Vinita Daily Brief: Local Notices and Visits
Vinita locals report travelers, visits, and business notes from Saturday and Sunday. Names include W M Maloné from Otahama City, H B Gore from Bluejacket, Oliver Bethel, Chas McClellan and many others. Weather promises warmer temps tomorrow. community events include a special chicken dinner and church revival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Maloné
Otahama City
H. B. Gore
Bluejackat
Oliver Bethel
Chas. McClellan
Claremore
Vinita
dJohn BE. Butler
Big _ Sabin
Bertha Thomason
Tulisa
L. P. Isbell
Gladys Holloway
Muskogee
T. A. Chandler
Ie “Grote
Cook
Felts
R. J. Blakeney
Miuskogee
Alva Meeks
Colorado
W. Orr
Tulsa
J. B. Durham
Pryor
Cobb
Percy Bonfoey
Oklahoma City
R. Stephens
Hi -Hurat
Buffington
George Sattlers
Welch
Wesley Loudermilk
Bluejacket
McIntosh
Phillips
Frisco
Gulf Coast
R. M. McClintock
Baby
Judge Gill
B. J. Hobdy
Kentucky
Methodist Church
Crawford
Jona Miller
Elsie Morrison
Nelle Maloney
Hilda Gatewood
Annie Turner
Dora Wolff
Gladys Jones
Opal Love Burkhalter
Cayla Fleener J
Trene Belew
Kansas City Stock Market Notes by J A Rickart
J A Rickart reports on intraday moves in the Kansas City stock market with brief price changes, trading activity, and notable shifts in key indices and listed securities. The correspondent notes sector twists amid market nerves and investor caution in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. A. Rickart
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Rise at Kansas City Stock Yards
Kansas City stock yards report a steady upturn in cattle hog and sheep prices. Hendricks cattle yield top quotes with mid class steers 5.50 to 6.00, hogs top 6.45, lambs up to 7.15, receipts near normal, futures hint at continued strength as packers seek high quality stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hendricks
Chicago
City to seek 22 000 bonds to pay old warrants
City council in a call session approved issuing 22 000 bonds to retire warrants from 1907 1909. Attorney general had refused a 12 000 issue for improper procedure. Spitzer Co of Toledo offered to buy bonds at par and supply blanks. Hearing set in district court where taxpayers may remonstrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nho
Supreme Court of the State
Spitzer & Co
Toledo
Ohio
For Rent Cottage and Rooms With Basic Utilities
For rent a modern one room cottage with hot and cold water bath gas and lights inquire at Chief nain office rent fifteen dollars. Also for rent three fine rooms very cheap at 709 West Hlinday wre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hents
West Hlinday Wre
State Courts Have No Jurisdiction Over Indian Allotment Contests
Oklahoma City Jan 15 Two cases on law affecting the five civilized tribes were reviewed by Oklahoma supreme court commission Judge Brewer. The court reversed Carter county district court which issued an injunction stop ping a contest before the five civilized tribes commissioner, ruling state courts lack jurisdiction and cannot enjoin pending tribal proceedings. In a related ruling, the Atoka agreement terms void a lease made by a Choctaw, A J Chapman v J G Silver from McClain County, upholding the commission's authority and affirming the trustee's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Dl Vision No. 2
Oklahoma Supreme Court Commission
Brewer
District Court of
Carter County
Five Civilized Tribes
Buckner Burns
H. A. Ledbetter
Delia Bowman
Burns
Ledbetter
Oklahoma
Indiana
Atoka
A. J. Chapman
J. G. Silver
McClain County
Cruce to Call Special Session Over Capitol Bill
Tulsa January report says Governor Lee Cruce will convene a special session around March 15 to consider state capitol legislation tied to Oklahoma City’s plan. The move aims to address redistricting fights while presenting the capitol cost as the stated reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Lee Cruce
Oklahoma City
Cruce
National Congress
Croce
Oklahomy Ci
Cnpitol
Katy Fast Mail Service to Continue Despite Reports
The Katy fast mail will not be discontinued as rumored. Frisco line had delays six months causing friction and threats to cancel the Vinita to Denison contract. Frisco planned a Monett to Paris, Texas fast mail, prompting Katy to back up. Schedule changes follow next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Frisco
St. Louis
Vinita
Denison
Monett
Paris
Texas
Sanitation and Health Thoughts in Vinita
A local notice urges cleaner streets and proper hitch rack placement to improve Vinita's health and appearance. The author, J. H. Fpriqnd, argues unsanitary conditions contaminate stores, homes, and clothing, urging drainage, weed control, street sweeping, and rear hitch racks to impress visitors and raise property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
J. HL
Wayside School Literary Night Brings Attendees and Accidents
Saturday and Sunday visits from several families mark Wayside events with a busy social scene. Miss Blanch Gentry suffers a minor skating fall. a coach and two others are hurt when a buggy strikes a horse and harness. A large audience attends a Friday literary meeting amid discussions and a debate on fashion versus tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside School
Joe Adair
Relph
Harry Martin
Low Kates
Stelph
Lamar Martin
Patterson
Inch
Carselowey
Blanch Gentry
Betty Woodall
Welch
Literary
Agnes Hunt i
John Munsey
Mr. Willington
Hennla van Dyke
Champ Clark as a stalking horse in Harmon politics
New York January reports indicate Champ Clark is being used as a stalking horse by Harmon and Harmon interests after a national committee meeting in Washington. The Harmon camp is building a machine at Forty second Street and Broadway to influence Clark supporters and create dissension in states unlikely to back Harmon. If Folk defeats Clark for Missouri, Harmon’s chances waver though Clark could still help Harmon's broader aims if Missouri aligns with his faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Champ Clark
Harmon
National Committee
Washington
Clark
Missourian
Pik
Missouri
National Capitol
Waldorf
Fortysecond Street
Broadway
Southwest
West
St. Missouri
Folk
Harmon Movement
Mae
Harmon-Clark
Clare
Ministers Organize City Alliance in Methodist Study
Ministers met in the study of the Methodist church and organized an alliance to uplift the city and advance the cause of Christ. They elected W. C. Davis as president, W. H. Roper as vice president, Jak M. Miller as secretary and treasurer, with a committee of Talmage, Sweet, and Miller to draft a constitution. They plan to meet each Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. C. Davis
W. H. Roper
Jak
M. Miller
Stem
Messrs. Talmage
Sweet
Miller
Cause of Christ
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B. M. Henderson
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Ida May White
C. H. White
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White Oak
Jasper Martin
J. W. Orr
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T. J. Wilson
Sweet Springs
J. Wilkinson
Wimer
Jarrett Brothers
Pryor Farley
Oswego
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G. P. Bridgeman
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Owassa
J. W. Richardson
Dalquest, I Plumbing
Leader
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Alex Nugents
Prairie Grove
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Persue
Congressman Davenport
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Sam Parks
Ross Cockrell
Wilgon
Canadian
A. K Wright
Siteom Springs
B. G. Chand Jer
FS. Reed
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