Pryor Daily Briefs From Local Visitors and Plans
Wednesday notes list visitors and residents in Pryor including W T Rye from Pryor Welch guests F D Pelsue A Horn Barker Murdock Lay Harris Payne Harlin Orr Dick French and Luther Duncan. Social events include the Wednesday Bridge club, visits by Mrs E J Hobdy and Mrs L C White, and a planned Harvey eating house extension. The Civic Club announces a bazar at Klenkle and Messenger next Saturday April 15 with affordable, useful items.
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W. T. Rye
Pryor
F. D. Pelsue
Welch
A. Horn
Jack Barker
Kinnison
C. D. Murdock
Chetopa
W. L. Lay
J. H. Harris
Henryetta
Bunch Payne
Bluejacket
Ellis Harlin
B. L. Orr
Tulsa
Dick French
Los Angeles
Cal
D. H. Walker
Big Creek
L. A. Craig
Adair
T. T. Wimner
Grand River
Porter
Seneca
Luther Duncan
Ghetapa
E. J. Hobdy
L. C. White
B. G. Chandler
Heber Skinner
Pryor Farley
Talala
T. M. Buffington
L. W. Buffngton
Tahlequah
United States
S. G. Victor
Afton
Muskogee
Harvey
Electric Park
Frank
Ralph Reed
Clinton Reed
Luhrig, O
Shawnee
Civic Club
Klenkle & Messenger
Theeleb
Vinita News Involving Local Residents And Events
Sam Tattersall attended events in Vinita on Wednesday as crowds watched a well drilled on Mr. Coxs property fail to yield oil and shift to artesian water drilling. The Hershel Whiteaker child mourned a Paw Paw graveyard death while Walter Holley, formerly of Vinita now from Slater Missouri, plans a timely visit with relatives. Mrs. George Calvert and Mrs. G F Hold visited Mrs. Hunter and Miss Maggie Fallen, and Squire T P Harp was in Vinita on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Tattersall
Vinita
Mr. Cox
Cox
Hershel Whiteaker
Paw Paw
Walter Holley
Slater, Mo
George Calvert
G. F. Hold
Mrs. Hunter
Maggie Fallen
Squire T. P. Harp
Kansas City Stock Market Report Kept Gains and Drops
Kansas City stock markets show cattle trading higher 10 to 25 cents weekly amid cool weather and cautious demand. Top steers around 6.60, cows 4.50 to 5.25, hogs 6.05 to 6.15, light weights strong, heavies down to 6.20. Price quotes: good to choice heavy 6.96 to 7.60, light 5.85 to 6.95, sheep and lambs softening, Colorado herd expected, Texas supplies uncertain.
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Kansas City
Top Springs
Colorado
Texas
Whiskey cage cases fill county court docket
The county court continues hearings on liquor offenses. Robert Tittle Jr pleaded guilty to a liquor charge, fined $50 plus costs, and received 30 days in jail to begin May 1. Dave Jones and Otta Tittle also pleaded guilty and were sentenced to similar terms or higher fines. Butler faces May 1 sentencing. The court also hears State vs John and Will Coats of Welch for maintaining a gambling house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tittle, Jr
Dave Jones
Otta Tittle
Butler
John and
Will Coats
Welch
Kidnapper Confesses Clears Waldo Rogers Case
Las Vegas New Mexico April 12 The confessions of Joe Wiggins ex convict and Will Rogers uncle of the stolen child clear the kidnapping of two year old Waldo Rogers son of A T Rogers Jr The child was returned after a $12000 payoff Wiggins says Rogers planned and he carried out the crime Rogers then named the hiding place and the money was recovered Both men are jailed guarded to prevent lynching
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
N. M
Joe Wiggins
Will Rogers
Waldo Rogers
A.T. Rogers, Jr
Wiggins
Rogers
Geological Survey Plans For Summer Oklahoma
Excerpt describes extensive federal state cooperation in Oklahoma geology led by Chas N Gould. Five to six field parties planned for Vinita data, Claremore Tulsa oil fields, Cleveland Tulsa topography, north central minerals, and Arbuckle mountains building stone. Aims to raise awareness of mineral resources among Oklahomans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Chas. N. Gould
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Gould
D. W. Ohern
University of Oklahoma
Carl D. Smith
Claremore-Tulsa
Cleveland
Tulsa
J. W. Beede Jo Olof
University of Indiana
