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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1911

Page

6

Rising Use of Fertilizers in United States

The article outlines sharp growth in US fertilizer use from 1890 to 1910, with import values rising from 5.5 million to 40 million dollars and domestic output surging from 6.5 million to about 10.75 million. It notes major import sources like Chile for nitrate, Germany for potash, and Belgium and others for phosphates, plus a proliferation of fertilizer establishments and rising production costs and materials.

United States Bureau of Statistics Department of Commerce and Labor Geological Survey Census Office Chile Germany Belgium Austria- Hungary Japan Peru United Kingdom Mexico Netherlands Dutch West Indies Urguny Venezuela Oceania French Guiana British Oceania Canada

State Charters Issued for Oklahoma Corporations

Oklahoma City records May charter issuances for several firms including Southwestern Laboratory Products of Oklahoma City with $10,000 capital and listed directors, Starlight Mining and Devilsomiet of Madill with $20,000 capital, Ratclif-Sanders Grover of Vinita with $250,000 capital, Lick Creek Mining of Davis with $25,000, Lucinda Oil and Gas of Bartlesville with $20,000, First Christian Church of Welch trustees, Southwestern Supply of Guthrie capital cut to $2,000, and Olympia Oil of Muskogee capital cut to $5,000, listing numerous directors and location details.

Oklahoma City Hays Ben P. Harrison Southwestern Laboratory Products Company Capital George A. Crowell George A. Michel W. F. Langriil Starlight Mining and Devilsomiet Madill J. E. Moon A. Vandervort J. W. Vandervort Rat Davis T. H. Slover N. L. Hale K. A. Vaughn R. Blythe John W. Williams Lucinda of and Gas Company Bartlesville Gail Samuels Parkersburg W. Va R. R. Glasgow 8. G. McGee First Christ Church of Welch O. T. Roberts C. D. Newman M. 8. Panter Southwestern Supply Company Guthrie George Hench Flora C. Wright W. W. Wright Olympia Ofl Company Muskogee J. D. Ward J, Thomas Thomas F. Crosby

Taft Honored by Philadelphia Medical Club Reception

The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports President Taft received a grand testimonial banquet and reception from the Medical Club of Philadelphia and physicians across Pennsylvania. The piece praises his humanitarian work, medical knowledge, and support for public health, noting calls for a possible federal health department though not explicit. It highlights Taft's firsthand view of sanitation efforts in the Philippines Cuba Porto Rico the canal zone and as secretary of war.

Taft United States Medical Club of Philadelphia Pennsyvania Unitedtates Phillippines Cuba Porto Rico Canal Journal The American Medical Association

Commission Sets Profits for Cherokee Lumber Firms

Oklahoma City May 12 commission orders a limit of 15 percent profit with no minimum for Cherokee companies following lumber trust hearings. The ruling aligns with a district court finding timber is a public business and prices should be regulated by the commission.

Oklahoma City Lumber Trust Cherokee Okla Corporation Commission District Court

Inventions and Industry of the Americas in 1850

From Lands of the Slave and the Free Henry A. Murray notes American ingenuity in wood machinery and seamless bag manufacture. Dr Cyrus Baldwin’s process at Stark Mills operates 126 self acting looms, each making 47 bags daily about three and a half feet long, used mainly for flour and grain, reflecting national pride in domestic innovation.

Republic Americas Cyrus Baldwin Stark Mills Henry A. Murray

French plan to guard prehistoric finds in Byales area

France moves to halt removal of cave drawings and tools from Dordogne. Foreign archaeologists reportedly exported many objects. A bill before parliament proposes a protective framework including a new museum at Eyzies and rules over church artifacts libraries and manuscripts.

Department of Fine Art Byales Dordogne Eyzies

Dr Wilfred Grenfell Narrow Escape From Iceberg

Medical missionary Dr Wilfred Grenfell, after eighteen years in Labrador, spent a holiday at Parkgate Cheshire. An iceberg broke adrift carrying him and several dogs to sea. With no help, rescue came from a passing steamer after he sacrificed food to save the others and two more dogs were killed for warmth. The berg drifted into shipping lanes and Grenfell was saved at the last moment.

