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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
5
Multiple arrivals and departures mark a busy Vinita Saturday with visitors from Fairland Muskogee Joplin and Bluejacket. Socials licenses fishing trips church events and a charity drive at the Jumbo Store highlight the day.
Seth Cope and several visitors pass through Sequoyah and Big Cabin with others arriving from Afton Wagoner Pittsburg and Oklahoma City. A Grand show drew a large crowd and a marriage license was issued to Jesse Herod and Maria Retter from Vinita.
Floyd Spangler, an employe of the Marshall Field Dry Goods Co. in Chicago, visits his parents here for a few weeks before returning to his work. Loman Bunch, son of [ N
At Kansas City stock yards last week cattle sold a litre lower amid protest from shippers as consumption declines. Today receipts reached 10,600 cattle and 1,600 calves with prime cattle to 9.55 and higher in some cages. Hogs ran 4000 with top 7.65 and 7.35 to 7.60 generally. sheep and lambs saw small receipts and prices about steady to slightly higher for lambs.
Three months of neck and neck racing between the Bible schools of the first Christian church Pryor and Pryor Crock ends next Sunday as Vinita clings to a 41 point lead. Four pupils could overturn the margin, with the outcome still uncertain and much good generated for both schools.
The piece backs Bob Echols for one of Oklahoma's three congressmen at large, praising his Senate leadership and positions on direct elections, tariff revision, anti corruption, and irrigation funding. It urges cross‑section support, notes his strong local base in Vinita, and calls for faithful church and school participation in upcoming events.
Ex Governor Folk of Missouri spoke in Great Bend and forecast Taft winning only New Hampshire Vermont and Maine. He predicted Roosevelt plans a major 1916 fight to form a progressive challenge while Wilson would carry the remaining states and thus the balance.
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