Local and Personal News from Vinita and Vicinity
J W Sanders arrives from Tulsa and Joe Madison from Big Cabin visit Vinita. Local residents from Fairland Welch and Nowata travel for business and social calls. Banks, teachers and bankers group meetings, dances, and a Pasteur Institute hydrophobia certificate headline daily life in Vinita.
Daily visitors and weather slow trains in town
From Wednesday's Daily Vann Chandler arrives from Ket chum F Kimbel visits from Tulsa Lou Riddle and family stay with relatives at Chetopa BD C Powers of Muskogee visits last night Lee McCamish returns from Bluejacket Dr C 8 Neer called to Grove for professional business John C Parks of Chelsea with Dan Myers during the big sale Chas Durham of Seneva registered at the Green R C Scruggs and R L Welch of Gentralia in the city last night James Davenport returns from business trip to Oklahoma City DeSoto Campbell moves news stand to the Red Mill on South Wilson Street
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Joplin
Artie Cobb
Norman
W. M. Malone
el Reno
State Bankers’ Association
Chas
F. Huser
Montgomery
Als
G. N. Bebout
C. L. Axtell
Junction City
Kans
W. C. Marrs
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
B. N. Ratcliff
John Byrd
West
Tahlequah Avenue
Thompson Street
John W. Pearce
Webster City
R. V. Pearce
San Antonio
Tex
Vinita
Northeastern Oklahoma Teacher's Association
Claremore
Billy" Heath
Frisco
Heath
Charles Pfankuche
Morgan
Oklahoma Pasteur Institute
Pfannkuche
Dan Myers
Civic Club
Maxey
Tulsa
Mamie Butler
Big Cabin
Muskogee
Lou Bordenkircher
Chelsea
W. J. Strange
A. C. Raymond
Hillthouse
M. R. Floyd
Miami
New Dancing Club
L. Axtell
Lady Maccabees
W. M. Chitwood
Welch
Lige Henderson
Lynch
Ike Martin
Nettle Olliver
Pryor
Prof
Page
Afton
J. T. Gunter
Louise Bagby
H. A. Farthing
Bradley Book Store
Homer Brooks
Pittsburg
Brooks
Besse Stackhouse
Mary Hanraty
J. 8. Davenport
Masterson
Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers’ Association
Charles Ellis
Modern Woodmen
Traverse City
Mich
Daily Record
City’ Opera House
Ellis
Lena
Vann Chandler
Ketchum
Kimbel
Lou Riddle
Chetopa
W. W. Ross
Gon. Wallace
BD. C. Powers
Lee McCamish
Bluejacket
Dr. C
Neer
Grove
John C. Parks
Chas. Durham
Seneva
Green
R. C. Scruggs
R. L. Welch
Gentralia
James
Davenport
Oklahoma City
DeSoto Campbell
Red Mill
South Wilson Street
Local notables travel for business and social calls
Thursday’s Daily notes Captain G. 5. White and Berry Rich visiting Tulsa and Miami for business. Col. Phiny Soper from Topeka, W. H. Hart and others from Ada, Muskogee, Bartlesville, and Oklahoma City also in town. Mrs. Deck and Mrs. Ballard attend Muskogee outing. Akin visits old friends. Hutchens from Waters-Pierce Oil arrives from Oklahoma City.
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G. 5
White
Tulsa
A H OliaOonner
Tulpa
Col. Phiny
Soper
To- Heke
Berry Rich
Miami
Mary Balentine
Muskogee
W. H. Hart
Ada
W. C. Davis
C. C. May
Wagoner
Cobb
Charlie Collins
Welch
Guy Patten
Bartlesville
B. H. Ellis
Columbus
Kans
O. F. Branstetter
Oklahoma City
BE. G. Hawkins
Big Cabin
W. H. Deck
H. C. Ballard
A. A. Brown
James H. Akin
F. H. Herbet
Claremore
Bertha Thomason
L. B. Hutchens
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Charlie Allen
Turnpike Plan Wins Backing In Vinita Drive
At a Commercial Club meeting in Vinita enthusiasts backed a three day effort to build a 90 mile turnpike from here to Monte Ne Arkansas. Key promoters Harvey Kelley Cross and Anderson outlined a route linking Tulsa Bartlesville Muskogee to Vinita with county support to raise funds and organize workers for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Monte Ne
Ark
W.H
Coin) Harvey
J. H. Kelley
Bank of Grove
W. T. Cross
H. W. Anderson
Grove
Ivinita
Tulsa
Bartlesville
Muskogee
Vinita
Here
Monroe
Sulphur Springs
Cabin Creek
W. B. Coley
F. M. Smith
Davis Hill
Morris Knight
B. A. McFarland
J. S. Davenport
J. A. Gill
B. Wallen
B. N. Ratcliff
Oliver Bag
Railroads Prepare 10 Fight Commission Order
Oklahoma City February 21. Railroads in Oklahoma plan to fleet to the limit the stock shipment rates set by the corporation commission and use influence to keep the old tariff. The order’s legality is denied with claims that the rates are not compensatory, reasonable, or lawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
4000 RANGAS OFT PTO0r J. A. Rickart
Fragmentary OCR text mentions J A Rickart and a quantity 4000 rangas or related term. Readable parts show no clear event, date, or location to establish a full notice. The record summarizes scant identifiers without verifiable actions or outcomes.