Labrador Wilfred Grenfell Parkgate Cheshire Dr. Grenfell

First Lesson for Child on Obedience and Honor

The text argues that early obedience should be learned with conscience so the instinct endures beyond fear. Obedience must grow from honor and respect, becoming a source of pleasure and wholesome pride as it becomes character.

Delaware Patriarch Hosts Large Christmas Dinner

In Wilmington Delaware a family patriarch entertained at Christmas with 32 children plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Eight large turkeys fed the memorable gathering. The tenacious paterfamilias has remarried three times and, at sixty five, begun a final stretch adding seven more children including twins.

Delaware Wilmington Del

Court brokers letter arouses Supreme Court interest

Washington May 13 officials await action by the United States supreme court on a market letter from J S Bache & Co urging decision on the State Old and tobacco trust cases. The letter is seen as a bold communication to the justices. Brokers hope to influence the decision while noting the court’s recess timing and possible fall term rulings. Some urge that the letter could be cited as contempt if the court deemed it improper.

Washington, D. C United States Supreme Court New York Bache & C Supreme Court Sean Wellington Rapeee & Vaie Roosevelt Wall Street Interstate Commerce Commission Bache & Co

Four men attempt Breckinridge bank robbery thwarted

Four men attempted to rob the Breckinridge Bank in Breckinridge Oklahoma on May 15 but failed. A pursuing posse chased them as bystanders watched a tense scene unfold.

Breckinridge Bank Breckinridge, Oklo Breckinridge

Estella and Nearby Residents Update

Estella and Blater residents returned home after visiting relatives. Mrs Hall came home from Vinita. Mrs Hibbs remains very ill. A few Estella residents attended the cornival. A large crowd gathered at Estella to watch a ball game. Hayden boys did not appear. Various locals travel for visits and events, with prize news including jewelry and awards. A program was well received and residents look forward to next year’s teacher appointment.

Estella Walter Notley Blater G. PF. Hall Vinita Hibbs Aanta Estella Buedar Haygee Gatella Hayden Boys Olah Miter Wire Mollie Downing Grand Hivwr Lillard Joe Hild

Overrules Demurrers in Beef Trust Case in Chicago

May 12 Chicago packers demurrers in the beef trust case were overruled by Judge Carpenter of the U S district court. He ruled the Sherman antitrust law as attacked is constitutional and upheld the indictment charging Ogden Armour and other packers with violations.

Chicago Til Chicago Packers Beef Trust Carpenter United States District Court Ogden Armour

Mayes arraigned for trial in Tulsa federal court

William Mayes of Muskogee, a land dealer, was arraigned in Tulsa federal court on a conspiracy to defraud the government charge. Defense opening statements were presented and adjourned to today. Mayes allegedly disposed of Indian lands near Muskogee in violation of restricted land sale laws and faces additional charges of using the mails to defraud in Tulsa and Muskogee.<

Tulsa Okla Muskogee William Mayes Mayes

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State Chartera Commission Arkansas City Kans Osage County Oklahoma Here Midland Valley St. Louis San Francisco Telephone Parker - Wie OD Gullos Mayes DR. C Neer Oreman Stubblefield, D.M.D Scott Building William T. Rye Vinita Louis Bagby Hassell Building Vinita Oklahoma H. C. Holderman International Land Investment Co Gulf Coast Lands Vinita A. W. Herron Barrett Building South Wilson Street Adair Street Gaylord N Land ‘Titles Theo. D. B Frear Cherokee Building G. C. Burch C. C. Heidtman Wimer Vinita, Okia C. W. Day Empire Block F. L. Hughson R. L. Mitchell Robert J. Miller F. L. Marney Webb Bros Vinita, Okla R. E. Moss Florist W. B. Depue Court House James Davenport Vinita Oklahoma Ofice New Halsell Bldg W. H. McCann Notary Public Kinnison and Hollow E. M. Henderson Riddle Building J. T. Ragan & CO
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