Oklahoma City Cattle Prices Dip Amid Light Receipts
Cattle receipts in Oklahoma City ran below expectations with 550 head on Monday and 200 today. Steer markets weakened by up to 10 cents from last week as buyers show interest in stockers. Prices ranged from 2.50 to 6.60 for various classes, including prime cornfed steers at 6.00 to 6.20 and cows from 2.50 to 5.00, with helpers and stockers showing steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Claims by Shawnee Depredators Fund Seek Heirs
Chas B Rogers states claims are due in the Depredators Claims fund. He asks heirs or claimants, living or deceased original claimants, to sign formal power of attorney to appoint a representative. Distribution covers losses between 1860 and 1961. Shawnee Business Committee leader C. Cornatzer of Vinita offers information and contacts in Tulsa for details and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Owen
United States
Court of Claims
Jas Goon
Shawnee Business Committee
C. ©. Cornatzer
Vinita
Tulsa
Chas, B. Rogers
Public notice of mortgage foreclosure in Craig County Oklahoma
Bank of Big Cabin sues L C Bruce heirs including Ethel Bruce and Ed White to foreclose a note and mortgage of 133.25 with interest costs and attorney's fees on lands in Craig County. Defendants must answer by May 1, 1911. otherwise a default judgment for 200 will be entered. Dated Vinita Oklahoma April 8, 1911. Clerk Lee R Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bruce
Ed White
L. C. Bruce
M. Bruce
LC. Bruce
Bank of Big Cabin
Cald Gull
Len. Bruce
M. B. Bruce
Craig County
Oklahoma
Big Cabin
Aaid
Eather Bruce
Vinita
Ares Lee R
Mitchell
Clerk District Court
Craig Oklahoma
Cure for Drink Addiction Promised by 30 Years Experience
A speaker asserts that craving for alcohol is a treatable disease and that thirty years of experience have yielded a cure. The program claims to build up the system, free the patient from sickness, and require no confinement.
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Valentine Gray
Chouteau
Tnes
C. M. McClellan
Claremore
Frank Boyer
Chelsea
W. G. Williams
St. Louis
J. W. Sanders
G. C. Eaton
Henry Flanders
Wimer
B. C. Harlin
E. L. Halsell
Don Bowers
Sam Frazier
Rock Creek
CG. P. Jones
J. L. Ballard
Gordon Raines
Grove
Ewing Hassell
Clem Hayden
Mra. A
T. King
Fayette
O. W. Cooper
Coffeyville
Kans
B. J. Montgomery
Centralia
Will Freeman
Claude Freeman
Joplin
Bart Gordon
Jimmy Bronson
James
Davenport
Washington
Byrd
Dan Myers
Sanders-Wright
W. EB. Cole
Granby
J. W. Orr
Methodist, I
Foreman Drug
George Hudson
Cushing
C. BR. Wammack
Seymour
C. C. White
Dauce, Kans
W. C. Marts
Drexel
Amsterdam
A. W. Herron
W. A. Graham
George Turner
J. P. Gooch
R. C. Herbert
Little Son
Elks
A. G. Marrs
N. D. Taylor
Cobb Hotel
American Tobacco Company
C. L. James
Sapulpa
J. W. Swarts
Chelapa
Ralph Campbell
Felix Miles
Claude Shelton
George McKay
Bond
Bert Belew
South Park Addition
S. G. Magee
Bartlesville
A. D. Bennett
Neosho
Russell Gillette
Anadarko
G. C. Finley
George Vogle
Appleton City
Epworth League
H. J. Young
C. York
Bert Young
Marion Carpenter
Centralian
R. J. Oskidlon
D. M. Meredith
C. D. Meredith
The
Elks Lodge
W. G. Walsh
Vinita Masong
Miami
J. A. Richardson
Duncan Farm
Walter Hagland
Independence
Janie Hall Farm
Farmers Gin Company
Campbell-Ratcliff Land Company
Bigheart
Postoffice
Stonerook
Chance
Fort Scott
Kant
Glenn Jarrett
R. M. Nash
Majora Marks
Roscoe
Kansas City Medical College
W. P. Thompson
C. H. Reidemann
B. Churchill
Garland Marrs
Olive Casey
Nettie Oliver
Mayes County Court
J. G. Sutton of
D. H. Wilson
T. C. Bowling
Red
I. N. Bunch
Blue
A. A. Brown
G. A
C. B. James
Topeka
Oscar Benning
Kenneth Dixon
Freeman Nidiffer
Fairland
A. L. Churchill
Kanaag City
R. B. Thompson
Harry Padgett
Cobb
Hilla Hammett
Coweta
Geo. E. Davis
Estella
J. A. Rickart
Ipiga Saab Yate Fanta Ses
Hayden
J Brown
J. W Haynes
Hirst
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Myrtle Smith
John Smith
Elma
H.l White
Blanche Bruce
Willie Bruce
Audra Kelly
Willian Kelly
Keeley Institute
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