Town Notes and Weather After Flood In Rose Okla Area
Local items list visits and arrivals from Kim Duncan to Jem Feidge and Dr. Pierce from Salina. The flood washed farms and crops, killed livestock, and damaged fences and landmarks. A morning water spout near June 2 caused widespread destruction, with land marks erased and water still rising higher than prior records.
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Kim
Job Duncan
Jem Feidge
Dr. Pierce of
Salina
J Duncan
Livtle Tebes
J. J. Wilson
Chee Jeans
Adair
Farmers Hopeful Amid Mixed Reports From Okoee District
In Okoee area crops like wheat and oats show promise after recent wind storms damaged orchards and fields. The Joplin Mining Co plans shipboard operations following a summit on Restriction Hill. Sam Cooker and Amoa have departed to Spavitliw hillan for roughly ten days to locate mineral land.
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Joplin Mining Co
Ahape
Umitla
Sam ‘Cooker
Amoa [Ick
Sam
Jana Nwmatingg
Cain “Tie T
Quisienverry
Okoee
Harry
Obigwer
Nat Dieverson
Beaumont
Roy
Rael
Bluesagket Hopes Rise After First Welch Game
One week of fine weather keeps farmers busy while Blue Jacket strengthens its baseball program. Welch hosts the home opener. Blue Jacket wins 2 to 1. D A Wilson visits Cameron Missouri. Horse fires spike with wet weather. W J Fields plans move to Colorado. A new City well under construction 20 feet square will store water.
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D. A. Wilson
Cameron
Fields
Colorado
Pew City
Wheat cutting advances in dry spell and local notices
Local notes report Kinnigon wheat cutting progressing in dry weather. Aunt Nancy Moore returned home after a two week visit with Mrs Ida Rogers. Frank Keener and Nellie Roselle visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs J A McGhee. Mrs Wm Moore is quite sick this week. Raymond and Howard Smith made a business trip to Chetopa Friday. Mrs Della H Martin visited with Mia Tate McNelia last Sunday. Sprewangle brothers expect to have their machines in operation. Mrs Frank Moore and Mrs J L Me Nelis visited in Welch last Tuesday with Mrs Pantie Brown. Mrs G J Salley of Cheslok Hat. For sale pool ball and textures good location Holt Bros Adair Oils.
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Nancy Moore
Fina
Ida Rogers
Frank Keener
Nellie Roselle
Mia
J. A. McGhee
Wm. Moore
Raymond and
Howard Smith
Chetopa
Mies Della Thartin
Mia Tate McNelia
Sprewangle Brothers
Frank Moore
Mra J. L. Me. Nelis
Welch
Pantie Brown
Mra. G. J. Salley
Cheslok
Darrough Residence Sold to Lee Barrett in Vinita
Lee Barrett buys the Darrough residence on West Canadian Avenue for 4500 dollars. Mr Darrough may move west this fall but it is hoped he will decide to stay in Vinita.
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Lee Barrett
Darroweh
West Canadian Avene
Darrough
Vinita
Fidelity Farm Loan Company opens in Vinita firm expands services
Fidelity Farm Loan Company of Vinita announces new offices in the city with plans to operate across the state. The firm will offer farm loans abstracts of title real estate investments and surety bonds and general legal services with O. C. Roberts as president J. M. Young as vice president C. K. Lahon as secretary and M. S. Runyan as treasurer.
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Fidelity Farm Loan Company
Vinita
Ealace
O. C. Roberta
J. M. Young
C. K. Lahoan
Secretacy
M. 5
Runyan
List of Petit Jurors for July Term County Court
The document lists names of petit jurors for the July term of the county court led by Reiter G. W Scott, including A. Friend, W. F. Goodpaster, C. H. Moore, Lymin Johnson, Periman A. Stout, Wm. Hughes, C. B. Patton, L. Leak, B. M Hil O, B Dingman, H. G. Russell, Wm. Harrison, J. S. Scott, and Wm. Gambell, with date July 7.
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County Court
Reiter
G. W Scott V. A. Friend
W. F. Goodpaster
C. H
The Swearing Rabit Editorial Call to Courtesy
A Caldwell Leader editorial denounces profanity, urges men and boys to abandon oaths, notes swearing degrades respect, and observes people drop oaths around women. The piece argues there is no justification for foul language and emphasizes self restraint.
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Caldwell
Local Paving Contractor Visits Joplin
W R Fletcher a Joplin capitalist and friend of B J Overly the paving contractor was here this week and will likely return to Voatmseni ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R. Fletcher
Joplin
B. J. Overly
Voatmseni
Indian title probes lead Justice Department officials to Indian Territory
Chief Examiner S. W. Finch and five assistants arrived to survey state court cases affecting Indian titles. The effort aims to compile data, report to the justice department, and guide prosecutions with 30 more staff for 45 days. Investigations into Mott town lots and Creek tribal costs are noted.
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S. W. Finch
M.C. Mav‘erson
Cruce Piesaski
F. Cash
William Hombeak
Harris
Bureau of Examiners
Department of Justice
Washington
D. C
U. S
Finch
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Mott Town
U.S
Dana H- Kelsey
Pheonix
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Cammion
Susie Row
Tahlequah
Jimmie Evans
Noroal
Snake Crowle
Thamel Hues
Bluesagket
Corm
Hluejacket
Biua
Kinnigon
Pool Ball
Tetures
Holt Bros
Adair Oils
Fidelity Farm Loan