Vinita Daily Local and Personal Highlights
Saturday notes from Vinita record residents visiting, traveling, and local events. Mentions Pat Dore, Bill Downing, W. S. Mahoney, Holl and Clark, Dr. W. G. Williams, Pryor Farley, Leon Williams, Corbett Choniteau, Social Club dance, J. J. Morning, Prof Calloway, D. W. Harrison, Grant Vigor, Mrs. Alcorn, Russel Elliot, sermon plans, evangelists McIntosh and Phillips, fire call to Agee hotel, T. T. Wimner trip to Hot Springs, girls basketball trip to Chelsea, Presbyterian tea, Katy demonstration train arrangements, assorted trips and society notices. Includes public notices and church meetings, with multiple small items on local people and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Dore
Westville
Bill Downing
Rosel
Mahoney
Blue Jacket
Holland Clark
Muskogee
W. G. Williams
West Virginia
Pryor Farley
Oswego
Leon Williams
Corbett Choniteau
Chelsea
Grant Vigor
Afton
Agee
Flint Avenue
T. T. Wimner
Hot Springs
Ark
Masterson and Sullivan
Presbyterian Church
E. N. Ratelif
North Foreman Street
Katy
Vinita
A. L. Churchill
Dr. Oliver Bagby
Kansas City Stock Yards Cattle Hog and Sheep Markets Outlook
At Kansas City Stock Yards on January 22, cattle supply expected early week, but railroad car shortages dampen prices. Week ended with mixed results: cattle sold 15 to 20 cents below midweek, stockers and feeders firmer with mild weather, veal calves up 50 cents, butcher meat in stronger demand. Oil mill steer lots moved 5.15 to 6.30 dollars. Overall runs: 12 000 cattle, 2 000 Chicago cattle, steers up to 7.90, bulk 6.25 to 7.25, year-ago levels higher by 1.00 to 1.50. Hog market steady then down to 6.25, 20 cents below peak, run 18 000, top 6.20, bulk 5.80 to 6.15. Sheep and lambs panicked late week, 50 cents to 1 dollar below Wednesday, run 7 000, top lambs 4.55, wethers 4.75, ewes 4.10. Overall the market remains firm with an undertone of strength despite recent pullbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Oklahoma
Okklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Hlinois
Arkansas
Colorado
Tennessee
Texas
Minnesota
Lee Cruce
State Treasury
G. T. Bryan
Ben, Tennessey
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Department
Ed Hassell Visits and Rural Mail Route Probe
Ed Hassell arrives from Muskogee to oversee property interests. Postoffice Inspector Stonerook investigates a new rural mail route to the north. The hospital for the insane project in eastern Oklahoma will resume, with three buildings and a water works tower planned to house 500 inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hassell
Muskogee
P. H. Crahan
Big Cabin
Adair
A. K. Wright
B. G. Chandler
A.C. Raymond
W. J. Strange
Chelsea
W. T. Davis
Wyman Thompson
Ketchum
Oklo
W. O. W. Lodge
Postoffice
Stonerook
T. J. Wilson
Sweet Springs
Gertie Dabney
Brookfield
W. M. Malone
San Antonio
T. M. Brookshire
Chetopa
Brookshire
College on Wheels Wow on the Way
Oklahoma City Jan 24. Eastern Oklahoma hosts a ten day poultry and seed train tour run by the M K and T railroad and state agriculture board with A and M College. The train travels twenty stops delivering free lectures on poultry dairy crops and seeds. Attendees learn from experts and view prize livestock and seed samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
M., K. & T. Hallway Company
Oklahoma State’ Board of Agriculture
A. & M. College
Arcadia
Colorado Springs
O|katy
Cush
Oling
Yale
Jennings
Coalgate
Konawa
Babcock
Benj. Tennessy
Board
Dean Pittuck
W. A. Linklater
Division of Agriculture
James A. Wilson
State Experiment Station
Roy C. Potts
Dairy
N. C. Booth
Horticultural
Mark Woodson
M. F. Ikard
Uve
C. C. Churchill
Agronomist
John W. Wilkinson
H. A. Bittenbender
Charles P. Light
Santa Fe T Raitway
Posts For Sale And Rent Notices
Several thousand choice julberry and other good fence posts at ae Te and We each RJ Wright at Sanders Wright Mercantile Co. Daw FOR RENT Modern room entarge with hot and cold water bath gas electric lights Luquire at Chief tain offer Renta for tb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rj, Wright
Sanders Wright Mercantile Co
Feed Inspection Tags Highlight Oklahoma Department's Revenue
A visitor to the Oklahoma state board of agriculture notices vast piles of reddish brown feed bags stamped with inspection labels. The $5 per thousand inspection fee supports the feed inspection department, which began in its current form on June 11, 1908. Projections for the coming year estimate receipts between $50,000 and $75,000, with initial seven years yielding substantial totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahawa City
An. 24
Oklahawa
Government Land Book Promises Free United States Land
An 1912 prospectus advertises a 132 page official guide titled Free Government Land. It details county plats rainfall and elevation maps, homestead and land laws, application forms, irrigation projects, state tax laws, and how to obtain government land. Crippen of Estella Oklahoma offers the pamphlet for 50 cents postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
H. EB. Crippen
Estella
Okla
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A. G. Marrs
A. J. Churchill
Garland Marrs
Buffington
Sam Parks
Denison
Miami
C. Mason
Slater McClure
McAlester
J. D. Crockett
Couply
Clark Bell
Marty
Chipeta
John Swain
C. J. Byrd
Fairland
John Parks
Ethel Meek
Sedalia
Business
Mr. Crow
Welch
Baptist
Frank M. Hill
Pustle- Walker
Ordalla Business College
Tom Condon
North Second Street
Huxley
Reed
Ous Tittle
Chas
Webb
Grove Hardware Company
Wilkingen
Fim
Robert A. Neff
Casey Jones
Bob Neff
Congress
Dennis’ Flynn
Three O'Colk St. John’s Guild
W. H. Talmage
West
Illinois Avenue
Methodist Church
McIntosh
Phillips
Bert Chandler
Okmulgee
Max Mendel
Herman Meyer
St. Louis
Col
T. M. Buffington
R. ¥. McSpadden
Deni‘gon
Belew
Cookston
H. A. Galloway
H. B. Horton
Halsell
Gidon Pitt Carroll
Slater Leonard McClure
Ridenhour
Crawford
Christian Church
Arthur Rogers
John Lynch
Sallisaw
E. N. Ratelift
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
South Wilson Street
Oliver Bagby
Jtore Chas. Labhman
Gaylord N. Bebout
Tulsa
Miks Ola Donaldson
Todd
Hert Chandler
T. J. Hadley
Line City
Bunyan
W. BE. Hassell
Naas City
Alexander
Georgia
John Dean King
Ford Etter
J. A. Morgan
S. Thomason
Ise Graper
Pryor
Secr Eee
J. A. Rickart
College ON Wheels
Corporations of
Internal Revenue
District of Oklahoma
Geo. T. Knott
Tte
Knott
Geo. T, Knott
Kansas City Weekly Star
the Star
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