Vinita Daily Briefs Mixed with Travelers and Local News
Ed Andrews and M B Rich travel from California and Missouri while Cal Frazier and Pred Victor visit from Adair and Afton. Joplin, Pryor, Chelsea, and other towns figure in arrivals and court notes as residents attend events, travel, or work, with Hay show attendance, park life, and the sprawl of small-town ties and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herod
Pryor
Amory Chamberlin
Joplin
C. Jenking
Bluejacket
Miss Hazel Hale
Chelsea
A. W. Bennett
Victor Anderson
Cal. Frazier
Adair
Oscar Woodson
Fairland
Russel A. Elliott
Kansas City
Pryor Farley
Oswego
Charles B. Mitchell
Barney Marrs
Timber Hill
J. A. Kenreigh
Parsons
Harry Lumpkin
Charley Gandy
Estella
Morris Knight
Emmett Skinner
Tulsa
Bert Chandler
Callis Chandler
Muskogee
Vinita
H. W. C. Shelton
Big Cabin
R. V. McSpadden
Denison
Texas
C. H. Lahman
Michigan
J. C. Hall
Preston Davis
Merton Raines
Carrie Stevens
Jack Smartt
Claremore
Local court fines vagrant for whiskey ledge arrest
A negro named Roy Hare was taken from a case on the Plyer this morning with an axe and whiskey. He was fined five dollars by Judge Williams for vagrancy but could not pay and was sent to jail. The item includes many brief notes on residents, visits, travel, and local notices from Vinita area society life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Roy Hare
Williams
Read Smith
Muskogee
Albert Clinkscales
Crude oil price advances in Bartlesville field
Crude oil rose two cents to seventy cents a barrel as the Texas company Price Gat and Oil raised rates yesterday. It marks only the second time in midcontinent fields that a non Prairie Oil and Gas influence moved prices. Independence Kans and Bartlesville Okla are cited with producers predicting a dollar rise by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Oklo
Texas Company
Prairie Ol and Gas Company
Independence
Kans
Price
Gat and Oil Companyoyeater
Homestead List Task Shifts to Craig County
County Assessor Shelton reports state board directive to compile a land list of Craig county non taxable homesteads under a recent Supreme Court ruling exempting certain Indian homesteads from taxation. He says the job will be big and funding is available to cover the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
State Board
Craig County
Supreme Court
Wrangle at City Council Delays Ordinances and Printing Audit
The city council met amid wrangles over vetoed ordinances including publishing Chief tain as official city publication and Sunday amusements. A resolution to file ordinances 24 hours before meetings failed. A printing audit group was appointed to review past charges tied to city printing contracts with the Chieftain and Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Man Wright
Campbell
R. J. Wright
8. J. Campbell
H. S. Knight
Oklahoma Convicts Play Base Ball at Penitentiary
McAlester Okla July 17 Two hundred and Arty convicts from the Oklahoma state penitentiary watched a team of fellow prisoners play a ball game last Sunday Four ball teams exist two white two negro The negro team from the prison had defeated others for three seasons The convicts won 8 to 2 Warden Dick arranged three special cars carrying the team and 250 supporters four miles to the league park There was no disorder and a few guards present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
Okla
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Fara
R. W. Dick
Bill
League Park
Death of Mrs. Henry Jenkins Near Vinita
Mrs Henry Jenkins died about four o clock this morning at her home eight miles west of the city after several days of illness and an operation for peritonitis. She was beloved by many in Vinita and will be mourned by a large circle of friends. Funeral services will be conducted by Rogers Undertaking Co at the residence this afternoon with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena Martin
Robert Lee
Adair
