Vinita Daily Highlights Local Notices and Events
Monday’s Chieftain page notes Florence B. Roberts in Welch and numerous local moves visits and illnesses. Funeral services for W. R. Badgett and John Budgett referenced, with county court sessions, marriages, and civic notices. Frisco railroad to empower agents with territory duties starting Jan 1 1912, expanding local business handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence B. Roberts
Welch
Judge Gill
Seneca
Geo
BE. Davis
Tim Victor
Vinita
Wm. Kingle
Prof. Callaway
Springfield
J. D. Hughes
Independence
Kans
Craig County Abstract Company
W. L. Chambers
Jacksonville
Ed Chouteau
Byron Chouteau
Chelsea
A. L. Churchill
Iola Beattie
Ogeeche
W. R. Badgett
R. S. Blakeney
Heber Skinner
Tom Badgett
Tulsa
J. F. McMurry
Hutchinson
Mr. McMurry
Viola Callihan
Ross Blevins
Muskogee
Lewis Rogers
Bushy Head
Marehiel
Dora Howe
Maejacket
Little Madge Jones
Wilma
Bernice Williams
Webb City
George McDaniel
Palace Hotel
Hotel Hickman
J. C. Barker
Kinnison
S Jay
H. B. Gore
Bluejacket
Wm. Gentry
Paul Clinton
T. R. Knight
Cantrell
Durant
Johnson Britt
Tom Collins
Sedalia
Julia Leland
Troy
Gov. Finley
Bob Blakeney
BE. McCulloch
L. W. Trout
Afton
Jas. W. Duncan
Tablequai
Albert Clinkscales
Tom Hill
Kemper Military School
Booneville
John
Jim Wilkingon
United States Court
Parks
Tom Monaghan
J. F. Murphy
Margaret
Iowa
J.B. White
Frisco
Texas
Sam Y
Cobb
Cabin Creek
Fr. M. Anerson
Ming-Haris-Buffington
Ad McElreath
Cherokee National Bank
Ratcliff Sanders Grocery Company
Ora Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Willard Voyles
Pryor
Jay
Delaware County
New Jay
W. J. Creekmore
W. H. Talmage
A. N. Craft
Kansas City Stock Market Notes and Tulsa Delegation Drama
A Kansas City stock market summary reports lighter cattle shipments due to Christmas, storms, and rail disruptions with prices edging higher and stronger feeder and calf values. Hogs and sheep trade shows mixed results with upward price tendencies, while a long Tulsa county delegation battle over national committeeman positions unfolds, featuring Brady, Galbreath, and other regional actors and possible August statewide primary debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srady
Tulka
Galbreath
Tulsi
Brady
John B. Doolin
Alva
D. M. Halley
McAlester
Robert Gilliam
Ardmore
Etch
Oklahoma Corn Fed Steers Top Market at $6.80 in Kansas City
In Kansas City Oklahoma corn fed steers sold at prices from 6.80 down to 6.45. Dobkins & Co of Craig County led with 1041 pound cattle averaging 6.80, marking a third straight week of top prices for Oklahoma steers. Other shipments included Newman with 1318 pound cattle at 4.65 and 1085 pound loads at 4.48, and Jackson & Co with 11097 pounds averaging 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Dobkins & Co
Craig County
J. A. Dobkins
O. M. Newman
R. K. Jackson & Co
St. Louis
Oklahoma Democratic Fight Focuses On Tulsa County Conflict
A December 31 1911 Daily Oklahoman column by Frank A Merrill analyzes the Tulsa county clash in the national Democratic committeeman contest amid anticipation of a larger political showdown. The piece frames the Kell Owen senatorial battle as central, drawing wide reader interest from older residents to younger voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bure
Charles N. Haskell
Brady
Galbreath
Oklahoma
United States
Garbeath
Haskell
Robert L. Owen
Volled
Tulsa
Frank A. Merrill
Daily Oklahoman
Bucday
National Democratic
Grandpa
Likie Wille
Rave
Oklahoma Bank On High Standard
Oklahoma City on January 2 J D Lankford state bank commissioner told a banquet that politics would be barred from banking management and that a very high standard would be required for state bankers He urged stronger criminal laws to deter bank crooks and emphasized firm prosecution and no compromises while he heads the department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. D. Lankford
Lankford
Oklahoma
Banking Department of
Notice to Creditors and Public Sale of Real Estate in Vinita
Notice to creditors for Foster D Adams estate requires claims within four months to Executrix Mary Helen Kendall via attorney Addis A Brown Vinita Oklahoma. Also notice of sale of real estate in Craig County Oklahoma under Peter W Grooms estate after June 1911 order, private sale after January 20 1912 at 2 PM for cash, parcels in sections 22 25 town 27 range 20 60 120 acres with unopened undivided interests. bids must be certified and filed with County Clerk prior to sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster D. Adams
Addin A. Brown
Vinita
Oklahoma
Mary Helen Kendall
Chieftain
County of
Craig
State of
Peter W. Grooms
Elixa Galney
Nven
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doCooOc
Ethel
Okemah
Louis Cass
Harry Miller
Sapulpa
B. A. McFarland
B. E. Capps
Famx
C. G. Byrd
Parland
Avery
Carey Caldwell
Davis
Miami
Merlin Lionberger
Court House
Maud Croninger
Adair
Retail Dealers Association
Laura Cox
Guy 10. Calloway
Marshfield
Collins House
Jay Lionberger
Margaret Hull
Big Cabin
Bride of
Chicago
Geo. C. Finley
Luman F. Parker
Retailers Association
Baptist Parsonage
Harvey Patrick
Effie Shinn
Kelso
H. Barney
L. Roark
John Budgett
W. R
Fred Wright
Ora West
Spavinaw
Chas. Jackson
Myrtle Morris
Ketchum
Judge Stanfield
Preston Davis
London
England
W. R. Bad Bett
Methodist Church
Thurston
Episcopal Church
Mr. Roper
Bert McGerry and Wife
Leo Spalding
Craft
McKinley
Claude. Shelton
J. C. Trott
Clyde McGary
Claremore
W. H. Kornegay
E. M. Kearney
G. Victor
Judge Clark
Pacific Coast
W. O. Davis
Arkansas
Pottsdam
New York
M. J. Spalding
Katy
Daily Chieftain
Thin Shanahan
Granville Craig
Matt Hawkins
Ruby Robbins
J. N. Jones
Canton
Guthrie
Electric Park
Clark Goodpaster
L. A
California
Enid
Okla
Schleyer
Trafic
Schieyer
Jan
Weber
Armour
Swift
Europe
Galveston
Teles County
Tate Braily
Robert Galbreath
Devine
Friends of
Galbreath J
National Committee
Maain Elain
Oklahoma Bank
Addis A. Brown
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