Notice of hearings and real estate sales in Craig County Oklahoma
Public notices publish hearings on final reports in the Craig County County Court Vinita Oklahoma on October 1 1910 for multiple estates including Laura Parks Nancy yolan and Mary E Thatch with various guardians and administrators named. Also notices of sale of real estate to minors Samuel Cameron Georgia Woing Luther G Rowe and others with private sale details and required certified checks.
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Chieftain
Bate
Oklahoma
Craig County
Vinita
Laura Parks
C. ©. Holderman, Adm. Number 1161, W. W. Clapper
T. R. Montgomery
Nogh Warrenstaff
C. F. Jones
Guy Miller
A. J. Pitchford
Guardian
Mary E. Thatch
Mary Ellen Thatch
Nancy Yolan
E. T. Hayes
Reed Gibson Et al
Inors
C. C. Roberts
H. J. Swarts
Guardian to sell Douglas Choate estate real estate in Craig County
The Sequoyah County Oklahoma County Court guardian announces a private sale of all titled and beneficial interest of Douglas Choate, a minor, in Lot 4 and portions of Lot 3 and the NE quarters in Section 19 and 28, Township 26 North Range 19 East. Bids must be in writing with a certified check equal to ten percent of bid, postmarked after October 3, 1910, with court confirmation required.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
Georgia
Craig Coun
Ig County
Taw
Sequoyah County
Douglas Choate
Sallisaw
Range
Juryman says he did not sign verdict in murder case
In Muskogee Oklahoma on September 27 a jury found Cornelius Day guilty of murdering Benjamin Cobb last April and sentenced him to life. Juror W S Mellette later objected claiming he never agreed to the verdict, creating a mistrial. The jury seeks court investigation as Mellette signed a sworn statement that the sealed verdict was agreed to.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Cornelius Day
Benjamin Cobb
W. S. Mellette
Mellette
Sooners Look Strong In First Week's Work
Norman Oklahoma Sept 27 The first week s work with the varsity eleven shows Coach Owens has drilled the men and they look like a trained team Forty or fifty strong they are out each afternoon with the goal of the varsity O ahead to lure him on to greater deeds Oklahoma will play up to date football this year even if they never have in the past The training indicates plays and formations once considered too complex will be used Line men are coming out in crowds from freshmen The article notes Rogers end formerly of Michigan and Mort Woods a promising halfback recruit The report also mentions Burton Morrow Nairn and Bobbie Martin as potential contributors It closes with a note on a light frost and unrelated medical advertisement
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Tigers
Huskies
Rogers
University of Michigan
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma City
Kansasmen
Mort Woods
Woods
Burton
Alexander
Morrow
Oklahoma High
Bink” Capshaw
Nairn
Bobbie Martin
Epworth
Martin
Capt. Armstrong
National Model License League
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Ohio
Iowa
South Dakota
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
McNeal Seeks Governor With Pro-Progressive Platform
Candidate McNeal touts government by the people, strong education, good roads, and protections for honest citizens and corporations. He criticizes election crooks and railroads, pledging to imprison thieves and defend labor. He praises Oklahoma’s constitution as a model for progressive government and notes low per capita state costs.
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McNeal
Republican Party
Oklahoma
Democratic Party
Lim
Union
Texas Man Urges Irrigation Leaders Debate Water Supply
Pueblo Colo Sept 27 George Kkames Barstow of Barstow Texas former president of the national Irrigation congress spoke here urging irrigation as an economic aid to civilization and world progress He warned against private schemes harming the public and emphasized water supply as essential and private enterprise’s role in reclaiming lands across nations and the United States
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Pueblo
Colo
George Kkames Barstow
Barstow
Texas
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
India
Syria
Babylon
Egypt
Java
Montezuma
Chile
Peru
Argentina
United States
United States of America
America
Prohibition Reform Advocates Regulate Liquor Traffic
The author urges Oklahoma voters to favor strict regulation over prohibition. Citing nationwide trials, Alabama letters, and IRS data, he argues licensing, limited saloons, and mandatory penalties best curb liquor abuse and reduce illegal trafficking. He endorses Judge Simonton's licensure plan as the practical path to solve the liquor problem.
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C. B. Muropulos
Craig
Samuel JD. Cameron
Mont
Craig Wnty
Sam D. Cameron
Section
Township
North
John Cameron
Alex Downing
The
Luther G. Rowe
Theo. PD. B. Frear
Paeda
State of Oklahoma
Cynthia Lynch
Cherokee National Bank
the Chieftain
J. T. Ragan & CO
Sooners
Norman
Okla
Owens
Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Brown County
Dodge City
M. B. Brooke
S. T
Weltmer Institute of
Palace Hotel
Pecos
West Texas
AntiSaloon League
Prohibition
Darky
F. M. Simonton
Tampa
Pia
Simonton
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