Local Folks Busy As Town Prepares For Fourth
A stream of visitors from Welch, Tahlequah, Pryor, and other nearby towns filled Vinita today with a flood of news. Local residents including doctors, merchants, and lawyers moved about on community business while preparations for the Fourth of July continued, with new dwellings under way and shipments of goods arriving for the festive period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Billingslea
Nowata
T. C. Mason
Afton
C. BR. Phammer
Enid
Ed Halwell
Muskogee
Berry Rich
Welch
Bluejacket
J. W. Sims
H. H. Jackson
Max Campbell
Joplin
C. Wilkinson
I. N. Bunch
Blue Packet
William T. Rye
Pryor
Wimner
Grand River
Sam Mayess
Perry Beeson
Fairland
Mra. T. A. Jackson
John Wise
Grove
Aston
E. T. McCarthy
Wisconsin
J. Hunt
Tahlequah
Postoffice
I. C. Stonerook
Tulsa
W. B. Crawford
Arthur Rodman
Kansas City
Kirksville
T. A. Chandler
Parsons
Thos. G. Watts
Citizeen
Wagoner
Charles Blevins
Poteau
Mod Spalding
Porum
W. C. Marrs
Big Cabin
Dick Oskison
Centralia
Vinita
C. White
Independence
Kans
B. J. Overley
McAlester
G. W. Clark
James, Kell
Chelsea
Claremore
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Emmett Skinner
Irene Nichols
Methodist
Epworth League
Claude Lewis
Kansas City Stock Yards cattle market report
The Kansas City cattle market last week showed moderate run size and rain aiding pasture, with price gains for stockers and feeders but calves down. Best steers around 6.50, natives 5.50 to 6.25, cows 2.80 to 4.00. hogs rose to 6.20 6.30, lambs steady to 5.00, ewes 3.25. Quarantine cattle small. totals about 7,000 cattle and 1,600 calves today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
Charred log linked to science by Spokane experts
Spokane officials report a lava charred log embedded 80 feet in a basalt cut near Spokane, drawing plans for Smithsonian researchers to analyze. Father J J Adams of Gonzaga notes the log reveals Spokane valley’s recent formation and a volcanic belt dating back 100000 years, while local crews salvage fragments for study and potential furniture. Also, a federal suit filed in New York seeks dissolution of a magazine clearing house and related defendants for unlawful restraint of trade.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Valley
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Adams
S. J
Gonzaga College
Father Adams
Spokage
Cascades
Rockies
Division Street
S‘ump
Spokane International
Gonzaga and
Spokane Colleges
H. A. Margoyles
Associated Press
New York
Periodical
Clearing House
Wise
Vinita 20 Years Ago Cattle Die and Elevators Move
The full bloods of Coo-wee-scoo-wee district held a convention. A movement to fund a large grain elevator at Vinita gained momentum. Cattle were reported sick or dying in various localities. New days selling at $2.00 a ton. Reichman found guilty of making false statements to the New York state banking department.
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Crawford Boys
King
J. W. Shonard
Bright
Mrs. Shonard
Cherryvale
Kans
Elaie Barker
Claude Lewis
Miss Barker
Mr. Lewis
FP. M. Lewis
Cratchfield
F. W. Strout
Carey's Ferry
Carselowey's
Dr. Frazee
Owen
City
Washington
Isbell Haw
Strip
Vinlta
James Sheehan
Willis Bluejacket
John Parks
Seay
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Jake Guthrie
Col Crogs
Reichman
Associated Press
New York
Joseph B. Reichman
Carnegie Trust Company
State Barking Department
Stubbs Misses Enthronement of Bishop Partridge
Governor Stubbs could not attend the enthronement in Kansas City due to a fine. Lawrence, Kansas, June 27. The event honored Bishop Partridge and drew regional officials despite the governor's absence.
