Friday Personal Notes From Vinita Daily
A crowd of locals and visitors share a busy Friday with town vectors including W Orr in St Louis and W P Thompson to Muskogee. Notables such as Rev G W Snodgrass, Minwot Gertie, and Mable Miller visit or pass through, while clubs and social events spark chatter and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitwen
Charles Meret
Auror
Jond
ALT
Mobmeot Lamber Company
Nevada
Sid Smith
Childeen
Tel
Pryor Creek
Hotwell
Mike Ya Halvel
Texas
Lewin
Marre
Marty Bouson
Oklahoma Fire Teurance Company
Stryker
Dhagtiter
Mink Josephines Barker
Mien
Bertha Thomason
Muskogee
Coup Mercial Club
Te Dolaney
Chicago
Abe
Vinita Millinery Company
Guy Patten
Perbueh
Kingman Kane J
Mina Nell South
Mike Pauline Kelsey
Mina Mabel Bagby
Jonn Cratchfield
Claremore
Mike Dowling
Vinita Armnery Company
Camely
Carl Edward Kiefer Taat
Spokane Spolerman Review
Harris aids in Vowler gallery and local deal making
Manerd Harris assists in Vowler's photograph gallery while Wilder Metcalf of Lawrence Kansas transacts business in the city. Real estate men Arthur Horn and John R. Fallie close deals with local parties. H. M. Butler, former editor of the Pryor Covek Clipper, attends with Mrs. Butler, heading to Grom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manerd Harris
Vowler
Wilder Metcalf
Lawrence
Kans
Arthur Horn
John R. Fallie
H. M. Butler
Eargste
Grom
Mra. Butler
Various Visitors Reported in Chelsea Community Notes
Saturday’s Daily records numerous residents and visitors in Chelsea including Imar Cone, C. H. Jenkins, D. Long, C. Hamilton, Wariness trip to Tulsa, P. G. Barnes from Afton, Miss Mongie Padeo from Pairland, W. P. Thompson from Muskogee, Parker on business to Warland, R. V. MeSipaddes back from Muskogee, K. K. Cain from Chetopa, and others. Mentions no Commercial Club meeting, and notes several travel and visiting plans, church events, district teachers’ meeting in Vinita, and weather impacts from heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imar Cone
Chelsea Tx
C. H. Jenkins
Big Cabin
D. Long
Parr Iland
C. Hamilton
Tulsa
Davis Hill
P. G. Barnes
Afton
Missiidee Stare
Munkgee
Mr. Wod Mra
Vann Stewart
Miami
Iy Mira
W. L. Brown
Min Lela Hayden
Choleay Arewlabors
Walter Charlesworth
Cuisaville
Lee
Mira Gatewood
Pryor Creek
Ubia
Witter Charkenworth
Jff Hagan
W. B. Clapham
Will Walkley
Bottenfeld
Carthage
Sallie Tholger
Mien
Naunle Coline
Senior League of the Methodia
Nellie Batley
Peart
Smiley
Bebee
Mika Blaneh Smitey
Kiefer
Alng
Chruetlan Ehiuceh
Merrow
Canton
Tyler
Texas
Hubert
Nottingham
Hebrides
Mornion
Hid Hone
Baggle
Vinita
Presbyterina
Drake Hawkiin
Booneville
Kemper Military Academy
Pershing
PROM MONDAYS DAILY: Visitors and locals noted
A jumble of names and places records who was here or visiting in Tutna JM Hadley Welch Port Lenox Welvuh Mine Moo Shepard Pale Harry Lumpkin Coweta Simms Weatelite Mian Arnole Layton Maejarket H W C Shelton G J Hobdy RV McSpadden Byron Haymes Clitemore Oberlin Chel Iwan Cobo and others visiting in the city for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Schvieber
Tutna JM
Hadley
Welch
Port Lenox
Welvuh
Moo Shepard
Harry Lumpkin
Nleht
Coweta
Simms
Weatelite
Mian Arnole Layton
Maejarket
H.W. C. Shelton le
Notools
Mra
G. J. Hobdy
Dliejeeket
RV. McSpadden
Byron Haymes
Clitemore
Perl
Oberlin
Olle
Iwan Cobo
Pana
Chel
Rei
LIMITS FISHING AND HUNTING IN OKLAHOMA STATE
Under the new Oklahoma fish and game law hunting on Sundays is a misdemeanor with fines from 25 to 100 dollars or up to thirty days in jail. Residents pay 1 25 annually, non residents 15, foreigners 25. Open seasons cover deer, quail, turkey, prairie chicken and more with daily and seasonal limits. Transporting game across points in the state without proper sale or permit is restricted and penalties include 100 to 500 dollars for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Law
Oklahoma
Tony
Denson
Tah Wa'den
Fish Limiting and Poison Prohibition Inquiry
A note defines prohibitions on limiting fish and applying poison to streams for killing fish. It also addresses pot hunters and the use of firearms under ten gauge, stating no gun larger than ten gauge may be used in hunting.
