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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1912

Page

5

Vinita Daily News: Local and Personal Notes Reach readers

The Vinita column lists visitors from Bluejacket and Welch, residents at the Vinita hotel, and locals returning from towns such as Tulsa Claremore and Oklahoma City for Christmas. It notes a new skating rink opening, railroad mail sections, church services, and numerous travels for business, holidays, and family visits across nearby states.

Roberty Soowt Frisco D. H. Wilson Tulsa E. M. Probasco Welch Garland Marrs Wil Ross Harris Dowling Stough Fayetteville Ark Mable Washington, D. C Boundy Wayland Missouri Bertha Beets Nevada Thomas O'Brian Vinita High School Warrensburg Ee A. Holmboe Laurence Todd Oklahoma City Prof Westville Clifford Gilstrap Herbert Laurence Western Union H. J. Loyd Muskogee Episcopal Church Thomas Hill Booneville Davis Robert Hill Jim Hill Norman The State University Jeff Blegins Morris Addition Une Bert Yeste Fairiand Tor Ghleeple Elty Spuvinaw McMurry Tennessee Harry Meadth Wichita Mra N. B. Chamberlin J. B Odin Emmett Harvey Henry Bluejnecket R. C. Burris J. Howard Langley Pryor Johnson Falling Fairland B. A. McFarland Claremore Vinitians A. B. O'Dell Walter Scudder B.C. Marrs Maysville Bill Garrett Vinita W. B. Crawford St. Louis F. Freeman Corey Muff Chieftain Louie Brock Joplin Adair Carl Croninger Herbert Lawrence Denison Tex B. F. Fortner Springfield Jallie Olivia Neville McAlus Lter C. L. Smith Whitesboro Texas Guy Lionberger John Chandler Mary Chandler Lyla Carter jCabin Tom Isabell Buffington Ople Bearden Okemah Louise Ahornegay Parsons Madge Jones Webb City Wilma Bernice Williams W. G. Masterson State Teachers Association J. M. Simms Court House Chase Hartman Hudson Jewelry Chapman Drug Store D. Melatyre Fe Mami Gomman Waa W. L. Hiatt Nowata G. G. Bell Bie Cabin M. O. Gabbert Mra A BE Nichols Chelsea District Court L. D. Dalquest Points Kansas William A. Brown Lee jAdah Alr Otho Smith Oswego Kans Joe Scott Ind A. J. Crowley Wagoner McSpadden Denson Lige Henderson Sulphur Springs Gordon Rateliff Fort Worth Sarah Gullet Bluejacket Joe Hunt Sid John Hamilton Dave Mayberry Sapulpa C. C. Caldwell A. McFarland Jack Kendit Here Ewing Nassell Kansas City Elks Carda T. D. Cox PH. Ornahan Crale County L. P. Smartt Arkansas Edgar Ratcliff Elaine Hatom Cacogdorhes N. Rateliff EB. M. Lawrance Allowee Clara Schwiam Eldorado Clara Hughes Lottorn Moravi Tumnuston J. W. Marks Santa Claus FM. Hartman J. R. Campbell 8. L.smith Jack Kendall George Weaver Christus Afton Webb Macjacket Thin Lucian Maddox Jett Lago Texie Park Trout Berry Webbef Siloam Springs C. J. Wilson Amos Stolnbarger Blue Jacket A. G. Marrs Sam Ridenhour, Jr Malle Miller H. A. Pauls Will Webb Mia John Webb Homer Brooks Columbus Gordon Ratelit Mary Mumpower Feyette A. T. King E. M. Sweet Nashville Tenn F. M. Adams Durant J. ¢. Starr Chis Mitchell LT. Ratelitt Nacogdorhes Evelyn Lucile Ballard Dan Norton Hastile

Fragmented OCR note on Frank Smith and Oklahoma City event

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Frank Smith, McMann company, Cevenior Cres, and a ceremony with names blurred. Some garbled lines reference a gathering, a political context, and a named association. Details are unclear due to damage and misreads.

Frank Smith McMann Company Welle Frank A. Mewrit

Oklahoma Interest Drives San Diego Exposition Effort

San Diego reports T Byrd of Oklahoma Participation Society has left for Oklahoma to urge state legislators to back an Oklahoma exhibit at the 1915 Panama Canal opening exposition. Byrd, a prominent attorney and former Oklahoma official, says Oklahoma needs people capital and industries, and aims to promote the state’s fertile lands and resources to visitors arriving via the Panama Canal.

San Diego Cal Oklahoma Panama Canal T. Byrd Oklahoma Participation Society Byrd Statehood America San Diego Exposition Tam

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