National Banks See Oklahoma Shifts After Law Enactment
Washington reports show national banks nationwide increased deposits from May 14 to July 14, while Oklahoma banks kept changes small after the guaranty law. Figures for capital and resources reveal a marginal bank count drop and a rise in loans and discounts from early December to mid May, with overall resources reaching about 68.4 million and loans expanding to around 36 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Oklahoma
Oklahoma National Banks
Sec
Vinita Sees Major Land Boom With Willie Hassell College Buy
A historic land deal in Vinita assigns 160 acres of Willie Hassell College grounds to RK Vance McSpuden EH Gill and E L Orr for a new city addition. The land will be subdivided and flooded with sidewalks and a bungalow for a winner. Harden Realty and McSpaddenzill push a 4000 foot sidewalk contract while El Reno buyers plan quick lot sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Reno Realty Company
Methodist
McSpadden and Associates
Vinita
McSpadden4zill Realty Company
Kniot
Harden Realty Company
el Reno
J. J. Harden
L.A. Wilson
First National Bank of
Reno
Mangam
Capl Reno
Vinita Natator ium opens with artesian bath water appeal
Vinita unveils a new natatorium in the Additarium building offering soft cleansing water for public bathing. Tickets are sold as $6/25 coupon books for $5.00, while A L Churchill travels to St Louis to buy bathing suits for patrons. The Cherokee club hosts a sparkling artonian water dance with lively piano by a traveling musician and about fifteen couples attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Additarium
Bath
A. L. Churchill
St. Louis
Cherokee Club
Anna Gatewood
Glessie Law
Lucele Hont
Anna Chandler
Emma Gaterwood
Artie Cabb
Elsie Morrison
Mota Roberta
Gartie Nicitfer
Mamie Butler
Matiel Mugby
Carrie Stevens
Fay Trott
Fol Smith
Laicile Milford
Messra George Clark
Joe Hunt
Will Schlicht
Garland Murrs
Tar, Walker
Nat Hunt
Rural Vinita routes fill with new Daily Chieftain readers
Rural routes out of Vinita are lined with people who will from now on read the Daily Chieftain, signaling broad local adoption as residents switch to the paper for news and updates.
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Vinita
Katy Cedes 70 Feet of Vann Street to City
A Katy railway committee from the M. K. & T. confers with the city council to cede fifty feet of right of way for Vann Street. The street, owned by Katy, will be donated to the city and the council accepted the gift with paving likely to follow this afternoon.
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KATY
Vann
The
Unte
Vinita Commercial Club Sees New Era in Town Building Drive
W B Coley elected president and eleven new members join the Vinita Commercial Club as enthusiasm runs high for making Vinita a major Oklahoma city. Colonel Sleeper of Tulsa spoke on state resources and attracting factories, urging concerted action and sacrifices for future financial return and growth.
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Col. Sleeper
Tulsa
Vinita
Oklahoma
W. B. Coley
Vinita Commercial Club
Commercial Club
David L. Sleeper
Talaa
Vinite
Colonel Sleeper
Uew
Sleeper
Sasion
Angure
Interour
Vinus
Kendall College Lots Sold for One Hundred Thousand
In Muskogee a 27 acre Kendall property, held by the Presbyterian synod, sold for 100000. The land will be platted and Kendall boulevard with Thirteenth street cut through. Denver and Columbus streets will run east and west as development follows.
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Muskogee
Kendall
Menacey
Kendall Place
Presbyterian Synod
Kendall Boulevard
Thirteenth Street
Columbus
Denver
Oner
Town News Roundup From Around Town
Local notices report J M Young traveling to Chetopa for Fidelity Farmland business. Mayme Butler returns to Big Callin from visit with Miss Glessie Lee. Frank Harmon back home at Weleetka after visits. John Meade resumes Muskogee games watch. E Wallen and T A Chandler depart for Oklahoma City to attend the Republican State Convention. Mike Josephine Young returns from Winfield Kansas visiting Mrs Eugene D Newman. Oscar Dowell passing through from Texas to Kansas City. Congregationalists plan a new building using Car Angelton material. Letter from H L McDonald now in Palto Pinto Texas to visit friends. R McSpadden and wife plus Mina Eva Ratellif set for St. Louis this evening. Ratellif stays Rolle Missouri. Birdie Thosageon, wife of Beart Thompson Editor, dies at Onwogo city hospital after a fever. Mr Thivertieenly sends sympathy.
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J. M. Young
Chetopa
Fidelity Fara ‘Loin Company
Mayme Butler
Glessie Lee
Big Callin
Frank Harmon
Weleetka
John Meade
Muskogee
E. Wallen
T. A. Chandler
Oklahoma City
Mike Josephine Young
Toduy
Winfield
Kansas
Eugene D. Newman
Oscar Dowell
Ratcliff Sanders Grocer Company
Texas
Kansas City
Car- Angelton
H.L. McDonald
Palto Pinto
Tex
R. ¥. McSpaddens
Mina
Eva Ratellif
St. Louis
Mise Rateliff
Rolle
Mes
Birdie Thosageon
Beart Thompson
Use Welch
Thivertieenly
Grove Challenges State for Oklahoma Amateur Championship
The Cherokee Indian baseball team of Grove defeated top local amateurs and now invites all comers for Oklahoma amateur title. Manager George W. Fields of GoV. Rice recalls moving from New Mexico seeking a better field and town, planning a return.
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Grove
State
Oklahoma
Dager
Amen
George W. Fields
Gov. Rice
New Mexico
George
Bo Stoy
Chelsea figures in troubled lineup of speakers
A list of individuals including Pat Mahoney Rosa Badge Earl Walker John M Malt Robert Chandler Cathy Croningen Freeman C Smith of Chelsea Ted Kelsey George Blakeney John Gruteh and Mr and Mrs Lewin Roger and Mine Brewer appears as readable fragments from a local notice or article, suggesting a community or organizational gathering with numerous named attendees.
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Pat Mahoney
Rosa Badge
Earl Walker
John M. Malt
Robert Chandler
Cathy Croningen
Freeman C. Smith
Chelsea
Ted Kelsey
George Blakeney
John Gruteh
Field
Mrs
Lewin Roger
Brewer
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Harden
Wilson
SS. Peters
Arived
Quilfarmts
Unidare Conermn
Howe
Leak
Natatorium
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
Express
Kendall College
Queen City
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