Local And Personal News From Vinita Daily
The column lists residents and visitors in Vinita including J W Sanders from Tulsa, Charley Wheat from Ivor, and many others visiting for business, meetings, or family. Notable items include the county commissioners meeting, a new electric sign at Grand Centre, and multiple travelers to Sapulpa Bartlesville Claremore Muskogee and Tulsa for work. A burglar stole 24 dollars in tools from the Warren building, and marriages include Albert Matney and Miss Jimmie Connell in Pryor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
J. W. Sanders
Tulsa
Charley
Ivor
John A. Wise
Wm. Warner
Okoee
T. J. Wilson
Peoples Grocery
Chanute
L. S Warden
Chelsea
Bartlesville
L. K. Cone
Isineas
Aire
L. W. Marks
Sapulpa Jis
Bret Burnett
John Choutest
Harpe
Kans
Bluejacket
A. Davidson
Claremore
Okinulgee
Otis Tittle
Muskogee
Jim Flynn
AL Mandino
Garland Marrs
James
Davenport
Waslington
Congress
RK. J. Campbell
Oklayma
Nat Skinner
Coffeyville
A. Z. Green
Warren Pilding
Wright
Williams
Weatherly
M. Lionberger
Big Farm North
J. J. Hughes
Frank Thompson
Honolulu
Yanila
United States
Logan
Postal Telegraph Company
Vinita
Loga
Little Rock
Vinita notes visitors arrests and local events
A long list of city visitors includes D C Powers of Muskogee and Mrs Addis A Brown with trips to Par sons Sapulpa and Kansas City. J J Nybarger returns to mobility with crutches after an ankle injury. Sam Crockett faces larceny charges in county jail. Various residents and guests from Muskogee Claremore Chelsea Miami and Sapulpa are mentioned along with meetings, dances and club events. A barn fire on Grand River area killed horses and hay.
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A. L. Churchill
Kansas City
J. J. Nybarger
Sam Crockett
Blue Jacket
C. Kuhn
Clyde McGary
Juarez
Mexico
Kuhn
Fort Branch
Jim Thompson
Trinidad
Colo
Hughes
Thompson
Colorado
Dee Trott
R. D. Fulton
Coffeyville
Kans
Henry Brime
Parks
Frisco
Parker Plaza
J. K. Taylor
W. FP. Thurman
Fifteenth
Arkoras
van Buren
Davis
Thurman
Ruston
Wile
C. d. Eliot
M. R. Chapman
Walter Winn
Prank Ford
Wi Todd
Prom
Malone
Pryor
G. W. Karnes
Muskogee
Churchitl
Claremore
J. M. Keys
County Election Board
Court House
J.C. Starr
Parsons
Simmere
Nowats
W. Jf. Condor
C. W. Batt
Oswego
R. W. McSpaddon
Tod
Deniaen
Tex C. W. Jones
Big Cabin
KR. P. Latanan
Bartlesville
J. T. Sanderson and
Insane Asylum
Will Meeks
Chickasha
Sam Meeks
Grand River
Billy Friend
Wednesday Bridge Club
L. F. Parker
North Park
Local Notes From Estella and Vicinity This Week
Sam Tattersall shipped a coal car to Miami this week. George Calvert and family visited Frank James in Centralia on Saturday. Mrs. Mollie Downing attended land business in Vinita. Frank Hold and family were in Vis ita Tuesday. Mrs. Brown, a Shawnee, fell on ice and died last Sunday. burial at Longtail cemetery Tuesday. she was sister of Albert Paschal. Mr. Parker of Pawpaw Mining visited Cen tralia Saturday and Sunday. Frank Hold sells hay press. Mrs Tooley and daughter Ella were in Vinita Friday. Joe Terrel works for T. P. Harp this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella
Sam Tattersall
Miami
George Calvert
Centralia
Frank James
Mollie Downing
Vinita
Frank Hold
Visita
Brown
Longtail
Albert
Paschal
Mr. Parker
Pawpaw Mining Company
Tooley
Ella
Jin Vinita
Joe Terrel
T. P. Harp
Kansas City Stock Market Report By J A Rickart
Canners and cutters priced from 2.50 to 5.00 per cwt with varied quality. Stockers and feeders shown at 2.20 to 5.50 hundredweight with weights 700 to 800 pounds. Fresh cows and springers listed up to 50.00, hogs trading lower by ten to twenty cents from prior week. top today 6.05 with most between 6.40 and 6.50. Receipts moderate and market tone mixed amid quality variation.
