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The Weekly Chieftain in Vinita, Oklahoma

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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1911

Page

7

Oklahoma Gold Field at Ravia Attracting Attention

Ravia Oklahoma hosts a promising gold field with rich ore deposits extending across 150 to 250 square miles. Prospectors from Chickasaw and Choctaw nations flock to the area as mining parties, with 14 mines opened and capital flowing from Oklahoma and Texas.

Oklahoma Ravia Tishomingo

Believed rains save Oklahoma wheat crop in drought relief

Oklahoma City February 20 The statewide rainfall over the past week is valued at millions for farmers. A six month drought broke as two to three inch totals fell from Muskogee Sulphur Alva Woodward and other areas. Winter wheat was at risk but moisture improved prospects across the state with the March bulletin due to confirm final impact.

Oklahoma Frank Field Muskogee Alva Woodward Iis Kot Board

Craig County Farmers Institute Backs Tick Dip Vats Move

The Craig County Farmers Institute met at the Commercial Club rooms and unanimously resolved to urge county commissioners to install dipping vats and take steps recommended by the state board of agriculture to rid the county of the cattle tick and place it north of the quarantine line. An eight member committee including Dan Tittle and A M Voyles was named to oversee the effort, with the next meeting set for Saturday March 4 at 2 PM at the Commercial Club rooms.

Craig County Farmers Institute Commercial Club Craig County State Board of Agriculture Dan Tittle A. M. Voyles Tim Shanahan William Herod A. L. Churchill Billy Friend L. W. Marks White

Oklahoma Pays Tribute to Mammoth Steel Trust

Oklahoma City February hearing on railroad valuation features Corporation Commissioner George Henshaw asserting the state pays about 300000 dollars annually in tribute via an eight dollar per ton tariff on steel imported into the United States. Chief Engineer Felt testifies Santa Fe lines buy rails only in the United States.

Oklahoma Mammoth Steel Trust Oklahoma City Corporation George Henshaw Steel Trust United States Hen Shaw Felt Santa Fe Lines England Galveston Santa Fe

Curtis Aboard Ship by Hydro Aircraft Test in Navy Trial

Glenn Curtis landed a hydro-aeroplane on the water beside the armored cruiser Pennsylvania and was hoisted aboard. The aircraft then returned to the water and Curtis flew to Hangar on North Island, demonstrating the hydro-aeroplane can operate without a ship deck platform for naval use.

Curtis Associated Press San Diego Cal Glenn Curtis Pennsylvania North Island Navy Department

House panel votes against Bennett Canadian annexation plan

Washington February 17. The house committee on foreign affairs voted nine to one against the Bennett resolution seeking Canadian annexation negotiations with Great Britain.

Washington, D. C House Committee On Foreign Affairs Today Great Britain

Fires Strike Vinita Sunday Night In Two Incidents

Vinita saw two blazes on Sunday with one box car fire on the Katy switch damaging a car before firefighters stopped the spread and a second fire in the Thompson building housing Parker Wise Investment and Vinita Abstract. A gas stove sparked the blaze and quick police alerts limited damage to a small floor hole with an estimated loss around five dollars.

Vinita Katy Hoboes Thompson South Wilson Street Parker-Wise Investment Company Vinita Abstract Company Baxley Perry

Oklahoma Bankers Hold Group Meetings This Week

Guthrie Oklahoma Feb 20 bankers from St Louis Chicago and Kansas City arrived for Group 1 session today of the Oklahoma Bankers association. They will attend Group 2 at El Reno Tuesday and then meetings at Chickasha Ardmore and Claremore through Friday. Guthrie bankers plan a ball and banquet tonight. The day’s session is expected to discuss tightening laws against bank robbery.

Guthrie Okla St. Louis Chicago Kansas City Oklahoma Bankers’ Association el Reno Chickasha Ardmore Claremore

Change in Vinita Millinery as Miss Dowling Takes Over

Miss Mae Dowling buys Mrs Delaney’s interest in the Vinita Millinery business and will run the Ratcliff store. She returns from the east with an elaborate new line and names Miss Carrie Montgomery as trimmer. Dowling asks for patronage and promises the best hats in Vinita.

Miss Dowling Vinita Trimmer Carrie Montgomery St. Louis

Officer Webb Strikes Man in East Side Altercation

Sheriff Ridenhour reported an incident on the east side where Officer B. 5. Webb struck John Williams, a Black man, over the head with a revolver and left him unconscious for a time. Webb found a crowd of negroes, stepped on Williams foot, and Williams uttered insults before the blow.

B. 5 Webb John Williams

Estella Weddings and Local Happenings Roundup

In Vinita last Monday Frank Gleason wed Miss Mary Coyne. Willie Allen tied with Leona Hibbs and John Weaver wed Maggie Hibbs in Vinita. Joe Fritz now runs the Estella post office. Sam Calvert plans a Mexico return. Mrs Mollie Downing visited Vinita Tuesday. Minor rains refreshed Estella area.

Frank Gleason Mary Coyne Vinita George Calvert G. F. Hold Estella Joe Fritz Mr. Stroud Willie Allen Leona Hibbs John Weaver Misa Maggie Hibbs Sam Calvert Mexico Mollie Downing Joe Terrel Mrs. Terrel Mary Daylight White Oak Hills

Oklahoma Weather Turbulence Strikes Statewide States

Heavy Saturday rain shifts to a Sunday snow storm and cold wave across Oklahoma. Major cities report rain switching to snow with winds driving the precipitation, followed by a sharp freeze. Fruit trees bloom risks across Ardmore Muskogee and surrounding areas as cold snaps threaten crops. In Tulsa a 36 hour downpour boosts oil and agriculture, marking water return to streams and plans for drilling next week.

Craig County Guthrie Okla Oklahoma City Ardmore Muskogee Okio Tulsa Arkansas Valley

Clay Center Officers Plead Guilty to Contempt

The U S Supreme Court found the mayor and council members of Clay Center Kang guilty of contempt for destroying litigious material before the case. It released them on payment of costs of the contempt proceedings after dismissing an appeal from the lower court ruling over the electric light plant dispute.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Supreme Court of the United States Today Council of Clay Center Kang Supreme Court of the United States

Resolutions of Sympathy for Joseph Hayes

The Womans Foreign Missionary Society extends heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Lucy B. Simms upon the death of her brother Joseph Hayes. A copy of the resolutions will be recorded, given to Mrs. Simms, and published in the city paper. Authored by Mrs. J. M. Cantrell, Mrs. Charles Hunt, and Mrs. Davis Hill.

Joseph Hayes Lucy B. Simms Womans Foreign Missionary Society Simms City Paper J. M. Cantrell Charles Hunt Davis Hill

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