The Muldrow Sun (Muldrow, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 26, 1931 Page: 2 of 4
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THURSDAY MARCH g£ 19S1
THE MULDROW SUN
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THE MULDROW SUN
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IBM Itrarr Friday Moralni at Muldrow Oklahoma by The aat Oklahoma
Fubltahlnf Company
Marad aa aeecmd-claaa maltrr at Muldrow Sequoyah County Oklahoma
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Mref V Oklahoma Puhllahlnc Co are aaot at ruk ol the owner We expreaaiy
dill any naporwlbtllty for their aafety cualody or return
1M hahlllty of Tho Muldrow Sun and of lie publlahers for any
Or la any adearUaemant la limited to tho ooat of auch adrartlaement
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' la Ommty 1 year tlSS Oat of county ace year HN
The Keadar'a Joy and tho Adventaert Opporumny-Ooeertnf Sequoyah County
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Pawnee Bill” Lillie
Heads Highway Group
-3 Alra Okla March Jfr-WacUnf here
ta further plana for early pavinc of
tt btfhway from Memphis Twin to
Tra N M approximately 600 dels-
to ths United States M Highway
laUon closed their annual aesaion
HarMonday night by re-electing Major
aa tlfOardoo W (Pawnee Bill! Utile a a
and selecting Wynne Ark
ths nesting place for next year
CHies along ths highway route In
tales were represented at the
joeeatlng
Dr A R Strrlrker formerly of
nf Baton N M waa aueceedrd aa a rice
yrealdent of the aeeoclatlon by Fred
X Hooper of Raton Ben Herbert
r of Raton waa eelerted ae New
MSktook aaoottd rlca president
Amen 0 Darla of Alra and J F
Randeraon of Cherokee were elected
ytoo president for Oklahoma: and
S Btmle Harper of Fort Smith and
O R Bailey of Wynne were elected
Idea presidents for Arkansas
K B Guthrie of Muskogee wu
elected secretary of the association
Tho feature at a banquet Monday
wich j Blfht waa a program of dsnreo and
petlllc tonga preaented by a Spanish troupe
dtsirth from Tsoe N M
by law
iSi j BRENT NEWS ITEMS
SrqiKi
lftaa Okla 8cott vtoted Ml Rracle
(Ms Sunday
BW Ruth Wtlltama was the guest of Miss
acre Edith and Audra Jsckson Bunday
Bated Scott Ytslted Charlie Jackson
ahty Bunday
NVR Mr and Mrs J T Williams spent
1 Bunday with their ton Mr and Mn
Aprit C1ud Wlllllun-
court
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final
JERHE M GOODMAN
Jesse M Ooodman a well known
citlsen of SallUaw died at ths family
home Wednesday morning March 26
following a three weeks Illness of perit-
onitis 'Though Mr Ooodman had been
seriously Ul hU condition was thought
to be Unproved and his death came as
a shock to his family and friends
Mr Ooodman was born In Mulberry
Ark July 18 1874 and waa the son of
Mr snd Mrs J B Ooodman He came
with hla parents to Muldrow in 1866
and In 1893 was married to Miss Dena
Hammack of Muldrow They later
moved to Balllnaw where Mr Ooodman
became prominent as a stockman
Funeral arrvlre ail! be held Thurs-
day afternoon at 2 30 at the Baptist
church of which Mr Ooodman was s
member Rev W E Rockett pastor
will officiate and burtal will be made
in the City cemetery
Surviving relatives are a widow one
daughter Mra Olive Buell of Tulsa
one sister Mrs W O Bruton of Mul-
drow and two brothers Joe Ooodman
of Durant and Charlie Ooodman of
Collinsville Tex
The Wheeler Stevenson funeral home
will be In charge of arrangements
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NOTICE BY rt'BIJCATION
MORTGAGE EORH IOM RE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF BE-
QUOYAH COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
Tie State of Oklahoma on relation of
The Commissioners of the Land Offlor
of said State Plaintiff
va No 6242
M E Wofford Margaret Wofford T
L Wofford Mat Wofford Dorothy
Wofford T L Wofford Admr of the
Estate of J A Wofford ths unknown
heirs executors administrators devi
secs trustees and assigns of J A
Wofford deceased Defendants
Si ATE OF OKLAHOMA
TO The unknown heirs executors ad
minlMrators devisees trustees and as-
signs of J A Wofford deceased
Bald defendants Tlie unknown heirs
executors administrators devisees
h mid nn vmi know what t wm trustee ®d a&slgiia of J A Wofford
M aua Do you know wht I wu i WU talt thal uld
plaintiff the State of Oklahoma on
relation of the Commissioners of the
Land Office did on the loth dav of
February 19JI file tn the District
Court in and for the county of Sequo-
yah 8tate of Oklahoma a petition
