Coal output for 1911 shows decline and price fall
Edward W. Parker of the U S Geological Survey reports 1911 coal output likely fell short of 1910, with Illinois capable of 100 million tons while market demand limits to about 60 million. Prices dropped across Illinois Indiana and the southwest, mining costs rose, and competition from fuel oil gas and other states tightened margins. Arkansas Oklahoma coal output rose about 10 percent amid higher mining costs and worker issues including sand shooting. Jackson Day banquet planned in Tulsa with Chamy Clas as main speaker.
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United States Geological Survey
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Eastern Oklahoma Poultry Show to Open in Tulga
The third annual Eastern Oklahoma Poultry Association show opens Monday in Tulga, Okla, with more than 1800 birds already stationed. Poultry enthusiasts from Oklahoma and nearby states, plus entries from several others, will attend over six days, with free admission tickets mailed to farmers and poultry raisers amid plans to boost attendance and interest in poultry farming.
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Joel G. Smith
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Champ Clark of Missouri as Vinita's guest tonight
Vinita hosts Champ Clark of Missouri, Speaker of the House and presidential candidate, as his guest. The piece discusses the rare power of the speaker, succession risks, and Clark's potential presidential prospects, noting historical examples and the salary and dining provisions for the office. It highlights Clark's prominence, electoral hurdles for speakers, and the unusual celebration of his term’s dining arrangements.
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Champ Clark
Vinita
Missouri
House of Representatives
United States
House
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Henry Clay
Jamies G. Blaine
Samuel J. Randall
James K Polk
Capitol
Henderson
Cannon
Joe Cannon
Champ Clark Draws Oklahoma Audience at Muskogee
A large Oklahoma crowd heard Champ Clark, speaker in the next national campaign, declare that tariff remains the major issue for 1912 and warn the Democrats against overconfidence. Clark praised Democratic record in Congress, blamed Republican disarray on broken pledges, and endorsed Clark for president with no second choice urged by Oklahoma organizers. An enthusiastic reception followed, with “Lift on Jem” and “Mutt and Jeff” acts entertaining the audience after Clark’s remarks.
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Okla
Dev
Champ Clark
Congress
Clark
Janes RL. Williams
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Justice Williams
Oklahoma
William ‘Howard Taft
White House
Latta Takes Editorship of Oil and Gas Journal in Tulea
Thomas A Latta formerly editor of Tilea Daily World and noted editorial writer in Olatensa has accepted the editorship of the Oil and Gas Journal recently moved from St Louis to Tulea. The switch has drawn extensive comment as a major Oklahoma statehood era newspaper change.
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Tulea
Obie
Thomas A. Latta
Tilea Daily World
Perhapa
Olatensa
Oil and Gas Journal
St. Louis
Oklahom
Tulsa Real Estate Boom Haunts Fifty Foot Lot Deal
Tulsa business notes a landmark sale on South Boston Avenue in Tulsa Oklahoma where oil operator Milley Hammett paid F C Giddings $25 000 for a fifty foot lot yielding Giddings around $14 000 profit and 100 percent annual return on an $10 000 investment. Page and Kennedy previous owners also made strong gains. the property is to be improved immediately.
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Io Oldahrome
Oklahoma
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A. Milley Hammett
F.C. Giddings
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Giddings
Chaclee Page
Iillionaire
Sand Springs
Page
Groga Nelson Bout Moves to Port Smith Arkansas
Tulsa December 10 The eyes of the sporting world focus on the scheduled boxing match between Tip Groga and Batting Nelson. The title fight, originally to be held December 26, now set for January 9 in Port Smith Arkansas.
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Tip Groga
Batting Nelson
Port Smith
Ark
First Christian Church Announces Bible School Schedule
The First Christian Church lists Bible school at 545 a.m. Preaching at 1 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. Junior C. B. at 2:20 p.m. Senior at 2, 6:10 p.m. Prayer meeting and choir practice Wednesday night. Teacher training closes Friday night. Minister JAS. M. MILLER invites worship.
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First Christian Church
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Jas. M, Miller
Carter Bill Hrs Change to Pass
Washington D C December 29 Rep Carter’s measure to sell the surface of Choctaw and Chickasaw lands gains party support in the house committee. Amendments set sale at appraised value after six months and allow the county club land purity transfer. Senators and committees prepare for action as Congress reconvenes. W B Rafees and family left for Oklahoma City amid push for surface sale action.
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