Notice of Real Estate Sale in Guardianship Case
In Nowata Oklahoma guardianship of Vera Lee Ewers minor the guardian will sell private sale to the highest bidder after October 11 1912 at Nowata Oklahoma subject to court confirmation. Sold property lies in Nowata and Craig Counties including described NW and NE quarters and other fractional sections. Cash on delivery of deed bids must be written and filed with County Court or delivered to Glass & Weaver Nowata Oklahoma. The notice also covers a separate Craig County public sale in a separate case Samuel O Hawkins v J P Allen J B Allen seeking cancellation of deeds and quiet title with answer due by October 31 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Vera Lee Ewers
Nowata
Oklahoma
Veva Lee Ewers
Oklaoma
Craig
State of
Township 26
Range 17
Section
Township
Range
Nowata County
Craig County
Office
Glass & Weaver
The
State of Oklahoma
Samuel O. Hawkins
J. P
J. B. Allen
J. P. Allen
J.P. Allen
B. Allen
Craig County Registry of Deeds
Summers Defendants Sued In Mortgage Case In Oklahoma
The case filed in Craig County Oklahoma involves plaintiffs A Wille & Company vs George C Summers Johanna Mackey and V Quinton. V Quinton is notified he has been sued in the above named court on a note and mortgage executed by A C Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
A. Wille & Company
Phintiffs
Geo. C. Summers
Johanna Mackey
V. Quinton
Labove
A. C. Summers
Divorce Suit Over Abandonment in Craig County
In District Court of Craig County Oklahoma Pearl Clayton sues Harry Clayton for divorce on abandonment and desertion. Defendant must answer by October 24 1912 or petition will be true and a decree issued. Also notices of pardons and parole applications and a report on the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway unit system implementation. Several local notices reference pardons Otis Tittle W H Marley and rail management changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig
Pearl Clayton
Harry Clayton
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Davenport Attends Salina Meeting On New Railroad
Hon Jas James Davenport, candidate for Congress, spoke at a Democratic gathering in Salina about the M O G railroad east of Pryor. More than a hundred Pryor Commercial Club members attended and Davenport called the meeting the best of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Davenport
Salina
Pryor
Commercial Club
George Perkins and the drive for a Progressive Party
New York cabal led by George W. Perkins promotes a political party to advance trust interests and regulate competition. Critics warn of centralized power, higher prices, and monopolistic control if Roosevelt and Perkins gain influence in national government. Oklahoma City notes add state board changes and warnings on over capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Spreckels
New York
George W. Perkins
Feld
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Per- King Et al
Perkins
Psqnde
Ke Perkins
Democratic Party
Flyer Stops at Pryor County Seat Pryor Mayes County
The Katy Flyer will stop at Pryor on flag starting October 6. Pryor is the county seat of Mayes county and the new stop will greatly aid travelers and the traveling public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Pryor
Mayes County
Oklahoma News In Brief From State Fair To Elections
Oklahoma news briefs cover a straw vote at the state fair grounds for presidential preference, a poultry show decision by the Oklahoma Poultry Association, last week to October voter registration for the November 5 general election, and a candidate substitution in the Mescalin county ticket. Federal cases against railroads in Indian Territory are dismissed, fire marshal offices noted in monthly state reports, Sapulpa bank deposit issues tied to Odd Fellows, bank books delaying claim adjustments, and Republican campaign committees named with executives listed. Roscoe Minor visits his uncle A A Minor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma News
Young Men's Democratic League of Oklahoma
State Fair Grounds
Ok'shoma
Amerie Poultry Association
Association of Oklahoma City
Republican Organization of
Mes. Clain County
State Election Board
A. T. McElderry
Purcell
W. ©. Madison
Oklahoma
Federal District Court
Kansas City
Indian Territory
Department ii
Sapulpa Bank
Odd Fellows’ Grand Lodge of Oklahoma
State Bank Commissoner Lankford
Arthurer H. Geissler
Republican State Committee
T. A. Chandler
Vinita
George A. Rasmwey
Ardmore
Alva J. Niles
Sentinel
J. R. Behola
Waurika
Corb M. Sarchet
Guthrie
M. Miller
Hugo
Robert McParland
Tulsa
Fred W. Farrar
Pawhuska
Dr. WH. Adler
Super
Frank Wright
Lawton
Wilt H. Hart
Ada
Charles F. Runyon
Muskogee
R. B. Quinn
Guyman
J. J. McGraw
Ponca City
Local and Personal News Highlights From Town
N L Roberts of the Kansas City Paper House interviewed customers in Finita. Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher plan a visit to Kansas City for a few days. Mrs Olive Carpenter will move to Centralia. Ford Etter and J M Etter depart for Eskridge for a visit. Mrs Claude Freeman and children travel to Denison Texas to join her husband at a grain company. A and Chas Planikuche visit Claremore to try radium baths. Lee Barrett and father return from Tulsa business. Three drunks in Belle court this morning. Mr and Mrs George C Finley plan a Topeka visit. Mrs J C Haymes visits from Mrs W S Quigg of Chanute. O L Conner returns from Chicago. Bartley Milam of Bank of Chelsea in town. Mrs L Mathews and son Virgil come from Welch to shop. Peter Tovey Oscar Drummond Rev Woods and Rev Crow in town from Welch. J N Bunch visits from Bluejacket for county business. A Stuart, Adair grain man, in Vinta. G A Lyman on a Welch trip. Cal Frayser and Merton Raines from Adair. Mr and Mrs Amos Stoalbarger host visitors Mr and Mrs Hidu ecke. H Muecke and wife of Lahowa visit. Joe Butler and Lod Charehill have business in Miami. Mrs Mike Gabbert still shows signs of improvement. M G Hawkins and L W Bullington attend Chelsea bank meeting. Whitney's restaurant praised as best square meal. Ohio Republican traveling man at Green Hotel predicts Wilson carries Ohio and becomes next president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Roberts
Kansas City Paper House
Infinita
Harry Fisher
Kansan City
Olive Carpenter
Centralia
Ford Etter
J. M. Etter
Eskridge
Kans
Claude Freeman
Denison
Tex
A. and
Chas. Planikuche
Claremore
Lee Barrett
Tulsa
Belle Court
George C. Finley
Topeka
J.C. Haymes
Chicago
Bartley Milam
Bank of Chelsea
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Sistently
Nora Guffey
Broken Arrow
Okla
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
JSL
Emmett Ewers
Lee R. Mitchell
Riddle & Bennett
Plaintiff
Davenport & Rye
Java
Inmsynet
V. Carselowey
J.C. Starr
C. V. Carselowey
Otis Tittle
John Britt
Criminal Court of Appeals
Tittle
State
Lee Cruce
W. H. Marley
C. G. Sellafy
W. BE. Webb
MOK. & T. Ry
Schaff
J. H. Wimner
Lyric Theatre
Grand Theatre
Wimer
George Perkins Trust Promoter
Wilson-Marshall Na
Wilson National Progressive Republican
New Mediaeiaca
Oklahoma City
Cruce
State Board of Education
David J. Johnston
C. C. Weith
First Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Johnston
Rev. Werth
Werth
W. A. Brandenburg
W. E. Rowsey
J. F Warren
Wilson Satil
Kafir
Katir
Drouth
Farmer-Stockman
Ferns
Oklahoman
Aveatock
Yatee
Flyer
Roscoe Minor
Adair
A. A. Minor
Daly
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