against the above named defendants
and said defendants The unknown
heirs exeeulors administrators devi-
see trustees and assigns of J A Wof
ford deceased must answer Mid peti-
tion on or before the 16th day of April
1931 or Mdd petition will be taken as
true and judgment rendered against
said defendants for the foreclosure ol
a certain real estate mortgage dated
the 6th day of April 1827 given to
secure the payment of a certain coupon
note of 81000 00 made and executed bv
J A Wofford and M E Wofford said
mortgage covering the following des-
cribed real estate In Sequoyah County
Oklahoma to-wii:
The East Half of the Southwest
Quarter of Section Twenty (20)
Township Eleven Ol) North
Range Twenty five (26) East of
the Indian Meridian containing
Eighty (80) seres mors or Has
and adjudging that default has been
made In said mortgage and that plain-
tiff has first lien upon said premises
to secure the sum of 6110019 princi-
pal inlet est attorney's fees and ex-
penses together with aocruing lntereel
thereof
And ordering said premises to be
without appraisement and the proceeds
to bs applied to the amount due plain
tiff and for coats of suit And forever
barring said defendants and each of
them from all right title In term and
estate to said above described lands or
any part thereof
(SEAL) BFN W MARTIN
Court Clerk
By Alta Moors
Deputy
COMMISSIONERS OF THE LAND
OFFICE STATE OF OKLA HOMA
BY- UFO E MERRITT
HASKELL PAUL
Attorneys for Plaintiff
March 6 12 19 26 1931
getting when I married your sunt?”
“No" replied ths nephew "and 1)1
bet you didn't either"
f 0
Mere te the Point
“Fish that Bark" the headline
Interests ms not a mtte
What I and other anglers want
To find Is fish that bite J W
AGRICULTURE A CUSHION
“HELP WANTED"
WANTED: Reliable man between ages
of 25 and 60 to supply old established
demand for Rawletgh Good Health
Products in South Adair County
Surety Contract required Company
furnishes everything but the car Oood
profits for hosiers Write the W T
Rawlelgh Company Memphis Tenn or
srr me 19-26-2 9
MR T W CHUMMY
Muldrow Okla
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 8E
QUOYAH COUNTY STATE OF OK-
LAHOMA EXCHANOE NATIONAL COMPANY
a Corporation Tulsa Oklahoma Plain-
tiff va
LEE SMITH MINNIE SMITH De-
fendanu No 6)46
NOTICE or NIIERIErS SALE OE
LAND UNDER FORECLOSURE OE
MORTGAGE
WHEREA8 an order of isle wm duly
lasued out of the District Court of Be
quoyah County Oklahoma on the 26th
day of March 1931 tn an action where
in Exchange National Company a Cor-
poration Tilm Oklahoma wm plain-
tiff and Lee Smith and Minnie Smith
were defendants directed to me the
undersigned Sheriff of Sequoyah Ooun-
ty Oklahoma commanding me to levy
upon advertise and sell without ap-
praisement the following described
property situate in said County and
State to-wit:
Northwest Quarter of Southeast
Quarter and South Half of South-
weet Quarter of Northern Quarter
and East Half of Northeast Quar
ter of Southwest Quarter of Sec-
Uon Twenty-seven (27) Township
Twelve (13 North Range Twenty--two
(22) East containing 80 acres
more or tees
to satisfy a judgment and decree of
foreclosure In favor of said plaintiff
and against Mid defendants obtained
and made in said court on the 22nd
day of September 1610 for the sum of
Four Hundred Thirty-seven and 66160
6437 56 Dolian with Interest thereon
at the rate of ten pew cent per annum
from the 22ml day of September 1930
until paid and the further itn of
Fifty (650 00) Dollars attorney feet
and for Its costs herein laid out and
expended said property to be sold sub-
ject to any taxes due thereon and a
first mortgage of Fifteen Hundred
ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF PYTHI8
YOU ARK REQUESTED TO AT-
TEND A BANQUET AND RANK
WORK AT BALL18AW CASTLE HALL
MARCH 26th BANQUET 7PM
RANK 8 PM OOOD SPEAKERS
WILL ENTERTAIN YOU COME
O R BIXLER KRS
T P HARMON CC
2t 19 26
Poire of Habit
Plumber (pausing on sidewalk— to
male)— Well weve remembered ths
tools this time but snged If I ain't
forgot where we 'ave to go— Passing
Show
-H3
When one alts down hard and un-
expectedly a cushion to soften snd
break the fall Is a mighty good thing
Agriculture may be likened to this
cushion and If agriculture had not
n tn a ten year slump business
people would have had a much softer
cushion to fall on than they found
en Industrial centers experienced
the same depression agriculture did
and so suddenly
Agriculture hM been long recognized
sg the bMls of constant prosperity and
