Local and Personal News From Saturday in Welch
J. Jones from Welch and F. J. Mill from McAlester visit, along with many short calls at home and in town. Residents travel to Shawnee, Miami, Chelsea, Pryor and Joplin for visits, work, and shopping as the week unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chatterton
Dig Cabin
Oscar Jones
Stillwater
E. Craig
J. M. Simms
Welch
Jus. Thompson
Felix Ridenhour
W. E. Nassell
Kansas City
M. O. Gabbert
Holt Hurst
Mayaville
Ark
Blake Gore
B. F P. Brookabire
Binejacket
George Weaver
Coffeyville
Roscoe Marks
J. R. Carter
Barton County
Missouri
District Court
Allen Lewellyn
Gem
Pensacola
J. Q. Wi
Oklahoma City
Dr. Adams
Bull Creek
Sybil Kirkpatrick
Oswego
Kans
EB. Smith
Smith
P. A. Compton
Nevada
Clifford Davis
Hattie Jones
C. L. Smith
The
Baptist Church
Taylor & Henderson
Hstella
John Spurlock
Pheasant Hill
Local notes from Vinita area residents and visitors
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in Vinita or nearby towns. Freeman, Grubbs, Clark, Steambarger, Wilsons, Buchanan, Straight, Edwants, Chandler, Harris, Haynes, Wiggins, Davenport, Leon, Williams, Graham, Meadows, and others travel or host events. A marriage license was issued to Frank Reinche and Bertha Fields. A carload of Ozark apples may arrive on Frisco tracks. Christmas displays and a W O W meeting are announced with church events and a toy display at Brooks Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Mill
McAlester
Dan McCure
Timber Hill
B. J. Eaton
Joplin
F. M. Adams
Big Cabin
J. B. McManus
Chas. Hartman
Shawnee
Okla
Beaulah Parker
Miami
Laura May Flournoy
Chelsea
Mabne Clark
Doctor Pierce
Pryor
Wm. Malone
Brookfield
George Kelley
Stillwater
J. M. Lionberger
Harry Swift
Lenexa
Kans
Wm Simms
S. Cox
Kinnison
Luisia Price
Welch
Geiger
R. J. Wright
Chicago
J. J. Spencer
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Electric Park
Oklahoma
Vinita High School
Chickasha
Congressman Davenport
Washington
Halsell
Bengrime Mason Long
C. C. Long
South Smith Street
Fairview
Iolghour Theatre
Asugarth
Bree Williams
Arthur Davis
Bronco Bill
Aliee Talmage
Eunice Williams
Zola Clark
F. Freeman
United States
Fairland
J. ©. Grubbs
Familly
Inolh
D. & South
Henry Clark
Chelsea Tiles
Aince
Kelso
Willam Wilson
Laird Wilson
Adair
Walter B. Buchanan
R. M. Straight
Muskogee
Steve Edwants
Brooks Book Store
Vinita
J. Cheatham
Asylum
J. W. Chandler
Bob Harris
Parrland
J. J. Haynes
Estella
Kansas City
J. J. Jackson
Roy Wiggins
Bluejacket
Jas
Davenport
Congress
E. Leon
Siloam Springs
Frank Williams
Sanders-Wright
P. H. Graham
Meadows
Woodmen Circle
Rhe Ladies of the Christian Church
Reese
Cherokee
West
Frank Reinche
Bertha Fields
Billie Devine
Nichiffer
August Schliecker
Lawson
W. 0. Davis
Presbyterian
Durant
A. W. Foreman
Job. B. George
Foreman
Ladies' Missionary Society
Methodist
Leo Varrett
Magogville Daily Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Local notes report Jit and Webb visiting Missouri relatives, arrests for drunkenness, and several church and social events. Magistry activity includes a mad dog kill by Chief Goodpaster, theater plans with Herman the magician, open W O W meeting, and numerous trips by residents to nearby towns. Community bazars, lyceum speak on Mormonism, and football post-season watch add to a busy civic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Missouri
Judge Williams Court
Lcenes
Wolice Chas
Goodpaster
North Third Street
B. Anderson
Maul Anderson
Cheetupa
Kans
Presbyterian Church
Amos Stoalabarger
Herman
Grand Theatre
R. L. Marshall
Muskogee
Johnny Davis
Omcers Reed
Baxley
Grant
Thos. A. Boyd
Frank Cannon
Vinitaigh Schiogl
Daily
Oklahoman
Vinita
Vinita School
Jackson
A. T. King
Claremore
Claremore State Preparatory School
Tonkawa Preparatory School
Vintta High School
Great Value of Fall Plowing Calls to Farmers
Editor readers are urged to push fall plowing and seed bed prep to boost next year’s crops. The letter notes many farmers delay, urges persistent newspaper education, and cites benefits like moisture conservation and insect destruction. The piece highlights the role of the press and cooperation among business interests to raise crop production and reduce boll worm and chinch bug damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hockaday
M. K. & T. Railway Company
Sheriff Hanged Man Walks To Gallows In Macon
Oscar Clyde, a Black man, was hanged in Macon Georgia after being convicted of murdering his wife and brother. He walked to the gallows singing a line from a spiritual and asked to remove his shoes, saying he did not want to die in his boots. The execution occurred on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Oscar Clyde
Indaw
Lilo
Yeggmen Fail to Crack Safe in Ardmore Store
In Ardmore Oklahoma on December 2 a group of novices attempted three times to blow the safe at J M Arnolds store. Shelving in Springer store torn down but the safe resisted nitroglycerine and nothing was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
J. M. Arnold
Springer
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. Jones
Howard Langley
Pryor Hills
W. D. Trout
John Ridenhour
Points
Grant, In
Major H
Casey
Muckogee
Joe Belz
Henry Gore
Blue Jacket
G. Wick
Theo. Kelley
Afton
N. L. Roberts
P. Garrison
Jack Kendall
Blakeney
John Mulligan
J. W. Pursell
Delaware County
Robert McDaniel
D. W. Harrison
Wm. Simms
Ballard
Wife
Henry Holderman
Spavinaw Country
W. Sheefer
Chanute
Kansas
A. H. Humphrey
Neosho
BR. L. Mitchell
Gunter Building
W. W. Watkine
Jack Daniels
J. C. Grubbs
Minois
L. Mathews
William Vowell
Oseuma
L. C. McAtester
Points South
A. G. Marra
A. J
J. C. Montgomery
Centralia
A. D. Bennett
Miss Pearl Holderman
Chetopa
Billie Simms Retu
J. C. Casey
Guy Franklin
No- Wala
Dan Beatty
Maynard Harris
J. W. Sanders
Yeaterday
Tulsa
J.C. Starr
Yerdiffer
Parr Land
George Ashby
B T. Frayzier
Ross Thompson
George Finley
A. L. Churchill
Johnson Falling
C. L. Tider
Claremore An Nawata
Baneh
Ben Dobbne
C. i. Jones
Finger Gideon
Jd. Haynes
Chy
St. John’s
Bufadia
Mil Oo
Grant Victor
Tly Farm
Mushoger
Lowery
Mr. Evans
Ketchum
FE. M. Tarlton & Company
Arthur Building
Ant
Oliver Barhy
Offeyvilly
Bd. Miller
That Place Center
Cmt
Okie City
Aye
Viotta
Dev
Mitchell
Colorado
International
Cardui Womans Tonic
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
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