Local notes reflect steady hay and cattle markets in Vinita region
Vinita area reports hay prices easing to seven or eight dollars a ton with light rain sought. Local visitors include W B Rhea from Centralia and A G Allison from Adair. Market activity covers homegrown vegetables and ongoing street grading, while stock movements show cattle and hog price shifts and recent marriages.
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W. B. Rhea
Centralia
A. G. Allison
Adatr
Vinita
Marve Cochran
Wlrectric Park
Fred Ratcliff
Vinsta
Joe Hiller
Pryor
Thomas Fiuffaker
Welch
BR. B. Miller
Muskogee
Matthews
Adair Arugetat
Pete Tobey
North Second Street
W. Funt, Jr
Tulsa
Joe Ashley
Points
Missouri
Geo, Graham
M. R. Rich
H. H. Kirkland
N. Milam
Chelsea
Johnathan Gore
Bluejacket
Frisco
Kansas City
A. L. Churchill
Lyman F. Parker
Grand Rapids
Mich
New England
Ethel
Evelyn Craig
Seneca
Anna Kate Harden
Owensboro
W. Ft. Crawford
Clem Huelsenkamy
Big Light
Augustus H. Hallam
Anna Satterwhite
Ketchum
Clifford Gilstrap
Hughson
W. A. Linklater
A. & M. College
Stillwater
William Martin
Local visitors and meetings at Muskogee area
Residents and guests arrive from Grove Welch Tulsa Joplin Skintook Centralia Hollow and other places. Retail Men's Association meets tonight. Several locals travel en route to McAlester Dencer Hot Springs and McDonald County while others host gatherings and conduct business.
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E. B. Hunt
Grove
Dade Harland
Welch
W. Y. Garrison
Tulsa
R. H. Barr
BE. J. Overley
Joplin
McAlester
T. J. Humphrey
Skintook
Retail Men's Association
J. W. Orr
Lizale Irene
Cy Cornatzer
Muskogee
A. W. Foreman
J. P. Morris
Centralia
John Morris
Hollow
E. J. Overley
Pauls Valley
P. C. Berkland
Dencer
Hot Springs
Cole
Jimmy Vann
Belle Thompson
City League
Ely
J. D. Chandler
B. G. Chandler
Dudley Ellis
Alathoma City
Dunlop Demands State School Funds Transfer
Oklahoma City August 16 Treasurer Robert Dunlop requests the Oklahoma land office pay into the state treasury all earnings from the $5.9 million permanent school fund and all rentals from state school lands before any disbursement to the common schools, following Attorney General West’s opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
West
Robert Dunlop
Oklahoma Land Office
Dunlop
Mendel's Saturday Specials on Shoes Hats Lingerie Waists
Mendel's offers a one dollar and 75 cent Saturday special with shoe med hats up to six dollars, lingerie and tailored waists up to thirty dollars. Read as a local sale notice advertising discounted items and limited-time deals for Saturday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendel
DLAO
Interstate suspends higher meat rates from Oklahoma City
The Interstate Commerce Commission halted proposed rate increases for meat shipments from Oklahoma City packing houses to Kansas towns. The order suspends the raises until December 18. the hikes ranged six to sixteen cents per hundred pounds. The ICC will study conditions after larger packing plants emerged in Texas and Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission petitioned against the increases as discriminatory in favor of Wichita and Kansas City packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oklahoma City
Kansas Towns
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Wichita
Kansas
Commission
Proudy
Texas
Oklahoma
Two Vinita Banks to Consolidate
Vinita's banking scene shifts as Cherokee National and International Bank & Trust plan a merger. Stockholders may approve equitating the Cherokee National with the International, creating a single larger institution. The move aims to strengthen Wilitn's business interests and serve customers and the public with a stronger bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Cherokee National and International Bank & Trust Company
Cherokee National Bank
Cherokee National
The
International
Wilitn
Order to Sell Real Estate for Minor's Estate in Oklahoma
Petition of Edward L. Hall guardian for Louis F. Hi minor requests court order to sell all or part of the estate by private sale. Hearing set for Tuesday in early October 1911. notice required to all interested parties and next of kin. Court will determine necessity and best interests of the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit
Edward L. Hall
Louis F. Hi
Sala
Government report says crops greatly damaged by drought
Washington Aug 16. A national weekly bulletin reports lack of rainfall across large areas east of the Rockton. Corn states enjoy rain in Iowa, while Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Nebraska face hot dry weather. East of the Mississippi moisture is generally sufficient, but the Ohio Valley Kentucky and West Virginia see hot dry conditions. Michigan’s lower peninsula needs rain. Spring wheat harvests are uneven with eastern showers, and cotton regions see mostly dry weeks needing more rain, especially Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Rockton
National Weekly Bulletin
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Mississippi
Belt
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
West Virginia
Michigan
Texas
Expressions of Sympathy to Dr J W Craig Vicinity Lodge Notice
The Vinita Lodge No 10 Order of Rebekahs extends sympathy to Dr J W Craig on the death of his wife and companion. It invokes heavenly comfort and strength, promising reunion in a place without sorrow or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Craig
Order of
Rebekahs
Guardianship to Sell Real Estate in Walter Hall Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court hears Edward L Hall guardian of Walter Hall minor in Probate No 1745 upon petition to sell real estate at private sale as the court deems necessary or beneficial and evidence shows the petition and guardianship proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Walter Hall
Edward L. Hall
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