Local notices and city visits fill Vinita scene
A mix of municipal chatter, visits by residents from Welch, Jay, Jay Oklahoma, Muskogee and Tulsa, and county happenings. Wives, merchants, and professionals travel to and from Vinita for funerals, court, and business while sons attend university and students plan games, with road work, clerk duties, and a pending tax meeting shaping daily life.
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Luman F. Parker
Vist
Sa| Pulpal
Hédrace M. Barnes
Joplin
Vinita
A. L. Churchill
Kansas City
Stoddards
Robert
James Hill
Davis Hill
State University
Norman
Sequoyah Avenue
Bull Creek
A. L. Berger
Neosho
Roberts
Ind. Harlin
Welch
J. B. Hunley
Christian Church
Evelyn
Lucile Ballard
Afton
L. W. Marks
F. A
Frank Rozelle
Rozelle
Ernest Fry
Annie Drum
White Oak
Parks
National Congress of Mothers
Washington, D. C
N. Yil
City
Dawes Commission
Local visitors and residents noted in Claremore area report
From Wednesday's Daily reports C. L. Rider traveled to Claremore on business. T. Wyman Thompson came from Riverside Farm near Ketchum. George Dixon, Webb banker, stopped in the city briefly by car. ID. 1 mentions H. Jackmar of Wetet in transient notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Rider
Claremore Toay
T. Wyman Thompson
Fromiverside Farm
Ketchum
George Dixon
Webb
H. Jackmar
Wetet
Pryor Oswego Visitors and Local Socials Noted in Thursday's Daily
Friday notes report Pryor Oswego resident Pryor Farley arriving from Oswego and Miss Ollie Casey hosting her bridge club. Several townsfolk including Ralph Reed, A J Kell, Arnold J Owen, FE Houx, W T Highsmith, A D Neal, Judge B D Ming, and W T Rice appear at meetings, with visits to Muskogee Welch Coffeyville and Cherryvale. Reports cover bank statement call, Elks and Owls meetings, and a fatal train accident in Adair involving Carl Meeks and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor Farley
Oswego
Ollie Casey
Ralph Reed
St. Louis
Arnold J. Owen
Muskogee
Cobb Today
FE. Houx
Welch
B. C. Rose
Warrensburg
A. J. Kell
Jessie Ballard
Vinita
A. J. Carter
Pryor
W. T. Highsmith
Bluejacket
Craig County
A. D. Neal
Chetopa
Kans
Wis
B.D. Ming
W. T. Rice
Coffeyville
Anna Barker
Cherryvale
Cland Lewis
Houston Smith
Burreka Springs
Ark
Davenport
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Elks
Lodge
Order
Order of Owls
National Organization
Carl
Willie Meeks
Nee Skinner
Adair
Ben Couch
Ross Thompson
Matt Hawkins
Jay Now Official County Seat
Governor Cruce issued a proclamation declaring Jay the county seat of Delaware County Oklahoma. The county seat election was held over a year ago, with Jay winning on the face of the returns and again after a Supreme Court challenge. Grove had previously held the seat by designation at the constitutional convention. The note also mentions a subscription offer for The Weekly Chieftain through the end of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Oklahoma City
Cruce Hay
Delaware County
Supreme Court
Grove
Kansas City Stock Yards Cattle Market Outlook December
Cattle receipts fell last week with a holiday effect, but prices firmed early week and closed about a quarter higher. Today 13,000 head received. native steers up to 8.10, good grass cattle 6.25 to 6.00, cows 4.23, veals 7.00, range cattle strong, quarantine cattle generally low. Hog run 12,000 with prices around 6.20 to 6.50 for heavy, 6.10 to 6.25 midweights, 5.76 to 6.20 lights. packers tight stock, eastern orders influence expected uplift. Sheep and lambs gained last week, lambs to 6.00, wethers 4.00, ewes 4.50, with future price strength anticipated as packers retain mutton stocks.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Colorado
Oklahoma Oil Mills
Federal appropriations for Oklahoma buildings
Washington reports federal estimates for the 1912 fiscal year totaling 942 075 dollars for Oklahoma. Items include support for tribes and agents, tribal treaties, and public buildings in Guthrie, Kingfisher, McAlester, Tulsa, and Platt National Park improvements.
