Busy Vinita City Notes July Festivities and Travel
Local Vinita items report visitors from Joplin Oswego and Tulsa while residents attend republican and socialist gatherings. Afton carnival prep and Fourth of July plans at Electric Park highlight a busy week with city council, court sessions, baseball games, band and scouting activities, and numerous traveling residents and visitors from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Terbush
Pryor
Morris Knight
Tulsa
Geo. Graham
Wm. Howell
Oseuma
Granville Craig
Welch
B. C. England
Afton
B. C. Jerkins
Bluejacket
W. A. L. Hoff
Edmond
Henry Wimer
J. H. Wimer
Electric Park
Ivan King
Worning
Court House
Kansas City stock market and county notices
The page reports on daily stock market notes from Kansas City and Craig County events. Visitors include H G Arnold and Miss Barker among others, with local election inspectors named. A July 4 parade and related celebrations are announced, along with marriages, travels, and social visits across Oklahoma and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Fias
Neogho
Josephine Barker
Kinnison
Otho Smith
Dewega
M. L. Butler
Okniungee
D. F. Bowers
New Buffington
Winnie Bowman
Kansas City
Carl Vaughn
Muskogee
W. C. Wright
Sago
Texas
D. C. Powers
the Buffington
Eagar Buffington
Oklahoma City
Miss Mitchell
Seneca
Harry Mitchell
John Adair
Watsila
Centralia
Tulsa Pace Track Set For High Class Summer Meet
Tulsa Oklahoma opens a summer racing meeting with a record field of 400 horses and 350 shipped from Oklahoma City and other centers. Six high class races daily feature the big $250 Hotel Tulsa Derby on opening day. Thousands expect strong entries, music, and display as top horses and jockeys converge at the Tulsa track. Boardman named United States Attorney for the western district of Oklahoma. Taft appoints Bullitt as Solicitor, Baker as Savannah postmaster. Miss Martgraves visiting locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Clinkscales
Texas
Tate Brady
Bob Dunlop
Baltimore
Raleigh Parker
Wichita
Kans
BE. A, Stubblefield
Kate Robinson
Tyler
New Buffington Hotel
Electric Park
J. P. Fitch
Lawton
County Normal
Lewis Rogers
Timber Hill
Will Dixon
Ketchum
Nancy Mayfield
Agnes Gunter
Siloam Springs
Abbie Black
Russellville
Ark
United States
Marshall Wilkinson
Geo. Vick
Lawor
Judge Brown
Vinita
H. H. Wynne
Oklahoma City
Mitchell
United States Carnival Company
Canadian
Scraper Street
Vinita Commercial Club
Board of Education
Katy
Velet-Francis
Myers
the Grand
Miss Lucey
Grand
Vaudeville
New York
Tom Bluejacket
Eucha
Oklahoma
R. J. Blakeney
Muskogee
Marion McFarland
Vopeka
Chas
Newman
Tulsa
John B. Turner
A. M. Clinkseales
J. R
Mayday Clark
Grant Victor
Jim Victor
Washington
John Weir
Miles
B. G. Chandler
Duck Creek
Pantier
Shawnee
Frank Reed
Rebecca Pershing
Judge Park
Mourth
Earl Purdy
Child
Chelsea
Purdy
J.J. Tellison
Carthage
BE. B. Thompson
Keller
South Park
William Fowler, Jr
Kansas City
Sam Bumgarner
Kansas
John Franklin
Elmer Bailey
Milford Bergers
Electric Park Field
A. E. Unger
Iola
Kang
Ora Melvin
Memphis
Tepn
John Morris
Sir
Morris
Viasta Golden Rule
Milford Sergers
Bankers
Waltine
Ralph Wolfe
Geo
BE. Harris
Ad Roach
N. J. Stubblefield
D. T. Stubblefield
E. A. Stubblefield
Mus
Jhave
Boardman
Taft
Senate
William Marshall Bullitt
Louisville
Frederick K. Lehmann
St. Louis
Homer M. Boardman
Western District
Marcus 8. Baker, Jr
Savannah
Livestock market reports mixed prices across species
Cattle prices ranged with steers sold up to 830 and middle class at 7.25 to 780. Kansas grass cows brought 4.75, Oklahoma quarantined steers 5.25 to 7.00, veal calves to 7.75, stockers 4.50 to 6.75. Hogs steady to 16 lower, top 7.65, bulk 7.40 to 7.60. Sheep and lambs weak, lambs to 7.75, Arizona wethers 4.65, ewes strong. Total run about 6000 head. market broad break and limited demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Iston
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Ewes
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F. Parks
RLV
McSpadden
Denison
John J. Wolfe
Joplin
Words
Oswego
R. FP. Nix
Chas. B. Rogers
Mabel Butcher
Chel Sea
Chas, Webb
E. A. Miner
H. M. Williams
H. E. Baker
Wichita Hotel
W. A. Scott
Vivian Scott
Catale
A. B. Berger
Neosho
B. Beulah
Henry Clark
Vian
Okla
Todd
Lewis Williams
A. J. Williams
Missouri
James
Davenport
Congress
D. M. Marrs
Maloney
Hattie Craig
Pierce City
Carl Meredith
Judge Meredith
D. E. Smith
Claremore
N. Henry Nolen
San Francisco
John T. Gunter
Agnes
Jennie Gunter
Squire Brackett
Sulphur Springs
Bernice
Whilma Wilams
Madge Jones
Webb City
Coffeyville
Oklahoma Indians
West Point
Craig County Normal
Keystone Tailors of
N. K. Warner
H. R. Warner
Blanche
Grace Purcell
Sapulpa
Opal Love Burkhalter
J. H. Hughes
Colorado
East
Flint Avenue
Sweet
Methodist Church
Fairland
O. C. Heidtman
Charlie Roach
J. M. Jones
Wilton Street
Crawford
Zeke
Arkansas
Bhumlee
Dany
Boy Scoute
Walter Chitwood
Pulsa
Harry Swarta
Sherif
Excise Board
Craig County
Sheri
Ballitt
Cattle Fund
State OF Oklahoma
Craig
Ss. We
Robert L. Chambertin
George Costley
J. M. Simms
Robert FP. Nix
Nix
J. M. Simme
Board County
Levy
Tssumd
Lia
H. G. Arnold
St. Joseph
Prank Harmon
Robert Lee
Adair
J.T. Ratcliff
J. F. Thompson
J. Bo McManus
EG. Phillipa
Mclntosh
Olonzo Rockwood
Oronogo
Mise Louise Matilda Wraase
Dr. B. FP. Fottoer
Springfield
Clare
Pete
Pearl
Luelle Riddle
Merning
Ester White
Cherryvale
ML. Butler
Chickasha
W. T. Williams
Judge Mason
A. J. Hall
Buffington Hotel
Loraine Drake
Bonnie Gordon
Parsons
BR. C. Foster
Roberts
Vivian Smith
Cincinnati
Carey Caldwell
Caldwell
8. F. Parks
Vlaas
Maysie Martgraves
P. ¥. Palmiteter
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