Vinita notes busy, diverse county travel and weather
Vinita daily briefs describe Freeman Nidiffer visiting from Parr land and numerous locals traveling to Pryor Wagoner and Tulsa. Frisco station painting and a rain aiding corn prospects, with typhoid in Mabel Bagby and broad county activity including marriages, court actions, and road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Nidiffer
Parrland
W. H. Kornegay
Pryor
G. Fiint
Wagoner
Joseph A. Gill
Fairland
Joe Lynch
Stilwell
Vinita
Herman Schults
Tulsa
Charlie Collins
New York City
F. B. Blachett
Muskogee
D. W. Mann
Centralia
Heber Skinner
Talala
W. D. Spyres
San Francisco
J. ©. Parks
Parsons
Kans
Pryor Farley
Oswego
Port Newman
Welch
Karl Moore
J. L. Stephens
Bartlett
Frank Collins
Colorado
H. M. Fisher
Chouteau
J. W. Roberts
Shreveport
Mabel Bagby
Vance McSpadden
Denison
Tex
Paul Clinton
Pauline Kelley
Mississippi
B. E. Capps
Capps
Henry Balke
Theo. Graves
W. B. Raines
Raines
Kansas City Stock Prices Dip and Rise at Yards
Kansas City stock yards report a split week with cattle gains in most classes as better country outlook boosts prices. Quarantine cattle and various grades show mixed moves, hogs ease yet edge higher, and sheep and lambs hold near prior week levels amid uneven quality and strong perimeter demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas
Flint Hills
City League Opens Thursday After Board Meeting
Six clubs apply for city league admission Bankers Elks Colts Jobbers Pirates Lumbermen Knights of Pythias may take over the Pirates franchise A. F. Etter to represent them at today’s league meeting Lumbermen manager A T King Pirates players listed and opening game date uncertain Citizens urged to support Dr Wiley and the official food law enforcement through resolution copies to women’s clubs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Bankers
Elks
Colts
Pirates
Lumbermen
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Robbers
A. F. Etter
L. Bishop
Pirate
A. T. King
B. Marrs
Cobb
Smith
B. Glenn
Heidtman
Haymes
Scott
Parks
Carter
J. Lionberger
Maddox
Jobbers
M. Raines
H. Raines
Reamer
Henderson
Franklin
Torbett
Etter
Resolution supporting Dr Wiley sent to President Taft
The Associated Clubs of Domestic Science forward resolutions to President Taft and Secretary Wilson praising Dr H W Wiley for defending pure foods and the national food and drug act. They condemn attempts to strip his power, warn of food adulterators, and urge support for enforcement of the food law in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Washington
Associated Clubs of Domestic Science
Taft
Wilson
H. W. Wiley
Government Bureau of Chemistry
Tree
McCabe
Associated Cluba of Domestic Science
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Center of Population Moves Thirty Miles West
Washington reports the center of population now lies four and a half miles south of Unionville Indiana in Munroe County. Since 1900 it has shifted thirty miles west and seven miles north reflecting faster western growth. The geographic center remains in northern Kansas about 650 miles east of that population center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Unionville
Munroe County
Indiana
Census Bureau
Columbus
Ind
Pacific
Kansas
Senator Terrell Resigns in Favor of Smith
Senator Terrell of Georgia ceased to be a U S senator at 11:20 a m yesterday after telegraphic request to Vice President Sherman. The Senate ordered his name struck from the roll leaving the seat vacant until Governor Hoke Smith qualifies. Smith had been elected by Georgia legislature and announced he would not resign the governorship until after the current legislative session. Dispute over whether Terrell’s term expired with Smith’s election or persists until Smith is sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Terrell
Georgia
United States Senate
Sherman
Senate
Hoke Smith
United States
Washington
Congress
Smith
Terrel
O Briens Minstrel Show Described for Vinita Run
In a promotional piece the popular J C OBrien’s Famous Geor promises big amusements with a grand band concert and free street exhibitions. The show, touted as a top colored minstrel act, features costly costumes and a large canvas theatre seating with opera chairs. It will perform in Vinita on Thursday July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Barnum
Vinita
Pheasant Eggs Distribution Halted By Heat
Owing to extreme warm weather the public is informed there will be no more pheasants eggs for distribution this season. Issued by M. M. Ballew District Deputy Game and Fish Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Ballew
Politician Held Pending Investigation of Fire in Oklahoma
Walter Wilson a prominent Democratic farmer and politician near Meridian is jailed on charges of destruction of public papers and court records after a torch burned stacks of ballots and county records during the Payora Murphy contest in Guthrie Oklahoma. Police say he served as janitor for the courthouse at the time. The incident endangers 22 years of clerical records and could carry up to five years in prison plus a heavy fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Belew
Spain
A. W. Herron
Muskogee
B. D. Klinger
Mascantah
John Chouteau
W. Houk
Beaumont
Tex
Houkig
J. Be, Bedell
Naomi Duncan
Chetopa
Mabel Bagby
B. Stutsman
Shreveport
Idaho
Grayson Wills
White Oak
George Lisle
Lee Taylor
Arthur Breker
Wichita
Roy Miller
Ramona
C. V. Carselowey
A. Davidson
Vinita
Lenora Gray
Effie Duckworth
Tahlequth
Colorado
F. C. Williams
Oklahoma City
Lewis Woodall
Mandy Howell
J. Ke, Shockey
Estella
Burris Mac Fmgate
Aurora
Guthrie
Oklo
Logan County Court House
Walter Wilson
Meridian
Wilson
Connstable
Ed Robinson
S. J. Favors
Hart Murphy
Lawrence
Olsen
Favors
Sheriff’s Notice of 1910 Tax Warrants Due
Sheriff H. Be. Ridenhour warns that county treasurer turned over many personal tax warrants for 1910 taxes. Taxes must be paid at the sheriff’s office before August 1 to save costs of execution. otherwise costs may exceed the taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE
Ridenhour
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