Local Notes and Social Scoop Incidental to Vinita Area
White Oak News reports scattered social updates from Vinita and nearby Batulla including visits by Sibert and Berta Herndon, Sunday school under Supt. Wubler, and a planned play Love and a Way at Whitghe school. Farmers discuss weather and crops while a new building project is noted and townsfolk attend gatherings and visits across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protean Simp
Vinita
Sibert
Berta Herndon
Beninett
Whitghe School
Neuse
Teo
Ballin
Vinita Mme
Miley
Weekend Notices and Passings From Estella Area
Community notices report fare payments and weekly gatherings at Estella with names like Chin witty and Willie Tayrees, plus a Sunday visit by Gracie and relatives. J W Haynes billed for goods. many invited to pay six new dems. A measles scare ends. Pearson families mourn Samie Timpson, son of Rev Timpson, buried in family cemetery. he was famed for red roper prizes and known as Little Ubie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chin
Chiver
Willie Tayrees
Veroes
Gracie
Grandma
Laurence Mises
Lena
Liccie Willlame
Vinita Vinitent
J. W. Haynes
Sacha Casto
Pearl Henden
Ete Cus
Laura Cox
Vi- Atta
Joyd Aday
Rastella
Inelba
Timpson
Cherobes
Otaud Deanee Timwwon
KinNison Items Highlight Local Socials and Visits
Mrs Bod Kininison reports spring weather helping farmers as families travel among towns. McGhews trade in Chetopa Priday. Wetane and Woods visit Sanday with Helen Brown. Mra Mary Sapulpa kinship visits. Aunt Nancy Moots improving slowly. Frank Moore and Moore/Martin families visit Wm. More and kin. Trudie widow passes through on way to Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie. McGhew
Chetopa Priday
Wetane
Sanday
Mrs
Woods
Wing Helen
Brown
Miewe
Ata
Beate
McNalia
Mary
Inistead
Sapulpa
Nancy Moots
Frank Moore
BR Moore
Wm. More
Martin
Spirit of a Mother's Death Grieves a Community
A memorial notice honors a devoted mother and wife at age 41 who died after a life of service and patience. Survived by a husband, a daughter, and a wide circle of friends, she was described as gentle, generous, and a pillar of faith who attended Sunday school and cared for others. Her passing follows a Sabbath morning illness and lasting impact on those who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Seeary
Bbe Sane
Earth
Uae
Ratiaat
The Holy City at the Auditorum ends the season
The remarkable drama The Holy City praised for its truth and humane message. Dame Apell leads a splendid company in a production depicting Jerwenier and his people with notable dramatic and pictorial strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bennett
Jerwenier
Auditorum
Apell
Schmidt Osteopathic Practice Ad Listed in Reott Building
De and Mrs John J Schmidt announce osteopathic services located in the Reott Building on Phyone 49s with a street contact. advertisement notes professional care and convenient access for patients seeking osteopathic treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Jno
J. Schmidt
Calle Reott
Phyone 49S
County Commissioners Week-Long Session Report
County commissioners held a week long meeting with appointments in Vinita Township including a constable and a township treasurer. George Poste was named township clerk and A J Berger was appointed treasurer. About 100 residents attended Woodmen events with a supper and entertainment. contributions were acknowledged at the Presbyterian church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeunion
Township Mo
W. J Harlow
Chat. Hartman
Vinita Townahip
George Poste
A. J. Berger
Vinita
Prigude
Vinita Orchestra
Presbyterian Church
Ate Ray
George J. Donwell
Bonantial
Perry
Ukishoma
State Bank Controversy Roils Lawton Amid Fears
The Lawton banking dispute centers on a bank charter and state guarantees. Officials including the attorney general discuss the bank’s integrity and the potential impact on the state’s financial oversight and the presidential election context.
