Local and Personal News From Vinita Daily
A compact roundup notes many residents traveling to Afton Pryor Joplin and nearby towns with several doctors and professionals visiting, a church tea planned, and court business in Pryor. Weather signals increasing clouds warmer but unsettled with rain in forecast. A baby girl arrived, auctions and lectures announced, and various townsfolk reported visiting relatives or traveling for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kapp
Afton
Mise Graper
Pryor
W. C. Marrs
Joplin
Dr. Byrd
Oakland
Fortner
Springfield
T. A. Allen
Chouteau
Cobb
Dan McClure
Timber Hill
Ike Rippetoe
F. G. Adams
Big Cabin
Dr. T. Horn
B. T. Miller
Fort Smith
C. J. Stuart
Adair
J. H. Graham
Centralia
D. W. Bottonfield
Carthage
Iris Vining
McAlester
Alice Talmage
Richard Hughes
Kansas City
C. R. Meredith
Hie
Sam Biscoe
A. Wise
G. T. Richards
Parsons
Kans
H. M. McClintock
Pueblo
McClintock
J. A. Gill
City League
A. G. Marrs
Smith
Wilson
Wann Street
Baptist Church
H. Barney
The
First Presbyterian
W. H. Kornegay
W. G. Crawford
Neosho
Kate Doane
Europe
Local Notes From Muskogee and Nearby Areas
Muskogee Phoenix itemized social and business happenings including travels of TM Besington to Joplin and A G Marrs to Kansas City. Residents visiting from Afton, Muskogee relatives, and a pending opening of Bachelor dry goods in Cherokee building. Pauline Kelley of Vinita wed Charles William Flint in a quiet ceremony at Vinita amid bereavement. couple honeymooning south and to settle in Vinita after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TM. Besington
Joplin
Heber Skinner
John B. Gray
Atton
George Rowley
A. G. Marrs
Kansas City
O. B. Johnston
Afton
Gus Nichols
Jim Wilkinson
Judge Gill
Chelsea
Bert Chandler
Muskogee
Auction Bridge Club
Oliver
Bagby
Colorado
A. L. Cook
D. A. Reese
Bachelor Dry Gooda
Pauline Kelley
Vinita
Charles William Flint
Fred L. Kelley
Muskogee Phoenix
Trade With Mexico Falls Sharply Amid Disturbed Conditions
Washington D C March 18 Trade of the United States with Mexico shows a sharp decline driven by troubled conditions in Mexico Exports for the last year fell about 20 percent from the prior year while imports declined slightly Exports totaled 52 271 087 against 64 671 659 the year before Imports were 59 227 516 against 59 981 890 These declines contrast with gains in South America and small increases in Cuba and the West Indies April 1911 was the only month in the past year with no export decline to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
South America
Cuba
West Indies
Cattle and stock market wrap from Kansas City exchange
Light cattle receipts across western markets last week due to bad shipping weather. Prices rise but gains limited by lean heavy cattle supply. calves and yearlings command notable figures. Sheep and lambs show gains, with top lambs around 7.25 and wethers near 1.85. Sales activity listed for 9,000 head with varied weights and prices. Also notes substantial Mexican imports of U S manufactured goods and a dip in exports to Mexico linked to broader trade trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wyoming
Ford
Mexico’s Trade With United States Slips in 1911
Government data show a 10 percent drop in Mexico’s imports from the United States and a 17 percent fall in imports from other countries for the six months ending December 1911. Exports to the United States declined about 3 percent while exports to other nations rose. In the six months to December 1911 about 55 percent of imports and 77 percent of exports were tied to the United States, with 68 percent of imports and 76 percent of exports United States related in the 1909-10 fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Bureau of
jStasratics
Wilson campaign claims 800 delegates for Baltimore nominating ticket
Washington dispatch reports New Jersey campaign managers claim Woodrow Wilson will have about 800 delegates when the Democratic National Convention opens in Baltimore on June 26 and will be nominated on the first ballot. They cite Pennsylvania primaries on April 13 as key, predict Wilson’s strong showing there, and note Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas results challenged opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
New Jersey
Munsey Building
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Clark
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Primaries and county conv push for Wilson delegates
Reports from states across the country show Wilson delegates rolling in as primaries begin from Maine on the 7th. New England backs the New Jersey executive, with Massachusetts’ presidential primary seen boosting delegate gains. Southern states report improved strength for Wilson, especially Virginia and Kentucky, while the West offers mixed signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Wilson
Wilton
Nccesson
Baltimore
New England
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Friends of the
Virginia
Kentucky
Clark
Underwood
Overnor Wilson
Death of Kilmer Warurck in Silver City New Mexico
Word comes of Kilmer Warurck death in Silver City New Mexico on March 17 after tuberculosis illness. He served in the U S Army and died in a government sanatorium leaving a young wife Mollie Mouseley. funeral planned at Mrs Housely’s home on Excelsior Avenue once the body arrives. services likely Wednesday night. Also notes upcoming Tenth Annual Shorthorn cattle sale at Fredonia Kansas April 10 drawn from American and British breeder herds, inviting farmers and stockmen to bid as breeding cattle sell at ordinary values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ging Nichols
Sabbepiah Wills
Berry Rich
Oklahoma
Bunch
B.C. Funk
Muskogee
Davis
Pryor
Bert Chandler
F. M. Adams
D. M. Willams
White Oak
Infinita
M. D. Daniels
A. L. Owen
John A. Wise
Kansas City
Parker-Wise Investment Company
F. M. Huffman
Crilla Belle Hickman
R. L. Jackson
Welch
Dick Roberts
Miami
E. C. Harlin
E.G. Sharp
Rogers
Ark
Eli Wiliams
Wann
J. H. Johnston
Oklahoma City
Ted Pritchett
Wichita
Hogan of
Chouteau
T. A. Jackson
Afton
W. M. Malone
Wn Bristow
J. W. Adams
Checotah
Hickman
Sam Leforce
Matt Hawkins
Port Worth
A. W. Herron
Adair
J. R. Scott
St. Louis
Rex Walker
Tike Frisco
Brownwood
Carey Caldwell
Bristow
E. Wallen
Vinita
Buffington Hotel
Kilmer Warurck
Silver City
N. M
Warurck
United States
Mollie Mouseley
America
British Isles
Fredonia
Kansas
Hanna
Howard
H. M. Hill
Lafontaine
Ramsay
W. F. Cowley
Hallowell
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Aurora
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
RB Moss
Bentonville
J. W. Smith
Wagoner
Co. C. Johnson
W. P. Thompsons
Tahlequah
James Mann
South Brown Street
Exeter
South Smith Street
Frank Rice
Walter Gooch
T. C. Russner
Raragould
Model Cleaning and Pressing
Chas. Goodpaster
Stark
Peterson
Arty
Port Leavenworth
Sixth Cavalry
Co. D
Third Infantry
Agai
Fred Mayfield
Louis St. Pierre
Puboeity
Harrison Theatre Company
Grand Theatre
C.C. Long
Pryor Quasticans
Jasper Martin
P. N. McKee
Alva
J. A. Rickart
India
Wildon
Elmer Warurck
Milford-Berger Shoe Co
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