Weather outlook and temperatures report
Tonight and Tuesday are generally cloudy with maximum temperature 78 degrees and minimum 44. Temperature at 7 p.m. 60 degrees, no precipitation reported. South wind, sunshine at 100 percent. Data supplied by C. E Lahman local observations for the preceding day.
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C. E Lahman
Vinita Social Notices and Local Business Travel
Local residents and visitors listed on personal movements include Mrs C H Reideman serious, E N Ratcliff to Tulsa, D M Meredith to Claremore, and George Blakeney in Chelsea. Others travel to Oklahoma City, Miami, Sapulpa, and Kansas City with licenses, illnesses, and business trips noted. A marriage license issued to Roy Watson and Lovettie Davis. Miss Myrtle Foote to speak. county Sunday school convention planned. Cherokee club efforts for October events. gymnasium fixtures purchased for church basement.
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Byron Kirkpatrick
U. S
Pryor Creek
Lutie Duncan Davis
Afton
Louis Zeno
St. Louis
Sam
Geo. W. Seigel
R. C. Geck
Seneca
New Mexico
Mary Williams
Senator Goro
Frisco
Sapulya
Joa. Rood
Rood & Hanford Implement Dealers
Columbus
Kans
Myrtle Foote
Vinita
Congregational Church
Craig County
Cherokee Club
Patterson Carnival Company
Bud Belew
Bill England
Southwest City
Dan Tittle
Neosho
W. B Depue
Kansas City
The
Christian Church
Local notes and upcoming events around Vinita Oklahoma
Attorney J. Sur is in Tulsa today while G. F. Clark visits from Chaffee. John Franklin travels from Estella to arrange the Farmers Institute for the 20th and 21st. Churchill heads to Sedalia for the Missouri state fair then back via Oklahoma City. Herschel Taylor goes to Bartlesville on business. Mrs. Sam Zeno travels from St Louis to Spavinaw. Miller of Narcissa visits the city. F. M. Gwinmup and wife tour Kansas City. School district 43 plans a $5000 building east of Vinita. Also notes on sales of milch cows and local musical lessons offered by W. B. Crawford.
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J. G. Terrell
Oklahoma City
Richard Glory
Pryor Creek
JR. Ballard
Joplin
J. M. Jones
Thomas
W. Ball
Oswego
Clay Brown
Chouteau
J. W. Orr
Kansas City
Tom Heady
A. A. Brown
Tulsa
Everett Bagwell
Harry Miller
Sapulpa
G. F. Clark
Chaffee
John Franklin
Estella
Farmers Institute
A. L.churchill
Sedalia
Herschel Taylor
Bartlesville
Sam Zeno
Spavinaw
St. Louis
Mr. Miller
Narcissa
F. M. Gwinmup
Hatsules in a Ute girl’s prescription prompt smiles
A drug store clerk recalls a funny incident when a Ute girl asked for hatsales which he realizes means capsules. The mix up brightened staff for about three quarters of an hour as they prepared the medicine. The piece shifts to survey of dueling in Europe with Germany leading, Jena and Gottingen noted for daily bouts.
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Ike
New York Sun
Germany
Jena
Gottingen
Gottinzen
German Empire
France
Italy
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