Royal Neighbors Lodge Plans Banquet And Initiation
The Royal Neighbors lodge met Monday at Yeoman ball with good attendance two candidates were started for initiation. A banquet and proper service are planned for Monday evening April 19 when a large class will be initiated the district deputy is expected to attend. An informal party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ray Furnish at Central and L N F followed with games and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Dameron Mr and Mrs Guy Griffith Miss Hadith Helm Mabel Helm Phoebe Dameron Ethel Dameron Josephine Lindroth and others.
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Royal
Ray Furnish
Central
L-N.f
Edith Ielm
John Dameron
Guy Griffith
Hadith
Mabel Helm
Phoebe
Ethel Dameron
Josephine Lindroth
Notable visits and local notes from Afton area
Afton residents host guests including Mrs Laura Cooper and Mrs John Lawrence from Vinita. W P Smatley visits Miami. Rev Witt conducts services at the Vinita district MFE Church. Mr and Mrs Tom Moore plan to move to Nowata. Mrs Tom Smith returns from Cherokee, Kansas. Mrs Sam Stewart visits from Joplin before returning to Catoosa. J [. Courtney visits from Miami. Nellie Hallum and Maggie Brice visit from Fairland. Mrs Malo Bland heads to Hot Springs for summer. Alma Hess returns from Columbus, Kansas. Seniors rehearse The Varsity Coach play for April 23. Senator Gore passes through Afton en route to Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs Hart Gaines visit Neo sho. Mrs Roy Ivie and children visit. Miss Sadie Victor summoned to Wyandotte due to sister-in-law illness. Mr and Mrs H C Ballard and others motor to Vinita for visits. An attempted jail break in Columbus foiled as sheriff discovers locked cell locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Cooper
John Lawrence
Vinita
W. B. Hamilton
Tom Smith
Nellie Hallum
Maggie Brice
Fairland
Malo Bland
Hot’ Springs
Ark
Alma Hess
Columbus
Kay
J. T. Hess
Afton High School
Senator Gore
Afton
Oklahoma City
Hart Gaines
Neosho
Roy Ivie
Sadie Victor
Wyandotte
Fred Victor
H. C
Ballard
James
Parke
Troutt
Henry
Little Jack Free
Birthday Supper Honors Mr Hickman at 31st Anniversary
Sunday evening hosts John McCate Herbert Helm and guests gathered for a birthday supper honoring Mr Hickman’s thirty first birthday. Thirteen attendees included Mrs Minanae Wayer and Misses Dora and Carrie Wyer along with family members Wyer and Rickman. A cake with thirty one candles served as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minles Sapper
Mes
Rickman
Marion
Theodore
Dora
Carrie
Wiling
Guy Lenox
Wiliam
Burris
Estele
Eugene
Frances Rickman
Surprise Dinner For Marion Wyer Marks His Birthday
Mrs Eiiona Wyer and Mrs All Wyer hosted a surprise dinner for Marion Wyer celebrating his twenty first birthday. Attendees included William Burris and Josephine Burris family, Wyer relatives, Lenox and Riekman families, and others. Also noted are travel updates and social visits across Oklahoma and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiiona Wyer
All Wyer
Marion Wyer
Willi Burris
Mro
Josephine Burris
Charles
Rank
George
Annie Gertrude
Ralph
Alice May
W. Ff. Wyer
Marion
Dora
Carrie
Wilma
Guy Lenox
Theodore
Ida Stokley
G. EB. Riekman and Sons
Mstele
Mugene
Francis Riekman
Two Women Held in Broker's Murder in Chicago
Police said two young women employed in the same building as William C. Bryan were held in connection with the slaying of the wealthy stock promoter in his Chicago office. J Flis worth Griffin, Bryan's partner, was found in the offices and is still held, denying a confessed statement reported by a local newspaper.