Oklahoma penitentiary twine price probe and state farming board urges reform
Oklahoma authorities investigate substandard prison twine sold nationally through the Agriculture Department. Charles Barrett and State Board of Agriculture officials press for stricter feed, stock, and weed inspection. Guthrie lawmakers urged to fund new textile program and a state bank charter seeks to boost manufacturing in the state. A letter, signed Pech Mand, warns a critic to leave the state amid policy disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punitentiary
Salling
Kanens
Kanter State Teter
Department of Agriculture
Pricon Binding
Sumner
Bounie
Barrett
Guthrie
Charles Marritt
State Board of Agriculture
Seal
Cameron
Oklahoma
Tee Plant for Altus Altwerk Opens Construction Begins
A tee plant project for Altus Altwerk has begun with construction on the building underway. Wayland of Bate reports the site cleared and machinery prepped as work moves forward on the Altus facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Altus Altwerk
Wayland
Bate Free
Suth
Batall & Twentrdveton
Altus
Hotel Sold in Unclear Market Trade
Fragmentary OCR notes report a hotel sale with garbled names and locations. The readable bits mention a property change and parties involved, but key identifiers are unreadable.
Fragmented Local News Note From Unclear Source
A garbled OCR snippet reports a disturbed travel incident and unrelated phrases. The readable items mention visiting relatives, a location resembling Ovidrioa, and disjointed terms such as Bt. Louie and octane cans. No coherent event or entities present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovidrioa
Geoces Deak
Louie
Green Bugs Reported Across Regions Amid Harsh Weather
A garbled report notes green bugs appearing widely with no official sightings by Cad, Garde, Oxnedium authorities. No immediate danger to crops is confirmed, though weather conditions are described as severe and unsettling. The piece mentions famed local crops and memornents but lacks clear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee West Crup
Cate
Local City Debates Building Project Amid Unclear Claims
A fragmented report shows a dispute over a new building plan with mentions of Omaha, Muskegon, and Rim town. Public hesitation grows as statements suggest a postponement or denial of a smaller structure in favor of a larger development.
Nomination 15 Confirmed Amid Turmoil in Marmah County
A fragmented report notes Nomination 15 confirmed as tensions rise across Marmah County. Police and officials describe disruptions including destroyed property and theft of small cash from a hardware store. Guthrie Oklahoma records reference a proposed state board meeting to discuss the Civil War era narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmahiteeny
Pasmetoe
Gormenhl
Moretwut & Wear
Guthrie
Gaye Brost
Kirk
Coe Inderatece
Lamning
United States
North
South
Cattle Dipping Vat Planned Near Sapulpa
In Sapulpa a dipping vat is planned to aid local cattlemen now forced to drive cattle to dipping stations. The move aims to streamline dipping for cattle, with storage facilities expected to handle fruit and freight products in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapulpa
Ville
Creak County
Unclear OCR Fragment Names Appointment Reference
Fragmentary text mentions officials Cameron Galhrie De Harperietendent Cate and Revartmemt of euestion along with BH Malramh Weatherford agricultural assistant. It references public notices and constitution but is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Galhrie
Cate
The Tunes Still Lead City News in Historic Paper
KK Hemedict heads the paper once titled Journal, among the oldest in the city and state. The edition reflects the paper’s enduring presence in local news and its long-standing role in reporting community events.
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KK. Hemedict
Oklahoma City Newspaper Change Report
An item notes a state political shift affecting the school board ticket. Names and affiliations are unclear due to faulty OCR but indicate a withdrawal and reorganization within a committee. The notice mentions a candidate withdrawn from a slate and a counter group pushing a different slate for the school board race.
Meeting of Muskogee Presbytery
The Muskogee Presbytery will convene Wednesday night at the First Presbyterian Church with a sermon by the retiring moderator. A large attendance is expected and committees will assist in arrangements. The meeting aims to benefit Presbyterians in Muskogee and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munkogee
Chic Cley
Tie Presbytery
Mawle
Vinita
Muskogee
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