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Medum
Asod Nair
Ld Vedeassantees
SAO
Ead
Kansas City Cattle Market Slips Amid Light Receipts
Cattle prices edge up briefly as small run of 7,000 head prompts firmer early action. Hog and sheep trades weaken after a week of losses with distant March expectations predicting lower cattle receipts across markets. Supplies from Nebraska and Colorado shape the week, led by quiet bidding and cautious packers.
Oklahoma City Stock Prices Passage in 1900s Market Report
Purished by the Frank Witherspoon Live Stock Commission Company Oklahoma City March 28 Prices show an upward trend over Tuesday with steady today. Receipts include medium to heavy beef cattle selling up to 6.00 and good heavy kinds 7.85 to 5.95. Calves steady. fat cows 4.50 to 5.00. bulls steady. prime steers 6.00 to 6.20. middle range 4.75 to 6.00. cows 3.50 to 5.00.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Six Leading Railroads Exempt by Commission
Six of the leading Oklahoma railroads including the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Katy Iron Mountain Frisco and Santa Fe Western were exempted from a general office order for six months by a corporation commission. The decision may lift similar relief for other lines and carry potential revocation if futures fail to furnish required information. Guerrilla warfare abandoned in Mexico. decree reorganizes the republic into seven states with surging promises of pensions and a new military command structure. Supreme Court takes up capital removal case. Guthrie argues for keeping the capital in Guthrie while Oklahoma City presses to move it.
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Okahoma City
Mar
Oklaoma
Siti Fe
Katy
Iron Mountain
Frisco
Pt. Smilth and Western
General Office
Courlaston
Supreme Court
Hue
Commission
Orier
Aukpension
Iil
Furblah
Hollen
Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Mexican Indorrectos
Franclea
Madero
Republic of Mexico
Inuregent
Lag
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Guthrie Papers Consolidate and Rebrand
Guthrie State Capital and Guthrie Leader merge their business and goodwill. Leslie G. Niblack of the Leader purchases the consolidated entity. Guthrie will issue a single afternoon newspaper, the Daily Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Guthrie State Capital
Guthrie Leader
Leslie G. Niblack
Leader
Snt
I Daily Leader
Sooners to Debate Missouri in upcoming contest
Norway Oklahoma March 30 Oklahoma plans a third debate with the University of Missouri after meetings with Kansas and Colorado. Over twenty men entered the preliminary contest for team selection, led by Chemp Clark of Bowling Green Missouri.