Arguments in land cases near close Wednesday
The concluding demurrer arguments in a suit over twenty three thousand alienations of land in the eastern district of Oklahoma began before Judge Ralph E. Campbell in Muskogee. The case involves titles to millions of acres of alleged restricted lands owned by the five civilized tribes in the old Indian Territory and is expected to be concluded by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
United States Circuit
District of
Oklahoma
Five Civilized Tribes
Old
Indian Territory
Ralph E. Campbell
First Shot in Tariff Debate Fired Today
In Washington on March 22, Payne the minority leader and Ways and Means chairman opened the tariff debate in the House. He said the country overwhelmingly favors a protective tariff and that American policy seems to have broad public acquiescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Payne
Minnority
Committee On Ways and
Missing Balloon Story Stirs Calif Family Search
Prominent balloon America tale yields no word as March 22 reports say Captain Mueller and five companions vanished after Saturday departure. Scouting parties and search efforts surge into mountainous terrain amid dangerous conditions, with no confirmed clues yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aminelaved
Lad Ataelem
Calif
Mueller
Missouri May Have Statewide Prohibition Fight Parade
St Louis district WCTU outlines a two week program with a lobbying delegation led by Mrs F M H Ingala set to depart for Jefferson City to press for statewide prohibition. Leaders express confidence in Senator Peel of Atchison County’s proposal advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
F MH. Ingala
Jefferson City
Peel
Atchison County
Wanor
Missouri
Bull pledges $100000 to recover kidnapped boy
Frank H Bull, a Sharon iron and steel magnate and uncle of eight year old abductee W. M. Whitla, says he will spend $100,000 to recover the kidnapped boy. Despite an overnight search, no trace of the boy has been found and the father has not responded to inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axsociated Press
Sharon
Frank H Bull
Iron and Steel
W. M. Whitla
Dolla
Senate creates two new standing committees in reform
Washington March 22 the senate filed all vacancies on the standing committees and created two powerful new panels a committee on public expenditures and a committee on the conservation of natural resources both named with authority as reform moves in Congress these bodies will oversee spending and natural resource policy in the capital city context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Senate Today
Kansas Methodists Oppose Football at Baker University
The South Kansas conference of the Methodist church in Coffeyville today voted against restoring football at Baker University in Baldwin Kansas. The decision reflects the church’s stance on athletics at the Methodist Episcopal college and ends ongoing discussions about fielding a team at Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prem
Insurance notice from Cherokee Investment Co urges prompt action
A fragmented ad warns readers that neglecting insurance endangers homes and family duties. It emphasizes immediate insured protection through Cherokee Investment Co, stating delays are dangerous and urging action to secure coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Investment CO
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J. C. Senneht
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Anna Chandler
M Stevens
Mildred Goodger
Henrietta Patton
Mevars
Arthir Rodman
Tom Walker
Cam Proningif
Jautnyt
Karl Walker
Tom Ridgway
Will Behlicht
Robert Chandler
PROM
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Clark
W. F Thomgaun
Muskvere
Harry Alitebell
Seneca
W. P. McClellan
Ed Stanley
Marrs Addition
J. M. Young
Woodley
J. Munt and Son
Sapulpa
Imogins
Gene Englehart
G. H. Terlush
Porland
Vox Dannenberg
Cantler
Fire National
Chelsea
Dewey Sheehan
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Lanta
Gorge Carlock
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Centralia
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Eyrnute
Huma Dupre
Albla
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Garland Marrs Will Rewire the Place of City Editor of the Chiefain
Julien
Mew
BP Parker
Chetpea
Janes White
Oxwego
Franklin
Nelson Oliver
Sidney Smith Sundly
C. Holland
Max
St. Louie
Lndies
Methodist Church
Barrett
Wilken
TJ. Wilson
Tadependence
Kana
Mies Pauling Kelley
Mise Josephine Parker
Mies Bertham Thomason
Munkagee
Methodiateburga
Marrett
PF. G. Cowan
Mini Blair
Deontar
Wash
Cherokee Investment Company
Emily Waterson
Auditorum
Und Presbyterian Church
Mire
Oborn
Ladies Ald Society
Onnetise
Ruth
Potson
Modernl Lofty Wit Co
America
Senate
Kansas Methodists
Louis Gcagr
Halsell Building
W. B. Crawfor
Osthot and Electric Therapeutist
North Wilson Street
James S. Davenpow
New Halsell
William T. Aye
Scott Bldg
DR. C. S. Neer
Toma
Ofice
Raymond Hone Hey
C. W. “Day
Empire Block
Mareb
JF Waship Jt
Bell Fess le
Tor
Vintyy
Lewis Rogers
Undertaker
Holt
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