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Chicago
William C. Bryan
Bryan
J. Flisworth
Griffin
Sugar price hike linked to failed board action in 1919
George A. Zabriskie testified before the House judiciary sub committee that sugar would be 11 cents per pound if the sugar equalization board had been authorized to buy Cuban and Louisiana crops. He said Attorney General Palmer's approval of Louisiana growers charging 17 cents lifted prices across crops.
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Washington
Wilson
Sugar Equalization Board
Louisiana
George A. Zabriskie
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Palmer
Rockefeller calls strike a revolutionary symptom
April 14 in St Louis John D Rockefeller Jr said the outlaw railroad strike was a symptom of social condition not a capital labor fight but a clash between big labor and radical elements. The brief report also notes the death of Claude Ming's eighteen month old son in Picher and local funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D
Claude Ming
Picher
King
Ottawa County
Neil Harr
Gar
Miami Oklahoma to Review Street Improvement Appraisal
The Miami Oklahoma Board of Commissioners will meet April 26 to restow the appraisal and apportionment of costs for paving and improving Hi Street West between the original townsite and Central Avenue. Appraisers report totals and allocations per lot and block, with hearings for complaints and potential revisions. The meeting agenda includes adjournment until work is completed and public testimonies from interested parties.
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Miami
Oklahoma
Hanl Ruidding
Board of Appraisers
Board of Commissioners
Bonarda
CP Bis
Sepa van Ns
Minvyor
Ccta
All 'I Street
Central Averuune
Pourth Avene
Elocetion
Chas
L L. Hale
W. Js. Lindsay
T. Tale
Tames
Walter I. Lindsay
Enetait Hay
Hi” Street
Central Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Wieami
Owlukome
Veterans Vocational Training Effort Hits Nonresponse
P da Long, in charge of federal veterans training in the southwest with Tulsa headquarters, visited Miami Monday to interview disabled war veterans for vocational training. He reported that no one attended the interviews and warned Congress may cut generous benefits if veterans lose interest or energy to learn new trades. Letters were sent to eligible Ottawa County men but none appeared for the conference.
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P. da. Long
Tulsa
Miami
Inawa
County
Congress
Ottawa
Vane
Committee Finds No Overcharges in Legal Printing
A city inquiry led by Mayor W.8. O'Bannon reviewed charges that the Miami Record-Herald overcharged for printing legal notices for a Special bond election. Harry Plummer and Ed Poster reported no overcharges, stating the paper’s rates were about half the legal norm, with costs covered by bond buyers and not city funds.
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Harry ‘Plummer
Ed Poster
W.8. O'Bannon
Miami Record-Herald
Wr. Poster
My. Pliner
Plume
Record-Herald
Sioux City to Sign Merrill Miles as Red Pepper Pitcher
George Andres, manager of the Sioux City team, announced on Tuesday that Merrill Miles, former Cleveland Red pitcher, will report here Thursday. Sioux City opens Western League season at Joplin next week. The Soos defeated Joplin 14 to 7 in a loosely played game Saturday.
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George Andres
Sioux City
Owhich Ds
Merrill Miles
Cleveland
Red
Joplin
Oveday
Soos
Hints of New Hun d Revolt in South
Berlin reports a reactionary movement to secede the South German states led by Bavaria. General Voir Anert and Von Kapp affiliates are said to be active in the revived opposition. Prussian officials warn armed student support plans, while Socialists foresee insurrection and urge strong measures. Ruhr remains quiet as Reichswehr maintains order. Allies reportedly allow Germany to keep twenty battalions under the August terms.
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Berlin
Ofasley
Bavaria
Conent
Voir
von Kapp
Otters
Vorwaerts
Prethelt
Ruhr
Reichswehr
Germany
Miami Bank Clearings Show Tuesday Prosperity
Miami banks report Tuesday clearings of 180 565 36 dollars as part of a two day total of 394 894 27 dollars. Institutions listed include Ottawa County National Miami State First National and Miami Trust and Savings with Tuesday totals shown for each. The figures compare to Monday totals of 414 328 92 dollars and reflect local economic activity.
