Local and Personal News From Vinita
Mon有day's Daily reports visits from Tulsa residents including C W Flint and Carl Collier and juror J N Bunch. Elka to hold memorial service next Sunday. Muriel Badgett suffered a brief heart issue but recovered. Miss Helen Nortleet soloed with Chicago Symphony Orchestra, praised by conductor Von Fielitz and ensemble.
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C. W. Flint
Tulsa
Carl Collier
J. N. Bunch
Bluejacket
E. Schmidt
Ben Perkins
Muskogee
Elka
Muriel Badgett
W. St. Badgett
Frank Conner
Parrland
O. L. Conner
A. L. Richards
Western Union Telegraph Company
Clarence Laman
Alle Williams
W. H. Roper
Sacred Heart Institute
The
Episcopal Guild
W. P. Thompson
W. H. Talmage
Episcopal Church
W. J. Halsell
Kansas City
Eva
Clarence
Mary Halsell
Josephine Young
Afton
Byrd Young
F. T. Appleton
Cobb
H. C. Casey
Graham & Co
Katy
J. J. Spencer
Washington
John Phillips
Elizabeth McManus
Charles
Vinita
Viebnlity
Helen Nortleet
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Weber
Stueck
Alexander von Fielitz
Press
Fayetteville, Ark
City Banks Closed Tomorrow Across the City
Local listings note all banks will close for the following day. Numerous residents and visitors were seen about town for trades and meetings with businesses and courts active. Notable events include Thanksgiving plans, church programs, and political and social notices across several towns and counties.
Tulsa Moose Loosely Plans Washington Trip For Sand Springs Home
On November 29 the Tulsa Moose committee will travel to Washington to present Charles Page's proposal to place a national Moose home in Sand Springs Tulsa's industrial suburb. Page offers 200 acres for the site with 2,000 adjacent acres of pasture, natural gas at 3 cents per thousand feet, water from Sand Springs springs, electric power, factory use, and transport links. The project envisions a total expenditure near 1 million dollars.
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Conner T
Tulsa
H. H. Bray
J. al. Wer
Fairland
Bob Blakeney
Muskogee
M. B. Rich
Welch
W. G. Phillips
Chelsea
R. J. Wright
Shriners
J. W. Roberts
Claremore
Dr. Leon
Siloam Springs
Ark
Jim Wilkinson
United States Court
Whi. Tritthart
Infinita
T. T. Wimner
W. B. Coley
Chas. Reidemann
Shriners Meeting
Tra C. Deaver
Quapaw Indian Agency
Wyandotte
Gertrude Nidiffer
W. P. Thompson
Oklo
Washington, D. C
Order
Charles Page
Sand Springs
Royal Order of Moose
B. Wright
Tulsa Moose
FH. V. Beckley
Tulsa Business Men's Bureau of Information
Page
Moose Lodge
Moose
Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Kansas City Stock Yards
Kansas City stock yards report a weekly pullback in cattle prices with midweek sales 15 to 40 cents lower and final stock levels down six thousand from the prior Saturday. Prices remain mixed as receipts ease ahead of Thanksgiving. best steers at 7.50 to 8.75 with many natives 5.40 to 7.00, hogs steady to higher, lambs uneven but shaded by limited good lots, and overall market described as steady to slightly firmer in parts.
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Kansas City
Tsia
Chicago
Fed
St. Louis
Farming By Dynamite Method Demonstrated Near Tulsa
Nov 28 report of the first public demonstration of farming with dynamite on Cyrus Avery’s 320 acre Tulsa area farm. Government agents and Dupont experts led about 100 landowners and bankers through deep ploughing with dynamite, drilling 97 holes to bury half a pound each. The process claimed to drain alkali lands, remove stumps and transform previously non-productive fields into usable farmland.
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Tulsa
China
Cyrus 8
Avery
Dupont Powder Company
Halfan
Badgett Case Referred Referee For Out Of Court Settlement
In district court yesterday the Badgett et al versus Ludwig case was referred to referee O L Rider and a compromise reached resulting in settlement out of court. The suit arose from the sale of land by Badgett and others to W J Ludwig. Today Hart vs Wilson title quiet suit proceeds in district court.
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W. ER
Badgett Et al
W. H. Ludwig
O. L. Rider
Badgett
W. JH. Ludwig
BL. Hart
Ira Wilson
Clark refutes Canadian canard in unity talk
Washington outlet reports Speaker Champ Clark asserting Democratic unity after years of infighting. He credits teamwork for turning party prospects, denies supporting Canada annexation, and reiterates openness to a mutual union if Canada agrees, amid tariff discussion shaping next year’s agenda.
