Local and Personal Notes Highlight July Fourth in Pryor
A dense report lists visitors and residents around Pryor Oklahoma including Scott fining a man on perjury related to the Day Tittle case, crowds at Electric Park for shade and a free ball game, and plans for a Fourth of July celebration. Names include H B Ridenhour, B S Webb, Dr Ryans, J P Haukill, C L Howell, Karl Walker, Irene Nichols, Miss Gladys Minor, and many others as townspeople travel, visit, or attend court and events.
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Tittle
Electric Park
Charley Schnieder
Herschel Taylor
Joplin
H. B. Ridenhour
B.S. Webb
Melvin
Arthur Nichols
Ryans
Cortralla
Yhiour Riddle
Pryor
FA. L. Churchill
Kirksville
I. H. Jenkins
Big Cabin
Gladys Minor
Adair
Gladys Jones
Mary Adair
Tulsa
Mit
Mra
A. W. Herron
D. Lamb
Nowataar
Tent Theatre
B. E. Capps
Alsa
Mré
J. P. Haukill
Afton
Artie Cobb
C. L Howell
Welch Yatchman
Namesa
Karl Walker
Natonal Bank
Hazel
Stella"Roberts
Young Ladies
J. Hobdy
Franklin
Hugh Lawson
Nashville
Tenn
QO. Davis
J. T. Rateliff
Marshall Jones
Nowata
Welch
Garland Marrs
East Excelsior _inVenue
Pearl
South Wilton Street
Irene Nichols
Methodist Church
Hilda ‘Gatewood
Ashland tragedy recalls loss of Dr. L. C. Pickens
Dr. L. C. Pickens, a brother in law of Mrs. Edgar Marre and Frank Victor of Afton, was accidentally shot with a 22 caliber rifle at his home in Ashland Oklahoma while playing with his three year old son. The incident occurred at one o'clock yesterday. The week’s county court term opened with the docket limited by extreme heat. The liquor case State vs Jimmie Vann was first on call. Járon Hastings, of Tahlequah, was en route to Grove today.
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Junction “City
Kans
L. D
H.C. Dalquest
L. C. Pickens
Edgar Marre
Frank Victor
Afton
Ashland
Okla
W. W. Hastings
Tahlequah
Grove
C. EB. Society of the Congregational Church
Russell Elliott
South Smith Street
Jimmie Vann
J. M. Tittle
Joplin
A. B. Berger
St. Neosho
R. E. Thompson
Chelsea
G. U. Heeves
Tulsa
C. Long
Erie
Joan Hall
Claremore
London
J. B. Steiner
Mexico
T. P. McGlass
J. N. Duvall
Welch
L. G. Gupton
Frank Collins
Colorado
J. W. Trott
Vinita
J. Burns
Tessie Chouteau
Centralia
Guy Spencer
Kansas City
Capps
M. G. Hawkins
St. Louis
Madison Hawkins
N. B. Dannenberg
Guy R. Gillette
Anadarko
B. A. McFarland
W. B. Buchanan
Bracketts
Arch Neal
Chetopa
B.D. Pennington
John Chanteau
Western Union
Frisco
Matthis McReynolds
LaBelle
Claude Tuttle
State Bank
International Banker &'Trust Company
Port Newman
E. M. Progasco
EB. A. Stubble‘field
Grand River
Elks
The
Minor H. Andrews
Bowling Green
Obie
G. C. Alexander
J. J. Morning
A. F. Chamberlin
Upper Cabin Creek
Congregational
C. E. Society
C. J. Elliott
Priday
Joseph H. Butler
O. L. Conner
Vinita Lodge of Elks
Atlantic City
Grand Lodge
Dan Cupid
Willie Leflore
Annie Morgan
Justice of the Peace
Meredith
Caroline Dalquest
W. R. Crawford
WY. D. Jenking
HW. EB. Ridenhour
Ver- Aigris
George W. Clark
Pryor
Tom W. Smith
Centrata
Oliver Bagby
Morris Knight
Keifer
Charles Butler
W. Goad
Green
N. K. Warner
Shreveport
R. Stephens
Ogden
Utah
Ruby Robbins
Charles B. Mitchell
W. B. Coley
Emporia
Kans P. W. Burden
Sarcoxie
W. B. Crawford
L. M. Logan
C. E. Dappart
Sam H. Mayes
O. L. James
Sapulpa
M. M. Ballew
Cookson
M.N. C. Club
Hilda Gatewood
William Dalrymple
Coalgate
Lou Webb
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
J. S. Davenport
Columbia Graphanola
Tom Sheehan
Idabel
Deboard
Market report shows mixed cattle and hog prices amid drought concerns
Prices rise modestly in cattle and hog markets despite light runs and drought fears. Top quarantine steers hit $5.40, stockers slide 15 to 25 cents, calves down 25, hogs peak at $6.72, lambs post gains, and cane seed planting rises as farmers race to forage needs amid dry conditions.
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Texas
Arizona
Colorado Springs Plans Birthday Celebration Across Pikes Peak Region
Colorado Springs marks its fortieth birthday with a week of gala events from July 31. An aviation meet by the Wright Brothers at Roswell park is planned with two expert aviators and new model biplanes. Promised federal troops and a band of Ute Indians enhance the program. Homecoming day aims to draw 16,000 former residents, with railroads offering special rates and ample festivities throughout the region.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Thin City
Pikes Peak
Carnival Committee
Stanus
Wright Brothers
Roswell Park
Wrights
Oland
War Department
Springs
City of
Sunshine
Commissioner Plea For Filipino Independence Sparks Debate
New York July 5 Members of the Tammany Society gathered on 14th Street Wigwam to hear Manuel L Quezon Filipino Islands resident commissioner make a forceful plea for independence. He argued self government is the core of the Declaration and condemned American colonial rule as incompatible with republican ideals.
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New York
Tammany Socity
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippine Islands
United States
Quezon
Philippines
Moherty
Archipelago
Land of the
Free
Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Foeter
Spain
Colonies
Philippine
Henry Clay
Abraham Ligcoln
Admiral Dewey
Merritt
Patrick Henry
Rome
England
George
Cattle Prices Rise as Holiday Quiet Studied at Stock Yards
July 3 Kansas City stock yards show a quiet holiday with Chicago reporting a reduced run. Cattle receipts rise 10 to 25 cents week over week as strong buying pushes sales 10 cents higher. Best fed steers fetch about 6.65, with many red steers above six dollars and native wintered steers moving from 5.50 to 6.10. Quarantine loads moderate at 165 car loads.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Estimated Budget for School District No 65 Oklahoma 1911
Trustees Seymour Riddle president W H Deck clerk Earl Walker treasurer certify the 1911 budget estimates for District No 65. The report shows balance on hand 2367.00 available funds from other sources and state apportionment about 1.70 per pupil, total A 4367.90, total needed from general fund 26183.10, interest and sinking fund 840000? The figures indicate bonds issued 72000.00 sinking fund 4200.00 and interest 4200.00.
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Excise Board
Craig County
Oklahoma
Bonda
Seymour Riddle
W. H. Deck
Clark
Earl Walker
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