Local News Roundup From Vinita City
S R Lewis from Tulsa and many visitors from Miami Pryor Claremore Tahlequah and Kansas City. Townspeople attend weddings engagements school closings and social clubs. Oil from Vinita refinery ships to Cyril while Dr Brown returns with bride.
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S. R. Lewis
Tulsa
Luther Moore
Seneca
J. W. Bailey
Miami
J. H. Langley
Pryor
J. Losdon
Vinita
C. B. Edwards
Oswego
R. D. Pollard
Clarelore
H. Doyle
T. J. McCauley
Walkingstick
Tahlequah
Guy Spencer
Kansas City
W. J. McIntosh
Bristow
W. E. Wolfe
J. W. Sanders
Springfield
W. W. Shaw
Claremore
Preston
Davis
J. H. Wimner
Slater McClure
W. H. Voyles
Cherokee National Bank
Jim and
Rich Robinson
Adeline
Frank Smith
G. Starr
Bucha
Williams
Lucile Milford
Gayle Scott
Columbia
Stephens College
Grand Theatre
the Elks
Elks
Cyril
Okla
Lucy Tolbert
Oklahoma City
Carl Croninger
Dr. Brown
Big Cabin
Kentucky
Vernon Gilstrap
Miami Commercial College
Glaas
Lamar’s Remains Moved Toward Afton After Mangum Death
Tuesday's Daily Review notes J. Lamar and wife with J. Sims and Miss Sims escorting the body of Mr. Lamar’s son, who died Monday at Mangum. A Frisco wreck delayed travel, forcing an overnight layover at here. Rev. Lamar, formerly of Afton, accompanied the party en route.
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Afton
J. 5
Lamar
J. Sims
Miss Sims
Mr. Lamar
Mangum
Rev. Lamar
Lovelady and Allen Wed at Brother's Home
Mrs Lara Allen and Dr Benton Lovelady were married at the home of her brother W B Wolfe with Rev J M Miller officiating. The ceremony was a small family gathering followed by luncheon. The couple will visit Rochester Minn for post graduate study before returning to Oklahoma to start their home.
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W. B. Wolfe
Lara Allen
Benton Lovelady
J. M. Miller
Rochester
Minn
Okomal
Kansas City Stock Yards Cattle and Hog Market Report
Kansas City stock yards report cattle receipts shortened last week then recovered. Prices steady to strong with top steers about 6.15 and cows 3.75 to 5.15. hogs run 11,000 today, top 5.95, bulk 5.80 to 5.90. Export demand rising, lard exports up, sheep and goats rising. fire damaged sheep barns but business continues.
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Colorado
Slaugster
Germany
Oklahoma City Markets Stock Summary Tonight
Oklahoma City markets report varied receipts with prices slipping on cattle and pork. Top cattle reached 85.25 for grown heavy steers. good fat cows around 4.45. feeders 4.75 to 4.55. calves 4.85 to 5.85 per hundredweight. stockers and feeders 2.76 to 4.00. overall demand weak as demoralized wholesale buyers press prices lower amid high receipts.
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Oxtithame
Teleas
Ney Aico
Ketchum News Roundup Shows Local Moves and Visits
Ketchum report notes a new cabinet at the post office and Bear Hoff buying a buggy. Real estate men have visited, Tom Blanton returned from Washington, and Corbet Thompson called on Miss Pearl Haines. Churchgoers and local visits fill a Sunday list with several residents traveling or moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Hoff
Tom Blanton
Washington
Corbet Thompson
Miss Pearl Haines
Advent Church
Chandler
Dr. Mazel
J. D. Sexton
Big Cabin
John Colbert
Spavnaw
Children Day Exercises at Timson Chapel Draw Crowd
ESTELLA Miss Magale Falling returned from Tulsa visiting relatives. A large crowd attended the children day exercises at Timson chapel last Sunday under Superintendent Miss May Hilderbrand. Mr Butler addressed parents on child duty. Visitors Shenick and wife and Mrs Taylor were at George Calvert's. Asteria expects oil drillers this week. Oats and garden need rain badly.
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Magale Falling
Tulsa
Timson Chapel
May Hilderbrand
Butler
1Foyl
Shenick
Taytor
Timber Hill
George Calvert
Asteria
Demand for Adulterated Feed Tags Moves Across States
Oklahoma City May 24 Demand for tags for adulterated feed stuffs is rising as manufacturers register products with the state board and apply for tags to meet the new law. Manufacturers must register, list component parts, pay 10 cents per ton, and purchase tags to sell in Oklahoma. Noncompliance risks fines from 100 to 500 dollars for first offenses and 7500 to 1000 dollars for subsequent offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklatou
City
State Board of Nenesitave
Pew
Imanufacturers
Oklahom
Retail Men's Association Meets at Commercial Club Rooms
The Retail Men's Association held an enthusiastic meeting at the Commercial Club rooms last night with about twenty five members present. Topics included plans for the Fourth of July celebration and the building of a cotton gin, left to the Commercial Club to arrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Men's Association
Comercial Club
Vinita Retail
Commaretal Club
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice of sale under a county court order in Craig County Oklahoma guardian of Freeda E Chamberlin to sell private sale for cash subject to court confirmation. lands described in Section 21 Township 25 North Range 20 East. bids in writing with one third cash in sealed envelope to guardian or County Clerk. sale all cash upon confirmation and deed delivery. May 1 1911. Robert L Chamberlin guardian. W I Voyles attorney.
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County of
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Freeda E. Chamberlin
Freeda
Chamberlin
Section
Township
Range
Vinita
Crale County
Robert L. Chamberlin
Guardian
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