Vinita Daily Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Local and personal notes from Vinita detail visits from W. T. Price of Ketchum and Joe Mitchell of Bluejacket, trips by J. T. Gunter to Eufaula, and arrivals like Mrs. Lara M. Allen from Okemah. The oil refinery nears completion, the Western Union plans an uptown office, and a marriage license was issued to Beny Murray and Josie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Price
Ketchum
Joe Mitchell
Bluejacket
George Finley
Kansas City
Jack Mills
J. C. Wilkinson
Tom Henry
Pryor
J. T. Gunter
Eufaulo
M. M. Edmington
Miami
Ewing Hassell
San Antonio
Tex
Rosé Thompson
International Bank & Trust Company
J. A. Mayberry
Claremore
W. Wallace
New Mexico
Okoee
Tom Walker
Callifornia
Bh. F. Fortner
Springfield
Miss Pinkley
Chillicothe
0. B. Smith
Newman
Joplin
Tulsa
Pioneer Telephone Company
Hazel Reamer
Coffeyville
Marta Stevens
Katy
L. W. Buffington
West Canadian Avenue
Beny Murray
Josie Smith
Vinita
Toe Robinson
J. J. Robinson
South Fourth Street
Roy Warner
Sam Frazee
Riverside
Cal
Sank Wade
Frazee-Wade Hardware Company
Albert Bennett
Wisconsin
Garland Marrs
Ars. Wray
Carthages
Maude Shelton
Centralia
J. P. Morris
M. G. Bowers
W. L. Jones
A. L. Churchill
C. H. Christian
Lena Allen
Okemah
W. E. Wolfe
H. D. Conley
Frank Conkright
Joe Robinson
Judge Gill
Lee Barrett
Preston S. Davis
St. Louis
J. B. Osborn
Titusville
the Cobb
BE. Bindorn
Oronogo
Western Union Telegraph Company
Queenie Gammon
Chelsea
P. W. Wilkins
Ruth Brady
Tate Brady
Nevada
W. B. Crawford
M. E. Church
South
Ben Dobkins
Welch
A.J. Michael
Criminal Court of Appeals
Epworth League
Afton
George E. Davis
McAlester
Spokane
Wash
Davis
Friday Bridge Club Hosts Quiet Afternoon at Cobb
Mrs. F L Kelley to entertain the Friday Bridge Club tomorrow afternoon at the Cobb. Miss Gertrude Nidiffer and Miss Jesse Nidiffer host a card gathering this afternoon. Mrs. W B Crawford to present a pupils recital in Miami Friday night under the Methodist Ladies Aid. Heavy cattle prices steady with prime steers around 6.00 to 6.20, cows to 5.00, bulls steady, calves strong, hogs mostly steady with top near 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cobb
F. L. Kelley
Edna Simmons
Mustang
W. H. Darrough
Hugo
Kansas
el Paso
Tex
BR. Wilder
Tulsa
Gertrude
Jesse Nidiffer
Laman F. Parker
J. W. Orr
BE. L. Orr
Sapulpa
Willis Woody
Clarence Baker
Afton
W. B. Crawford
Opera House
Miami
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
BE. M. Henderson
H. M. Prindle
Prindle
Indiana
Cattle Market Slumps As Easter Lambs Boost Supply
Kansas City stockyards report a weak beef market with 10 to 15 cent declines early in the week and a firmer but near lowest close. Hog prices fall 30 to 40 cents while lard demand abroad supports heavy weights. sheep and lambs show price gains despite rising runs from Colorado and looming Easter impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Stock Yards
Ers
Arizona
Texas
Stoelkers
Colorado
Ketchum News Roundup of Social Visits and Local Activity
Ketchum reports a busy week with visitors and local errands. Jess Gallman visits from New Mexico, Sam Stuart travels to Vinita, and T. Wyman Thompson with wife stop by. Elmer Creek heads to Kansas City for spring goods and Lou Haines starts a new barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Younger
Jess Gallman
New Mexico
Sam Stuart
Vinita
Joe Gallion
Ratcliff Grocery
V. S. Chandler
Sullivan Creek
Okoee
T. Wyman Thompson
Judge Parks
Jim McCullough
Y. S. Chandler
Lou Haines
Elmer Creek
Kansas City
John Singleton
Ethel Blean
Coffum
Thompson Acquitted of Murder in Oklahoma Case
Guthrie Oklahoma March 22 Park Thompson was acquitted by a district court jury in Coalgate for the killing of Chief of Police George W England on September 30 last England a Missouri native and democratic sheriff nominee for Coal County had previously killed James Thompson Park Thompson s half brother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Park Thompson
