Funeral services for A. B. Nichols held at Baptist church
Funeral conducted by Rev Barney for A B Nichols, an honored Woodmen member, at the Baptist church with Morning Ladies Aid in attendance. Numerous locals and visitors from Vinita and nearby towns joined. weather unsettled with rain or snow forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
A. Bi. Nichols
Baptist Church
Woodmen
Nichols
G. W. Reeves
Tulsa
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. A. Scott
Joplin
EB. Moss
Vinita
Mra
Sam Y. Cobl
Chelsea
Eugene Hall
Passing of James T Thompson in Colorado dies at 28
James T Thomseon son of Hiley Thompson formerly of Vinita died in Trinidad Colorado on March 24 1912 after a long tuberculosis illness. He served in the United States Navy on the battleship New York and was discharged at Marine Hospital Seattle. He leaves a wife one child and a large family and is remembered as a fighter who bore up to the end.
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Jas. T. Thomseon
Hiley
Thompson
Vinta
Trinidad
Colo
Odd Fellows
Rev. Butler
Baptist Church
Pall Board
United States Navy
New York
Samupoon
Marine Hospital
Seattle
Vinita
Colorado
Memorial for a Soldier Named Randolph Cook
A eulogistic memory recounts Randolph Cook, a long serving figure, who died after a lifelong journey marked by faith and duty. The piece describes his calm end at about ten o clock, farewell to family, and being laid to rest beneath pines after a soldierly life. It honors his faith, service, and the respect of those who loved him, concluding with prayers for rest and peace.
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Thompson
Solddiers
Fim
Evangeline
Randolph Cook
Huser Leading For Nomination In Third District
Welvetka visitor W A Huser of Okemah campaigns for the Democratic nomination for Congress from Oklahoma’s third district. Huser, Okfuskee county judge, with county and Hughes county backing, claims strong support in the southern end and vows to win or be defeated on merit. Judge Huger plans an active campaign and will visit Vinita to meet local Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mah
Huser
Okfuskee County
Spencer County
Indiana
Tlyser
Hughes County
James
Huger
Vinita
Democrate
University Graduate Makes Good in Oklahoma State Service
Robert H. Riley, class of 1910 Oklahoma University graduate, serves as chief clerk and first assistant in the state department of health in Oklahoma City. He led a campaign against meningitis and advocates tuberculosis treatment, also penning a Pellagra pamphlet with patient photos now bound for university medical school reference.
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Robert H. Riley
Oklahoma University
Riley
State Department of Health
Headquarerers
Oklahoma City
Miley
Oklahoma
University Medical School
Kansas City Stock Yards cattle and hog markets seen steady rise
Kansas City stock yards report a 9 000 head Monday run with cattle prices steady to firmer and hogs advancing. top natives around 8 00, hogs up to 7 55, sheep and lambs setting new highs for the year with lambs near 7 75 per head. Market notes expect more cattle supplies this week, despite earlier shipping delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Weekly Chieftain Subscriptions Offer Ends 1913
The Weekly Chieftain is available until January Tet, 1913, for a price of 50 cents. The notice highlights a limited time subscription rate and invites readers to secure a copy before the offer expires.
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Chieftain
Annual Examinations for Common School Diplomas
First period April 11 12 and second period May 16 17. Eighth grade diploma holders gain entrance to city or county high schools University Preparatory Schools Girls Industrial Institute School of Mines A M College district Agricultural Schools and State Normal Schools. Exams at Centralia Welch Bluejacket Vinita Big Cabin White Oak. Require average of 75 with no grade below 60. If failing to pass, may retain all grades 85 and above and complete remaining branches next year. $122. The fifty head of selected breeding cattle to be sold at Fredonia Kansas April 10 1912 descend from three Shorthorn herds and Imported Collynie.
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Girla’ Industrial Institute
School of Mines
A. & M. College
District Agricultural Schools
Centralia
Welch
Bluejacket
Vinita
Big Cabin
White Oak
Fredonia
Kansan
America
Wilson Vote Was Confirmed In 1908 Campaign
Washington report clears Governor Wilson of a false claim that he did not vote in 1908. A Mercer county clerk polling book showing Wilson voted was corrected after an incomplete record circulated. The Times and Trenton Evening News corroborate the error, noting the source, record, and counteraffidavits from election officers.
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Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Texas
Iowa
Wilson
New Jersey
Bryan
Kern
Gore
Trenton Evening News
Frank L. Mayes
Pensacola Journal
the Times
Mercer County
Princeton
Election Board
Charles
H. Gallagher
James R. Nugent
Spavindaw Items Include Visits, Dance and Land Sale
Spavinaw notes record Mr and Mrs Frank Large visiting their son Bert and family on Lynch's Prairie Thursday. Leonard Simmons and Ray Payton of Lynch's Prairie spent Thursday in town and dined with Mr and Mrs H J Payton. A grand dance at the hall last Friday drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Uncle B Scarbrough bought a tract of land from Mrs Tiney west, surveyed by John Day, and plans to plant a vineyard. The old mill, built 76 years ago, still grinds corn meal. Jack Hildred and wife with Roe Cunningham attended court in Pryor last week. Newt West visited Mike Mary Coglazier Sunday evening.
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Frank Large
Spavinaw
Bert
Lynch's Prairie
Leonard Simmons
Little Ray Payton
Lynch’s Prairie
Tool
H. J. Payton
Frank Strome
P. C. Morgan
H. D. Payton
B. Scarbrough
Tiney West
John Day
Uncle B
Newt West
Mike Mary
Coglazier
Jack Hildred
Roe Cunningham
Pryor
General merchandise for land or income property in Vinita
Up to date stock of general merchandise offered in exchange for good land near Vinita or income property in Vinita. Inquiries welcome at the Chieftain office to discuss trade options and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
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F. B. Bannister
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Rich Hill
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A. G. Marrs
C. A. Riddle
Jay Ray
Cully Wood
Wood-Ray Stock Company
Lige Henderson
Hall
Piaee
Sia
United States
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J. J. Lané
Muskogee
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W. M. Gilmore
D. M. Yann
Willis Woody
Afton
Pearl Bluejacket
Jay
Frank Purdy
Chalsea
L. V. Gray
M. B. Bazel
Stillwater
George Kelley
Asylum For the Insane
Ed Sharp
Hickman
Captain"Barrett
Dean Wilbur
Jessie Robbing
B. W. Baker
Parsons
Virrita Hotel
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Claremore
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Hesterla
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A. Walton
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W. G. Masterson
Brom
A. BE. Thompson
Adair
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George Warren
Miss Mabel
Harry Swartz
Harry Mead
Wichita
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J. ©. Wilkinson
Claud Chandler
J. S. Martin
South Acraper Street
Maser
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Marshall Stevens
J. C. Olson
Parvians Business College
W. B. Coley
Preston S. Davis
Circle No
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Claude Lewis
South
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Atton
W. A. Walton
Miami
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J. W. Smith
Wagoner
the Grand
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Chouteau
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G. A. Tally
Clinton
Claude
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Mina, Clark
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Shamrock
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Blake Gore
Spalding Implement
R. W. Clayton
Seymour Dodson
G. M. Welch
A. R. Beaty
A. W. Herron
Mable Shepardson
W. H. Deck
Kingston
Okla
James T. Thompson
BH. W. James
Welvetka
Winita
WA. Huser
Oke
Kansas
J. A. Rickart
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