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Washington, D. C
Champ Chirk
House
Congress
William J. Bryan
Clark
Taft
Gattenburg
Canada
Sander
Jana
Mad Stone Cures Hydrophobia Bite Victims Near Tulsa
In Tulsa Oklahoma a dog attack on a schoolyard in Collingville left sixteen youngsters bitten. Mind S. Larkin of Tulea used a mad stone found on the prairie to treat seven children infected with rabies. The poison was removed from bites and the children are expected to recover after the brain of the mad dog showed rabies.
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Tulan
Okla
Tulsi
Collingville
Here
Larkin
Tulea
Delinquent Tax Notice From Craig County Treasurer
To Craig County taxpayers Vinita Oklahoma the treasurer warns that after the second day of December the first half of taxes becomes delinquent with a 1 percent monthly penalty. Pay promptly by presenting a description of property with check dated and signed to avoid penalties. A dollar paid now subscribes to The Weekly Chieftain through the end of 1912.
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Vinita
Okla
Mronsh
Farmer Reflects on Sons and City Life
A farmer recalls eight sons of whom seven stayed on the land while one, Rob, left at age twelve for the city. Rob disappeared for over two decades but later became editor of an agricultural paperWriting hints and advice for farmers.
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Rob
Bob
Mice in the Railway Cars
A traveling man recalls a hidden danger in sleeping cars as he encounters a fellow traveler who traps mice on a continental trip. The tale describes repeated mouse encounters, a dead mouse on a trap, and a casual remark about abundant mice in ordinary coaches. The anecdote ends with a note about a five cent trap bought in Chicago that failed to catch any mice.
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Denver
Chicago
Word Origins of Polis and People in Ancient Language
From Greek roots to Latin and English, the term polis evolves to populace and population. The reduplicated root pol leads to populus in Latin meaning city inhabitants, while politics captures the sense of citizen governance from polis.
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Pol
Chinese Traits and National Greatness, St John’s Shanghai
An address to students at St John’s College Shanghai argues Chinese traits such as orderliness honesty dutifulness and respect for elders show key requisites for national greatness and public welfare. It asserts China need not seek abroad for strength and highlights etiquette and reliability in commerce as evidence.
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China
St. John's College, Shanghai
Heavy Booke Injured Child Advice From Good Housekeeping
A Good Housekeeping Magazine advertisement warns against children carrying heavy books to school. It urges lighter loads or at least alternating sides to prevent posture problems such as uneven shoulders or arm length discrepancies, based on pediatric experience.
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Good Housekeeping
Shameful Confession in a Curious Exchange
A terse dialogue shows a retired geocer and a doctor exchanging evasive lines about a foggy state. The punchline rests on a pun and character quirks rather than explicit action or setting.
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Puck
Blizzard Grips Oklahoma and Midwestern States
A Tuesday storm rages across Oklahoma and neighboring states with heavy snow, bitter cold, and high winds. Trains face delays as snowdrifts form and temperatures plunge, while farmers fear crop damage and ongoing harsh conditions across the region.
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Middle West States
Notice of Publication for Divorce in Oldabona Craig County
First published December 1 1911 in the Chiétrain states Craig County Oldabona that Litle Lunsford sues Jean Lunsford for divorce. Defendant Jesse Lunsford must answer the petition by January 11 1922 or the court will adjudicate in favor of the plaintiff. James S Davenport attorney for plaintiff. District Clerk Mi Mitchell deputy C V Carselowey.
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Oldabona
Craig County
Lille Lunsford
Jean Lunsford
Jesse Lunsford
Litle Lunsford
James 8. Davenport
Ml. Mitchell
C. V. Carselowey
Notice of health reason and parole petition
Notice states due to health condition the author will be absent starting December 14 1911 with contact possible thereafter. Mentions request for pardon or parole from the Governor of the state and references November 17 as a date related to the matter.
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State of Hell
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J. W. Swarts
Harris
Wagoner
Poster Mitchell
Talon
Mary Badgett
A. C. Smith
Coffeyville
Grant Victor
Luman F. Parker
Oklahoma City
J. H. Jones
Scott Andrain
Jecetacy
A. C. Johnson
Otho Smith
Oswego
Mr. Smith
West Point School House
F. J. Barrett
Grace Barrett
Christian Church
Hunley
Mollie Hallett
Ketchum
O'Rourke
Guthrie
al Alleger
Springfield
Grand Theatre
Bart Gordon
C. L. Conner
W. B. Casey
Mra
Claude Clawson
Silas Clawson
J. W. Clawson
B. EB. Capps
Mra. Capps
Aliss Gay Oliphant
Mr. Capps
L. F. Parker
Jacque
Mae Parker
J. W. Zevely
J. A. Rickart
Averrea
Fremont
Ned
United States
Farmer
Oklahoma
Middle Western
Topeka
Kans
Kansan
Reading
Wellington
Ashland
Greeley
Strong City
Yates Center
Arkansas City
Peabody
Chanute
Parsong
Independence
Hldorado
Tola
Pittsburg
Leavenworth
Kansas City-Western Railway
San Francisco
Kansas
Hobart
Kiowa
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