Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-44
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Publication of notice
Official statutory text
Said notice shall be published once a week for four (4) weeks
successively, the first insertion to be at least thirty (30) days
prior to said term of court, and the several publications shall all
be in the same newspaper in said county or if there is no newspaper
published in said county, then in a newspaper published in one of
the counties nearest thereto. The clerk of court wherein the
petition was filed, shall advertise for bids for publishing said
notices (said advertisement to be inserted one (1) week in at least
two of the principal newspapers in such county or the adjoining
counties, to be selected by the judge of the district court in said
county), and the publishing of said notices shall thereupon be
awarded by said judge to the newspaper making the lowest bid
therefor; or if there are two or more making the same bid, then said
judge shall determine to which of them said publishing shall be
awarded, said award to be by order of said court entered of record
therein; and a copy of such order, certified by the clerk of said
court under the said seal thereof, shall be transmitted to and
entered of record in any other court in such county having
jurisdiction before which proceedings under this section may be had.
All publications provided for in this section shall be made in the
newspaper so designated. Said newspaper shall not be changed unless
the judge of said court shall, for good cause, in his discretion,
decide to change the same; in which case another paper shall be
selected in like manner, and the order naming or changing said paper
shall be entered of record, as aforesaid.
R.L. 1910, § 7288.
successively, the first insertion to be at least thirty (30) days
prior to said term of court, and the several publications shall all
be in the same newspaper in said county or if there is no newspaper
published in said county, then in a newspaper published in one of
the counties nearest thereto. The clerk of court wherein the
petition was filed, shall advertise for bids for publishing said
notices (said advertisement to be inserted one (1) week in at least
two of the principal newspapers in such county or the adjoining
counties, to be selected by the judge of the district court in said
county), and the publishing of said notices shall thereupon be
awarded by said judge to the newspaper making the lowest bid
therefor; or if there are two or more making the same bid, then said
judge shall determine to which of them said publishing shall be
awarded, said award to be by order of said court entered of record
therein; and a copy of such order, certified by the clerk of said
court under the said seal thereof, shall be transmitted to and
entered of record in any other court in such county having
jurisdiction before which proceedings under this section may be had.
All publications provided for in this section shall be made in the
newspaper so designated. Said newspaper shall not be changed unless
the judge of said court shall, for good cause, in his discretion,
decide to change the same; in which case another paper shall be
selected in like manner, and the order naming or changing said paper
shall be entered of record, as aforesaid.
R.L. 1910, § 7288.
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