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Miami
Ottawa
Thesday
Miami railroad attorneys head to Washington convention
Go and Jake Sewell plan to attend a convention of railroad officials in Washington. The Miami Mineral Belt Railroad attorney Wallace and road traffic expert Sewell will join the event, while Fred Sharp commands the Third Regiment of the Oklahoma National Guard on a thirty day furlough hunting friends in Texas.
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Washington
A.C
Wallace
Miami*Mineral Belt Railroad
Jake Sewell
DAAC
Fred Sharp
Ecomnany Wa
Ok- Whama National Guard
Mimi
Ottawa County
Texas
Train Ticket and Rail Joint Clicks Alarm
Fragmentary note describes a railway train ticketing and audio cue from wheel joints. It mentions counting clicks as the car wheel passes over each rail joint, reflecting a simple mechanical observation.
Liquid Borozone offered as healing remedy by drugco
Jackson Drug Co sells Liquid Borozone advertised as a powerful healing cure for flesh wounds sores burns and scalds with prices 30 60e and 1.20 dollars. The copy emphasizes its effectiveness and availability through the retailer.
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Jackson Drug Co
Former Senator Burton Nominated to Tariff Commission
Washington announces Burton of Ohio chosen by the President to join the tariff commission. Martin Gillen of Wisconsin named to fill a vacancy on the Shipping Board. Both are Republicans.
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Washington
Burton
Ohio
Tariff Commission
Martin Gillen
Wisconsin
Shipping .Board
Educational Film Shown for Public Viewing in Miami
Arrangements were made to exhibit a five reel native moving picture to Miami school children at the Grand theater. It was well received Tuesday and will be shown again to the general public Wednesday morning from 9 to 6.12 at the same venue.
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Miami
Grand Theater
Grand
Frisco Embargo on Freight to Tulsa and Beyond
J. Wh. Douwelas Frisco agent in Frisco reports an embargo on all freight consigned to Tulsa and beyond on the Frisco line. He spoke by long distance to a Fort Scott official who said there is no change in the strike situation.
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J. WH. Douwelas
Frisco Railroad
Tulsa
Frisco
Myr
Douglas
Fort Scott
Kaw
Dyeing by Stubby Puts Color on Call
An incomplete classified line advertises dyeing services by a person or business named Stubby, with a phone number fragment 336 267. The readable text suggests a local service listing and contact method.
Whooping cough guidance and Vicks remedy notes
An old health column describes whooping cough as a severe childhood illness and endorses Vicks VapoRub for active feverish coughing. It advises careful convalescence, skin stimulation with rubbing, and inhalation of vapors, with a caution about dosing and digestion in children. Samples offered by Vick Chemical Company in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Vick
Vicks
Vick ‘Chemical Company
Broad ‘Street
Greensboro
N.C
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Presbyterian
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Nina
Grace Wade
Clib
J. 1. Neff
Knights and Ladies of Security
Odd Fellows Hall
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Roy Wills
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Hotel Miami
J.L. Stalcup
Cora Riddell
Miami Music Club
GR. Romford
Charles B. Wilson
A.C. Wallace
Dick Rice
J. A. Robinson
Vi WV. Grant
Mesdaimes
W.S. Grimes
CC. Stubblefield
John L. Crank
J. C. Sinlcup
W. V. Grant
Nellie Reno
O'Bannon
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Jo W. O’bannon
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Stephensville, Tex
Afton News
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Cor
S. W. Hall
Cherokee County
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Helm
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Ruby Robison
Stephens
Tex
V. V. Grant
Coke Wilt
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Kenneth, Carroll
McAlester
W. B. Meredith
Diaghti
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H. B. Benentendi
WW. M. Todd
Charles Pinnell
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Lennie Henderson
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M. Conner
Frank Stewart
Fanny Wraper
Kansas City
Charles Oldham
Baptist T Hospital
Milam! Record
America
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Luton
Pormer Red Pepacoer
Andreas
Berein
Eatonic
Jackson. Drug. CO
Williams’ Lumber Co
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