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Stubbs
Lawrence
Kans
Bishop Partridge
Kansas City
Telegraph Operators Wanted at Siloam Springs School
The Siloam Springs Telecentre School offers telegraph and railroad business training with 25 years of experience as telegraph and station agent. Main line train dispatchers positions guaranteed once qualified. Write for particulars to GEO. R. FRETWELL, Mer., Siloam Springs, Arkansas.
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Siloam Springs
Bust Telegraph and Railroad Business College
America
Geo. R. Fretwell
Mer
Arkansas
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Oklahoma
Guardian Maggie Hummingbird will privately sell the estate of Stacy Tanner, a minor, for cash with court confirmation, on July 15, 1911 at 10 a.m. The property includes NE quarter of NW quarter and NW quarter of SE quarter of Section 15, all in Township 26N Range 20E, Craig County, and Northwest Nine and 43-100 acres of Lot 1, Section 18, Township 2 1/2N Range 24E, Delaware County Ohio. Bids must be written and left at the County Court Judge's office.
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Chieftain
Delaware County
Oklahoma
Stacy Tanner
Craig County
Maggie Hummingbird
Guardian
H. B. Hunt
A. A. Brown
Private sale of minor McKinley Jones estate in Craig County
Guardian J. J. W. Orr announces a court confirmed private sale of the minor McKinley Jones estate. Bids must be in writing with at least one third cash deposit, for the lot described in Rogers County Oklahoma, sale on or after July 17, 1911 at 9 a.m. at the Craig County Court House Vinita Oklahoma.
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Heber Skinner
Talala
Marion Pegues
Louie Brock
Wm. M. Malone
Oklahoma City
J. M. Jones
H. M. Willams
C. H. Reidemann
Bethany
SE. Wallen
Cassville
Missouri
Mayes Thatcher
Farker-Wise Investment Company
Thompson
C. Roberts
Coffeyville
Roberts
Wilgon Street
Helen Morehouse
Eureka Springs
Ark
Wallen
E. Wallen
Marks & Steinholtz
South Wilson Street
B. H. Hester
Rogers County
J. Overley & Company
Canadian Avenue
N. B. Dannenberg
John Herrington
Martin
Grady Dannenberg
Jake Smith
Seymour Riddle
Edward Leon
Clint Duncan
Josy Blair
Arter Martin
William Harvey Gaines
Magalan
Mex
Dolly Palmer
Springfield
Parks
Methodist Church
George Nichiffer
Sam Leforce
Ben Sanders
St. Louis
J. M. Miller
Pittsburg
Diamond
William Roberts
South Thompson Street
Louise Huckleberry
Williams
Harry Babbert
Minneapolis
California
F. G. Adams
American Express Company
Adams
G. O. Alexander
Rateliff
Empire Grocery
8. L. Smith
Frank Elder
Golden Rule
Alexander
Smith
Curtis Sisters
Grand
Crawford
Electric Park
Crawfords
Daly
A. C. Starr
L. Rider
Judge Parker
A. Caldwell
Conkright
J. H. Friend
Seneca
Myrtle Wasson
Ed Zimmerman
Catale
Ray Jones
B. F. Moore
Tonkawa
B. B. Capps
Marguerite
Morris Knight
W. E. Ross
A. D. Neal
Chetopa
A. N. Lerskov
Carl Howell
The
Welch Watchman
Harry Mitchell
George ©. Hench
Guthrie
N. K
Sid Campbell
J. ©. Wilkingon
Chelsea and
Bushyhead
Billy Hughes
Ret Butler
United States
Depue
W. W. Watkins
Jack Kendall
C. EB. Holderman
G. C. Jenkins
Hwing Halsell
W. H. Korengay
Jeanette Kornegay
Girls Bridge Club
Lewis Rogers
Jemima Blythe
Viola Flax
Alice Robertson
Tom Buffington
Galena
Rich
John Lynch
Justice of the Peace
Meredith
Brackett
J. A. Rickart
Pirat
Ban Chieftain
Craig
McKinley Jones
State of Oklahoma
Joe Rogers
Theo. D. B. Frear
Okliahoma
J. W. Orr
Parker
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