Local and Personal notes from Vinita area
Daily roundup of visits from Tulsa Perry Miami Blue Jacket Nowata and other towns. Mentions of church events, social visits, a marriage license, investigative jail conditions, a gas explosion in Pryor, and local business and theater news with numerous residents and visitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woolard
Tulsa
Cobb
L. D. Butler
Afton
Vinita
W. B. Buchanan
Nowata
Hi. C. Casey
Craig
Joseph A. Gill
Seneca
Joe Knight
Bartlesville
George
Rose
Munkogee
Felix Ridenhour
Points
Missouri
J. C. Wilkinson
Pryor
W. B. Coley
Kansas
Europe
Henry Hicks
Fairland
John A. Reiter
Rosella Weaver
Beaver
Er. D. Kiingel
G. N. Lemmington
H. R. Warner
Ilinois
F. E. Blachert
Muskogee
Aneeting
N. J. Gubser
Baby
Southwest City
J.C. Yeargain, Jr
O. L. Conner
Lon Conner
McAlester
Oklo
Maysville
Ark
J. ©. Yeargain Jr
Canyon City
Burns
Wheat Production And Its Exportation
The 1911 wheat crop is reported by the agriculture department as possibly the largest in U.S. history. Production figures from 1870 to 1910 show steady growth, with per acre yields rising over time. Domestic consumption increased while exports declined, with 1910 totaling 650 million bushels kept for use and 87 million exported. Local price trends in New York and annual export values are discussed, noting fluctuations across years and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Europe
New York
Local Briefs Highlight Town Visits and Social Scenes
Wednesday notes from Daily report W J Ross trip to Allane and visits by A D Cochran of Okmulgee and H P Delaney of Sallisaw. J H Sellars returns from Muskogee trip. Muskogee and Kansas City names appear among local social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ross
Allane
A.D. Cochran
Okmulgee
J. H. Sellars
Muskogee
H. P. Delaney
Sallisaw
H. A. Paul
Drake Hawkins
Los Angeles
Calif
J. C. Wilkinson
Cleora
Mabel Bagby
D. A. Reed
Electric Park
A. D. Bebout
Gatesville
Texas
G. N. Bebout
A. D. Bennett
Neosho
Glessie Lee
Kansas City
Nelle Smith
Anna Byrd
Fairland
Tahlequah
Susan Smartt
R. J. Wright
Town
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle Run Spurs Mixed Trade
Kansas City stock yards report June 19 shows a cattle run of 11 500 head including 1600 calves with dry weather not yet hurting pastures in most areas. Steers on the market steady to 10 higher, stockers and feeders down 50 to 75 cents, calves and yearlings strong. wheat export figures discussed with grain consumption and flour shipments to Europe and the Americas. Top fresh cows and springers quoted around 6.25 with most stockers near 3.00 to 3.50 in a volatile, weather-influenced market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Arizona
Kansas City
Missouri
Oklahoma City
Cs .Tsag
Europe
Tropics
Orient
United King- Common
Belgium
Canada
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Cuba
Ster
West Indies
South America
Brazil
China
Hongkong
Japan
Philippines
Morris Flynn Bout Not To Be Staged In Tulsa
Tulsa dispatch reports the Morris Flynn boxing bout will not be held in Oklahoma following Governor Cruce’s stance against prizefighting. Promoter F B Ufer says the fight will move to another state, possibly New York or Los Angeles, with July 4 delayed and a new date to be announced. Training continues in Tulsa as plans shift, while some local businessmen view the move as a test case against state law. Rev M L Butler from Chickasha and arrestees note community reactions and legal sensitivities surrounding the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Morris- Flynn
Oklahoma
F. B. Ufer
Morris
Lee Cruce
Ufer
New York
Los Angeles
Cruce
Fair Grounds
Europe
Don Riley
Harry Wuest
Denver Jack Geyer
Sapulpa
Lorimer Investigation Opens With Hearsay Evidence
The Senate Lorimer inquiry opened with mainly hearsay. Cyrus H McCormick president of International Harvester testified he learned of a hundred thousand dollar fund used for Lorimer. He said Clarence Punk told him of Lorimer support and that Edward Hines invited corporate contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Washington, D. C
Senate
Lorimer Invest Gating Committee
Nines
Cyrus H. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Lorimer
Clarence 8. Punk
Edward Hines
Hines Lumber Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Council
T. C. Wilson
Freeman Nichiffer
W. C. Eddy
Welch
Theigaaés
Obity
J. W. Chandler
Joe Hefley
Will Meeke
Oil Bellis
Bessie Little
Claremore
Clyde Ridgway
Seymour Hunt
Galens
J. W. Orr
C. C. Roberts
Coffeyville
Kans
A. Jackson
F. C. Barr
A. J. Rucker
Maupin
Bluejacket
B. F. Fite
W. E. Rowsey
Vinita Retail Men's Association
Tom Webb
Lee
Charles
Jim Webb
W. E B. Rowsey
F. B. Fite
Patton
Spaulding
W. G. Masterson
Ble Cabin
Marry Mead & Company
Parker-Wise Investment Company
Farmers’ State Bank
Thompson
W. P. Durbin
Conway
Bertha L. Romines
Miles
B. N. Ratcliff
Joe Harris
T. E. Englehart
Eau Claire
Wis
C. B. Mitchell
Craig County Normal
Janie Hall
Parker Farm
Patton Place
Bramble Millinery Company
Milford-Berger Shoe
Wilson Street
Tom Donnelly
Charlie Neal
Chelsea
F. ¥. Hinkley
B. F. Fortner
Springfield
R. M. Major
W. A. L. Hoff
Edmond
L. D. Brooke
James $. Davenport
Washington
Lee Barrett
Wm. P. McClellan
Mr. Tanner
Tom
John Byrd
Troy
J. A. Dobbins
T. J. Hancock
Big Cabin
Carthell
Archie Barnett
Ora May McCoy
Ketchum
Epworth
John Parks
Ora Parks
Owen Parks
Pueblo
Fern
Blanche
Luelle
Gayle Scott
Helen Churchill
Faye Trott
Jeanette Kornegay
Kate Terry
Mae Day Clark
Rev
J. M. Ler
The
Christian Church
Joplin
Pittsburg
SQ Verna
Murphy
Morris-Flynn
M. L. Butler
Chickasha
Hargrove College
Ardmore
Butler
Methodist Church
Russell
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