B. A. Stubblefield
Hallie Robinson
Tyler
Texans
Union
South Park
Spavinaw
Jessie Story
Fairland
Muskogee
Walt Cronan
T. Faulkner
J. 8. Shielde
Pawhuska
Police Department
Eagle
Parsons
Lloyd Brown
Iola
Kans
Arthur Huffman
Welch
W. H. Hutchinson
Kansas City
National Hay Association
James Whitaker
Pryor
G. W. Ellis
B.D. Reenbaught
W. G. Williams
Chelsea
J. B. Hart
L. Roark
the Buffington
H. B. Bass
Yukon
T. M. Buffington
Joe Butler
Olathe
Oklahoma City
J. T. Rateliff
Bartlesville
Jake Smith
Justice Meredith
Will T. Roberts
Nevada
Capt
J. C. Wilkinson
South Third Street
Valle
Olivia Nevill
Jennie Parks
Siloam Springs
Marty Roper
Atoka
Monnie Wells
Preston Davis
Kate Short
Springfield
Helen Kenreigh
T. N. Chitwood
Tulsa
Oliver Haymes
White Oak
Bailey
Rule
Afton
Jas
Mae
John Dotts
New Mexico
Grant Victor
Jim Victor
Washington
New York
Mr. Victor
Jim
C. R. Barnes
Ma Cabin Sentinel
W. ©. Chamberlin
Fred Summers
Will West
Joe Low
Vinita
W. P. Thompson
Sadie Thompson
Fay Trott
James
Davenport
Albert Marks
C. D. Pendleton
Walt Taylor
Marie
Vivian
Freda Taylor
Frank Taylor
Cleeman
Tex
Mr. Taylor
B. E Capps
H.C. Dalquest
W. C G. Smith
Joe Rofiey
Miss Puckett
W. R. Malan
Homer Trott
J. R. Hastings
Modern Pioneers of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Congress
Fred Branson
Hoover
J. F. Gaston
Carsbano
Texas
R . Att Automobile Party
G. L. Bennett
D.C
Baltimore
Clark
J.T. Gunter
W. E. Corlett
Wilson Street
Sanders Wright Mercantile Company
Con
M. G. Hawkins
Joyce Hawkins
Adaly
George B. Wood
J. R. Holmes
Carthage
Guy Jones
Cecil Long
G. N. Terbush
Glen Chatterton
Johnn R. Catlin
Devetria Nix
Charlie Ross
Fort Worth
California
Rowsie
Jim Tittle
John
Albert Clinkscales
Read Smith
Sam Gumgarver
Henry Jenkins
Thin City
Rogers Undertakig Co
Woodly
Kansas City Stock Yards Market Report Summary
Kansas City stock yards report boosted cattle prices last week with gains of 25 to 40 cents, uneven today as prime cattle reach new highs near 6.65, quarantined cattle and cows steady to lower, hogs steady to 7.55 top, lambs steady with top around 7. The article notes record prices for quarantine steers, high feed costs, and forecasts millet and forage crop yields improving forage supplies in Oklahoma, with quotes from S M Silver of Big Cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Greenwood County
Missouri
Clinton County
Butler County
Kansas
Plooda
Louisville
Jersey City
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma John A Wise as administrator of John Martin deceased seeks court approval to sell all or part of the estate real estate. The County Court sets August 5 1912 at 10 oclock am to hear the matter and directs notice by publication posting and mailing. The action is pursued to satisfy stated purposes and reasons for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
John Martin
John A. Wise
John Martain
S. P. Parks
Addis A. Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Andrews
M. B. Rich
C.H. Jenkins
Cal Frazier
Victor
A. J. Hupiphy
Neosho
Monte New Ark
Board of Equalization
Alpha Martin
Jack Martin
Fairland Todiava
Vinsta
Electric Pack
Greable
Raines
E. M. Lawrance
Arthur Lawrance
Violet
Allowee
Odd Fellows of Oklahoma
Ham Leforce
St. Louis
T. B. Williams
R. I. Blakeney
Congregational Church
Electric Park
Auditorium Parks
Fred Smith
Katy
William Fowler
Harry Swarts
Knights of Pythias
Nickerson
George Miller
J. Burns
Thurston
Court House
Omor
Alfred Diand
A. B. Berger
O. L. Rider
Harl Murphy
Iowa
J. H. Wimner
Weich
J.T. Ratcliff
Chas
B. Rogers
Seymour Hunt
A. McFarland
BH. M. Probasco
Miss Low
Walter Scudder
C. W. Flint
J. K Taylor
W. M. Mercer
Aurora
Ivan Mercer
Clara Shepardson
Chicago
Fay Drake
James Culler
Johnson Gaston
Elmer Bailey
J. W.patterson
North Fourth Street
Hutchinson
J. A. Davis
Patton Block
B.D. Ming
Nok
First Presbyterian Church
Mittee
Bille
Jenkins
Drouth
Joplin Business College
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