Coalgate
George W. England
England
Coal County
James Thompson
Missouri
Doolin Becomes State Fish and Game Warden
John B. Doolin of Alva assumed the duties as state fish and game warden in Oklahoma City on Tuesday. He appointed deputy wardens Ed J. Seanman in McAlester, Dr. Ligon in Ada, Julius Ward in Hugo, J. B. Patterson in Alva, W. C. Edwards in Chickasha, George Wyvill in Claremore, and Dave Drennan in Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolin
Oklahoma City
John B. Doolin
Alva
Fish and Game
Ed J. Seanman
McAlester
Dr. Ligon
Ada
Julius Ward
Hugo
J. B. Patterson
W. C. Edwards
Chickasha
George Wyvill
Claremore
Dave Drennan
Thomas
Trade offer for Shawnee residence for Vinita farm
Notice from M. K. Ownbey seeking a trade, offering a Shawnee Oklahoma residence on a paved street for a farm near Vinita. Willing to supply cash portion. Owners urged to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Oklo
Vinita
M. K. Ownbey
Water Power 16 First Choice for Irrigation Experts
Stephen O. Jayne, U.S. irrigation expert stationed in Spokane, argues water power via turbine wheels is the primary option for pumping in irrigation. He compares fuels, noting gasoline engines and distillates as cheaper than coal and steam, and cautions centrifugal pumps are limited to lifts under about 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stephen
Jayne
United States
Spokane
Wash
Large pumping plants offer economy over small systems
Large pumping plants are proportionately more economical than small ones. It requires L71 theoretical horsepower to raise water 100 feet for 10 acres one foot deep in 80 days, and practical power about three and a half HP. The cost of attendance and incidents must be weighed, noting turbine wheels and electric motors need little attention.
Leaders in piano contest change leaders
A leadership shift occurs in the Chieftain piano contest with Blanche Johnston leading at 78 575 votes, Achgill at 77 700, and J N Taylor at 68 760. Current standings list multiple contestants including Miss Jimmie Connell Mildred Britt Fannie Garrett Eula Kell O Neill and others with smaller tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Johnson
AchgiLl
J. N. TaylOr
Blanche Johnston
Jimmie Connell
Mildred Britt
Fannie Garrett
Eulala Kell
Ehel O'Neil
WM. Sapp
Ida Williams
Catale
S. Wright
Sadie Casto
Notice of Private Real Estate Sale in Craig County
In Craig County Oklahoma the Guardian of Gertrude and Hannah Washington will sell at private sale for cash all their land interests pending court confirmation. The property includes parts of sections 17 and 18 in township 25 north range 19 east totaling 120 acres. Bids must be in writing with 10 percent certified funds and may be rejected if inadequate. Auctioneer is the County Judge or Guardian's attorney Vinita Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Gertrude
Hannah
Washington
Craig County
Gertrude Washington Gig 'Hannah
Wing
Belnit
County of
Gertrude Washington
Guardian
Aig
Guardinn
Cyrus Washington
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Henry Goddard
J. ©. Parks
Ervin Johnson
Big Cabin
L. M. Price
Herman C. Schultz
Dr. Hughson
T. A. Chandler
Muskogee
C. M. Land
John M. Deitrich
O. A. Buttry
Rogers
Ark
Tom Thompson
W. G. Williams
Illinois
Paul Clinton
Rachel Knight
A. W. Bennett
Nelson Foreman
Roy Lehman
E. B. Cockrell
State Bank
B. E. Capps
Wilson Street
Delaware and
South Avenues
Major Casey
C. L. Patton
Louis Lundy
Cleora
J. A. Wilson
Spavinaw
Frank Reed
Seymour Riddle
Wann
W. B. Gable
Burlington
Iliang
Chanute
Kans
A. V. Davenport
Monroe Height
Congregational Church
Holland Clark
Norman
John Foreman
John Hall
Jerome Bedell
Chetopa
EB. N. Williamson
G. H. Brewer
Grant County
Occo
J. A. Rickart
Thompson
Frank Witherspoon
Rock Springs
Mrs. Blanche Johnston
Albert B. Marks
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