittlesy
Board of Indian Commissioners
Worcester Academy
Tallequab
Board of Education
R. L. Owen
Washington
Superiority to Chance through Overcoming Adversity
The text argues greatness comes from rising above annoyance and handicap, citing historic achievers. It praises a life centered in truth and reality, yielding security and calm. It urges visualizing health and plenty by adopting the character one portrays and fully inhabiting it.
Coffee and billiards gossip in a small town exchange
In a chatty scene at a boarding house Mrs. Smith and Mr. Hunker joke about a coffee article’s warnings while the landlady nods, and a separate note from a New York Tribune item recalls Hoppe discussing summer vacations and billiards with country contrasts.
Narrow Escape Sees Girls Admit Theft in Edinburgh Shop
Two girls aged eleven and twelve entered a Edinburgh butcher shop and stole 14s 6d while the proprietor was absent. They accused a man who allegedly left the shop. later a fourth man was identified but released when no money was found. The girls admitted the theft and were placed on probation for 12 months.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Vinita News Roundup Highlights Local Officials and Events
A Vinita column recaps council actions, education visits, and community notes. It mentions Cherokee council approvals, timetables for open rail service, and insights from Gen. Whittlesy on schools, plus local residents, deaths, and pending property sale on Wilton Street.
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Fred L, Montgomery
Guardian
Nancy Iekfeather
Nancy Blackfeather
Winitaug County
Said Craigty
Cleon Amos
County Court of
Wnty
Sequoyah
Oklahe
J. C
Sallisaw
Cleon
State of Oklahoma
U. S
Wayah
County of Sear
E. M. Frye, Inc
Sequoyah County
State of Wa
J.C, Amos
F. Parks
Jane Marker
First National Bank
B. Marker
Addis A. Brown
BoWaRp H. Brady
Mary E. Hilderbrand
Wallace Hilderbrand
Lewis BL
Morenouse
Addis
Brown
Frankie Lamar
Ruardian
Mrs. Smith
Wiile Hoppe
New York
Sunapee
Sunapes
New York Tribune
Wilton Street
Wright
Wilson Street
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