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J. A. Rickart
Oklahoma City Stock Market Rundown From Feb 21
Oklahoma City reports light receipts as storms reduce loading across Kansas and the West. Cattle runs near 9,000 head with mixed weekly results. steers range up to 6.75 last week, calves steady, hogs higher with top at 7.30, lambs steady to higher, and quotes show firming prices amid lighter volumes and expectations of larger late-week supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
West
Chicago
Colorado
Deslers
Mberal
Ewer
Frank Witherspoon
Oklahoma cases loom large for high court term
Washington Feb 23 The Supreme Court faces a packed docket with Oklahoma matters. Key questions include federal court power to issue injunctions halting state liquor sales across borders as interstate commerce and railroad fights over liquor shipments into former Indian Territory. The state also seeks to block Santa Fe from higher freight rates in Oklahoma than in Kansas.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Santa Fe
Kansas
Claremore Prepares 10 Entertain State Bankers
Claremore Oklahoma Feb 21 arrangements for meeting of group four of the State Bankers association to be held here on the 24th are completed. The program is arranged and entertainment for visiting members provided. Notables include Governor Cruce. A special car of Kansas City bankers will arrive on the 2 o'clock train and stay until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Finley
Julia Leland
Topeka
Pat Byres
Harvey
Fayetteville
Ark
Misa Besse Stackhouse
Mary Hanraty
Tulsa
Sheffler
Vinita
Lou Bordenkircher
Wednesday
Clarence Rider
Mra. J. W. Sanders
Claremore
Okin
State Bankery Association
Cruce
Kansas City
Mth
Russian Troops Concentrating Near Frontier
Associated Press reports from St. Petersburg dated February 21 that Russian forces are concentrating at Kishta ment in Siberia near the Chinese border opposite the town of Miamachin. Mongolian Chinese ident units have been mobilized according to Pekin.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Harbin
Kishtament
Sibeid
Chi
Miamachin
Mongolia
Pekin
Solicitors Wanted Farm Insurance Jobs in Arkansas
Classified notice seeks high commission solicitors to write farm insurance for Old pi Fire Insurance company. Applicants must supply references. Address Combination Read Spreddale Arkansas near Craig County Thury Court. Also includes guardianship matter for Mamie L. Allen with order for hearing to sell real estate. Court sets March 13 1911 at 1 40 pm. Reason to sell is needed for minor estate. Parker, Parker & Brown attorneys for guardian.
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Spredale
Ark
Pears Craig
Thury Court
Pitet
Chieftain
Mamie L. N. Minor
Hiram KR
Hiram
Ie L. Allen
Toner
Thly
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J. W. Sanders
Joe Madison
Big
Cabin
John Butler
F. M. Adams
Rich
Todd
B. D. Klingel
St. Louis
Johnson
Fairland
Mina Enix
A. A. Morgan
H. W. C. Shelton
Skintook
T. T. Wimner
Warren Heaton
Neosho
Katy
Earl Gaines
O. L. Rider
B. BE. Capps
W. P. Farley
Oswego
D. C
W. 3. Buchanan
The
Elks Club
Wallace Ross
W. R. Samuel
Chouteau
Helen G. Wilkinson
McAlester
Ewing Halsell
W. B. Halsell
Flaney
Henry Clark
E. R. Stephens
Brookfield
Durham
Seneca
Union Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Lide Roberts
Sue Ryland
J. W. Roberts
Richmond
Ind
L1a
Weatherly
T Joplin Business College
George Walton
Ridenhour
Justice of the Peace
Meredith
Oliver Labadie
Faleing Ae
Post Office
Parker, Ae & Brown, Ed Attorneys