Vinita High School Defeats Chelsea In Hard Fought Match
Vinita High School edged Chelsea 22 to 18 in a girls and boys basketball doubleheader. The girls led early and extended their advantage with strong guard play, while the boys rallied in the second half behind Jones and formidable center Roper to overcome Chelsea.
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Vinita High School
Chelsea
Daly
Chelees
Eymoselem
Wim
Okie Soma
Belees
Vinita
Geome
Geome Wae
Chelsea Guin
Love
Jones
Feld
Palmer
Joone
Roper
Frankno
Carter
Johnson
Vinitn
Xaimes
Bermuda Grass Planting by Spreader and Roots
Setting Bermuda by F A Mitchell offers practical methods for establishing bermuda grass. It describes using a manure spreader to spread soil over sod, plowing, and packing to cover roots, plus an alternative root-in-box method for moist storage and rapid planting by teams. It notes root quality and preparation affect time and success.
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Bermuda
Bermudas
Stony
Horace
Bermulla
Uneeda
F. A. Mitchell
Chandler
Okla
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Wayside School Notes and Social Next Week
Martin dined with William Pripp on Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Adair recently ill is now mobile. Albert Hooker visited Miss Hadith. Mrs. W R Hooker confined last week. Sam Clements stayed with uncle Ike Greep. Debate canceled due to speaker no shows but program pleased. River outing with Bruce Carries. A Wil Tripp boy died from staggers. Mack Adair dined with A J Smith. Only one week of school left as seating remains taxed. Miss Ethel Cherrington leads with strong records and parental praise.
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Wayside School
Martin
William Pripp
Ruth Adair
Albert Hooker
Miss Hadith
Hunt
W. R. Hooker
Hter
Sam Clements
Ike Greep Feather
Vinita
Bruce
Wil Tripp
Mack Adair
A. J. Smith
Warrant Payment Notice for Craig County Oklahoma
Craig County Oklahoma warrants dated through February 12 1912 will be paid on presentation All warrants listed across Court Fund Salary Fund Poor and Insane Road and Bridge Supply Contingent Separate School Cattle Fund include numbers 127 233 43 70 1 148 3 121 48 7h 104 128 41 52 inclusive End of notice signed by County Treasurer D Figelin
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Vinita
Okla
Craig County
Oklahoma
Ward Conventions Name County Delegates in Vinita
Democratic ward conventions in Vinita selected delegates to the county gathering. First Ward chose Kormegay Macker Allen Brady Shonard. Second Ward listed Buffington Bafington Hill Berry Williams Parks Hobdy. Third Ward named Gunter Stasley Hughes Daniela with alternates Thompson Freeman Durham Britt. Fourth Ward named Fowler Campbell Spaulding Crutchfield.
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Vinita
W. H. Kormegay
Paul Macker
A. B. «. Allen
BH. Brady
J. W. Shonard
T. M. Buffington
J. Ww. Bafington
Davis Hill
Berry
E. N. Williamsos
F. Parks
E. J. Hobdy
J. T. Gunter
E A. Stasley
J. D. Hughes
M. B. Daniela
T. F. Thompson
C. Freeman
W. H. Durham
John Britt Pourth
J. M
Fowler
Campbell
Spaulding
J. H. Crutchfield
Vinita Vinita Hive Maccabees Host Work and Play Event
Vinita Hive Ladies of the Maccabees held a semimonthly review at Odd Fellows hall initiating six new members led by Mrs Elizabeth K Jackson. The charter delivery night featured talks, music, and a reception at the Commercial Club rooms with local hospitality and a closing program by Rev W C Davis and Kate Kilpatrick and visiting Indy Macabees.
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Vinita Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Odd Fellows Hall
Elizabeth K. Jackson
Vinita
Kate Kilpatrick
Lee Allen
Winita Hive
Vinita Business
Com. Walsh
Tulsa Hive
Tulsa
Hawkins
Jackson
W. C. Davis
Maccubelam
R. E. Moss
Tulan
Ward Two Delegates Elected for County Convention
Ward two Democrats met February 9 1812 to elect delegates and alternates to the county convention at the courthouse on the 17th. Delegates include Buffington Berry Williamson Hill Buffington Parks Hobdy and others. Alternates list Chapman Holland Clark Brennan Houk Green Chouteau Walker.
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Ward Two
Court House
T. M. Buffington
C. O. Berry
BE. N. Williamson
Davis Hill
L. W. Buffington
Judge
F. Parks
BE. J. Hobdy
M. R. Chapman
Holland, Clark
John Brennan
W. Houk
A. J. Green
John Chouteau
Dan H. Walker
Craig County
Champ Clark
John B. Turner
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Action in Jay affair expected probably Monday
A Delaware County dispute over moving county records from New Jay to Old Jay prompted talks in Oklahoma City with Governor Cruce. County Attorney Coppage says no legal obstacle to locating records in New Jay, but opposition and potential bloodshed risk if moved. Court action likely next week. crowd concerns center on Rigenkour’s record. Voter.
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Oklahoma City
Delaware County
Cruce
Coppage
W. C. Carver
County Ewaumlegioners
Oklahoma
New Jay
Rigenkour
Ratcliff i Knight
H. E BR
King's
Clare
Ridenbour
Beb
Bible Critics Meet Their Match in Honest Debate
Editor Vinita Chieftain lauds the Bible as the foundational truth amid attacks by John Ratcliff and historic critics. The writer asserts Christianity’s strength, defends scripture against atheistic challenges, and questions Ratcliff’s impact while praising the gospel plan of salvation Captain 6 White.
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Vinita Chieftain
John Ratcliff
Voltaire
Tom Paine
Hob Ingersoll
Mr. Ratcliff
Lupin & Paper
White
Rev Rastus Bonehead's Con gregational Troubles
A defiant letter from Rev Rastus Bonehead recounts a heated church dispute after a Noah's Ark lecture. Elder Craps accuses him of undermining scripture, cites learned authorities, and warns of divine judgment if he persists in doubting biblical miracles.
Ambiguous defense linked to Ridenhour and Estella ward
The passage questions J Rateliff’s critique of a book noting a servant’s wages and asks if this reflects his defend against Sam Ridenhour. It probes whether he seeks chief deputy status as a reward for his labor, but the defense remains fervent yet unfinished.
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J. Rateliff
Sam Ridenhour
Estella
Senator Gore Humor and Critique in Oklahoma City Speech
United States Senator Gore spoke at the Lyric theater in Oklahoma City on behalf of Governor Wilson’s presidential bid. He ridiculed Clark supporters, defended free speech, and weighed Bryan, Wilson, Harmon, and Underwood on issues like the money trust and initiative and referendum in a sharp political address.
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Oklahoma City
United State
Gore
Oklahoma
Woodrow Wilson
Lyrn
Muskogee
Clark
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
Harmon
Underwood
Congress
United States
Missouri
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Select County
Lady Macabees
Jay
Rastus Bonehead
Yassir
Noah’s Ark
Restella
Jack Rattail
Rattail
Noah
Cap White
Senator Gore
Adaims
Duke
France
Warren Vinita
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