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Washington
D.C
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Kingfisher
McAtester
Munshorgee
Tulsa
Gift With a Thought In It The Youth's Companion Offer
A holiday appeal promotes subscriptions to The Youth's Companion 62 weeks for 1.75 dollars, claiming it benefits both recipient and giver. Sample copies available via post card. subscribers receive the 1912 calendar lithograph. Sub price rises to 2.00 dollars on January 1, 1912. address Boston Massachusetts.
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Christias
Costa
Jst
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Unis
Passing of Cherokee Advocate in Indian tongue at Tahlequah
Auction today will sell the Cherokee Advocate plant stone building and fixtures once a beacon among Cherokees for gospel and education. The old bilingual paper, begun by Sequoyah’s alphabet and led by editors like W. P. Boudinot, ends its long, influential run in the Indian Territory.
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Cherokee Advocate
Indian Territory
Tahlequah
Advocate
Nevenchotah
Georgia
Sequoyah
Elsay Bondinot
Andrew Jackson
Indian ‘Territory
Wild West
Indian Country
Rdd
Phoenix
National Council of the
Cherokee Nation
National Council
William P. Ross
Princeton University
Adevocate
William Rose
Ita
Congress
United States
Munkogee
W. P Boudinot
Bilal Boudinot
H. C. Boudinot
W. P. Boudinot
Muskogeir Phowitix
Buraula
Alere Wong
Teachers Adopt Resolutions At Northwestern Association Meeting
Northwestern Teachers Association met in Alva adopting resolutions against the Akin bill to curtail state educational institutions. A second resolution urged raising the maximum teacher age from 18 to 18 plus increasing qualifications for anchors. Officers elected include Mrs. Fred J. Flash of Alga president, Mrs. Mary Mercer of Capron vice president, Lee Woolley of Woods county secretary, and W. A. Pittman Woodward County treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Teachers’ Association
Alva
State Board of Education
Fred J. Flash
Alga
Mary Mercer
Capron
Lee Woolley
Woods
W. A. Pitteman
Woodward County
Treasurey
Notice Hearing Petition for Probate of Foreign Will
Notice is given to all persons interested in the estate of Foster D. Adams that Mary Helen Kendall filed in Craig County Oklahoma on December 4 1911 a petition for probate of his will and letters testamentary to her as executrix. A hearing is set for December 23 1911 at 10:00 a.m. in the County Court room Infinite Craig County Oklahoma. All interested may appear and contest. Clerk Jas P McQuullough signs.
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Cherokee County
Oklahoma
Tahlequah
Lizale Sourjolin
Nancy Going To
Sourjolin
Nancy Goingtoslevp
Sourjohn
Wise Sourjolin
Ikwo
North Range
Craig County
Lizzie Sour
John
Vinita Chiotiasa
Lor Vinita
Oklahome
Parsner
1911
Foster D. Adams
Mary Helen Kendall
Oikhiehom
Infinita
Craig
Jas, P. McQullough
Estray Notice in Craig County Oklahoma 1911
On December 4 1911 one steer about three years old red weight around 1000 lbs branded A on left hip. Taker up resides SE ¼ of Section Township 26 Range 18. Post office address Centralia Oklahoma. Taken up November 1 1911. Taker Up affidavits filed and bond posted December 6 1911.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Bostright
Centralia
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J. R. Carter
Walnut
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University of Missouri
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George W Lucas
United Cates Feological Survey
JR. Baird
East Side
Kansas
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Mia
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Toy
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Arthur Roemnegro
John Lynch
Law
Datty Lee Shouse
G. Wills
Hall
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Lee Barrett
William Davis Spyres
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T. J. Hadley
Sam Bumgarner
Dr. Porter
Seneca
A. C. Pease
Harry Bland
Jack Kendall
Bill Edwards
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Dr. Brows
As & Witness
District Court
L. B. Ritchie
McAlester
Pak Thie Snentnes
H. Johnson
the Elks
George Lehman
Charlie Collins
Ben Williams
Methodist
Indica
Chinelan Endeavors Society
The
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Robinson
Electric Park
JW. Chandler
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Frank Smith
Patton Building
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