tt Is surprising to us how Industry and
oonmerce kept to live peak for as long
lnvs as they did with agriculture in a slump
It wm Inevitable that the slump should
come because the purchasing power of
the farm people had been materially
decreased for a long time snd industrial
renter! could not live upon themselves
without the aid of agricultural money
It is true agriculture must suffer
along with industrial depressions be
muse that rnmmous Industry cannot
expect prosperity living on Itself and
the reciprocity beUeen the groups is
nTssarv for slable prosperity
Peoplr generally have recognized
this as is indicated bv the efforts be-
ins made now to stabilize agriculture
and to increase agricultural prosperity
"he cushion must be maintained m a
stabilizer and as a buffer against too
hard a fall
NATURE’S STORE HOUSE
The trenurr of Nature are stored all around
Deep down in (lie earth much mineral is found
It seems to be hidden so that we may
Not waiste it too much let it get away
If we could hove access to nature’s whole store
It would soon lie wasted then we’d have no more
And so with the things that you now possess
You better store or you will have less
The National Dank is a good place for you
To begin storing Its the thing to do
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank
THE
First National Bank
VI AN OKLAHOMA
Our Motto: “Safely First”
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
1-3-5-7-9 P M
5
T oday — Thursday
“The Bat Whispers”
25c
Never a Need
to Worry
when the refrigerator
raiders prowl
Spring is tlre and wuh the advent
of wirni weal tier it is important (hat finals
lie protected by proper refrigeration Cool
elear smrkling tee is nature’s method of
protecting foods amt providing plenty of
icl for mailing leverages lee -furnished
bviliH-al couipnnieJj crystal pure of ac-
cuVate weight and delivered with courte-
ous service lee is cheap begin using
now and use it freely during the sum-
mer months Local ice companies will
glad to explain the advantages and
econotny of the modern ice service
II1M0 00I Doilan snd snji snd sfl tn-
terest that mifrht be due thereon
NOW THEREFORE in pursuance of
mid order of sale I will on the 27th
day of April at the hour of 3 00 o'clock
P M of mid day at the front door of
the Court House In the City of 8ailt-
mw in mid County snd State offer
for sale snd seU to the highest bidder
for cash the said property above des-
cribed or so much thereof u will satis
fy mid judgment with Interest and
WITNESS my hand this 25th day of
March 1931
OEO A CHEEK
Sheriff of Sequoyah County Oklahocna
By Raymond P Drmae
Undenherlff
Roy Frye Balllmw
Attorney for Plaintiff
March 28 April 2 6 16 21 1931
Another fohRof home refrigeration
is the Electric Refrigerator designed to
ve correct refrigeration at a moderate
st Any dealer in standard makes of
rclric Refrigerators will behppy to
onstrate one
OKLAHOMA CAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
AnEmtumanm
w u mtmmm u IbrJ
CieA PwBMtal 'Attention to Evsry Csstema
ANOTHER BIG
i t
Y O 7
Lowest Tire Prices in History!
Another big cut in Goodyear Tire Prices are now in effect This
reduction is brought about to meet local conditions resulting
from the present depression Never before in the history of pro-
duction has prices on high grade tires been as low as at present
and there is no good reason why you should hesitate to equip
your car with the best in tire equipment Just look these new re-
duced prices over
Pathfinder
HIGH PRESSURE
30 x 3 $453
30 x 3 1-2 $465
30 x 3 1-2 Over Size $475
BALIiOON
29 x 440 $525
29 x 450 k $595
30 x 450 $605
32 x 6 Heavy Duty 10 Ply $3300
All other prices accordingly low
t:
The famous Goodyear All-Weather Diamond
Tread priced accordingly low
Pointer Service
Station
Sallisaw
We have installed an Automatic Air Gauge Outfit at our station
which is guaranteed ICO percent accurate- We can give yon 14
more mileage from your tires regardless of make by keeping
them properly Inflated
r - t i t
’ Blake Our Station Your Air Depot
We Vulcanize Tubes — Wash Cars— Grease Cars— Repair Urea
" 7 and Sell Magnolia Gasoline and Oils
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lay ns rMSs TTtk pt 1 rftefwes
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The Muldrow Sun (Muldrow, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 26, 1931, newspaper, March 26, 1931; Muldrow, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2103124/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.