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Sooners
Missouri
Norway
Okla
Kansas
Colorado
University of Missouri
Counsers
Natice
Chemp Clark
Bowling Green
Oklahoma
The
State University
Elton B. Hut
Earl Foster
Peyton
Brown
Claude Rosenstein
R. R. Pruet
Jess Saunders
William Cone
Earl Christmas
Chas. L. Smith
William J. Armstrong
Phil Baldwin
Harold Edwards
Barnes McCain
Roscoe Cox
Frank K. Smith
Alys Webb
Frank Howe
M. L. McCance
Wilkins B. Garratt
C. C. Williams
Marcus W. Truitt
B. Tl. West
New Ways and Means Committee 15 at Work
Washington D C March 29 With many new and old members arriving in the house and the new rules committee meeting daily the Ways and Means chair Underwood prepares data on wool and cotton tariff schedules for submission to the committee Weeks of Massachusetts is discussed as a potential whip candidate Tilson of Connecticut is tipped to succeed Dwight of New York as republican whip Speaker-to-be Clark consults with majority members on the Democratic outlook Bell of Georgia and Gardner of Texas likely continue as Democratic whip and assistant whip Jol G McTenry of Pennsylvania is a candidate to head the Democratic caucus succeeding Clayton of Alabama
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
New Rules Committee
Underwood
Bow Ways and Means
Calleus
Jhotse
Capitol
Massachusetts
Weeks
Massiolimcotts
Citieus
Ttis
Tilson
Connecticut
Dwight
New York
Clark
Bell
Georgia
Gardner
Texas
Missionary Society Meets At Home Of President
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Hether’s home on Tuesday afternoon March 28. The gathering featured a round table discussion prompted by presbytery talks with the pastor supplying helpful information for future reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Hether
W. C. Davis
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Probate 2179 Craig County Oklahoma
Notice is given that guardian Joseph S. Hunt will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash on or after April 17, 1911, in Vinita Oklahoma the lands of Henry L. Mant, Anna Mant, Nettle Hunt and Evan J. Hoaf minors. The property lies in Section 3 Township 25 North Range 18 East containing 100 acres more or less. Bids must be in writing with $100 cash or 18 percent of bid if over $1,000, filed with the County Court Judge or guardian by the sale date, and must describe the estate bid for. sale is cash on confirmation and delivery of deed. The guardian may reject any bid. Dated March 29, 1911. JOSEPH S. HUNT, W. B. DEPUB, Attorney for Guardian.
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Craig
Oklghome
Henry L. Hue
Adana
Nettle J. Uwaot
Ryan RB
Anid Infiant
Hickest
Cnah
Eubleet
Anid Trenry L
Anna & Mant
Nettle L. Hunt
Evan J. Hoaf
State of
Oklahoma
Indian Base
Meridian
Helen EB. Hunt
Guardian
Joseph
Hunt
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Yep
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Aftan
H.R. Clark
Wimer
W. C. Marrs
Bart Gordon
Sapulpa
M. Reese
J. 2. Thompson
Big Cavin
Tae Todd
Willard H. Weyles
Mulsa
H. Biggers
Shawnee
Cobb
Frank Purdy
John Clinkscales
W. Cook
Manhattan
George Cost’ Fey
W. P. Thompson
B. McManus
Delaware
Albert Matney
Jimmie Connell
Alderton
Keokuk
Sam Parks
Amos Stoalabarger
H. C. Schulte
Interational Bank & Trust Company
Joseph A. Gill
McClintock
Seneca
Campbell
Adah
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Laura Darrough
Tlinois
Wilson
South Avenue
Vann
Scraper
Mre
Henry, Ballard
Afton
J. ¢. Carroll
Tulsi
Guy Neal
Maryville
A. K. Wilder
W. E. Milton
Muskoget
W. I. Tarrant
Deniken
George L. Bennett
A. Beck
Clem McSpadden
Tom Gray
Shanahan & Mitchell
J. A. Brause
Lonoke
Ark
A. W. Herron
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Tarrant
H. Willace
L. V. Tindell
W. T. McNewry
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Thdwell
Biks Lodge
A. L. Clairehill
W. E. Hatsell
Seymour Fiddle
Towa
Kangas
Emporia
M. Stephens
Seminole
A. Hradley
Geneve
Howard
Holmboe
I. A. Jacobsen
Jacobsen
al Alleger
George Helan
Joplin Globe
Vinita Athletic Club
J. A. Rickart
AONE
Ecoo
Kansas City Stork
Chicago
Soteliers
Nebraska
Heey Hoger
Frank Witherspoon
Nth Park
J. . Ray Mit
J. JH. Winer
W. B. Depub
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