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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
3
Ethel Lingler, heiress to Millersville’s biggest bank, proclaims superiority and a restless reformer’s zeal. Her social hauteur alienates peers while Oscar Farwell, a leading law firm prospect, challenges her view with blunt honesty and a plan to pull her down to earth.
Mrs Cox complains her seashore wardrobe went to the cleaners badly ruining a bathing suit. An unknown buyer offers to purchase the suit for three dollars after learning of its fading and repair, with the messenger fee leaving a 15 cent profit for Mr Cox. Mrs Cox vows to avoid discussing bathing suits and blames Cousin Emma.
J A Rickart reports a quiet week with 140 cars last week and 57 today. Prices show little change across cattle hogs and sheep with feeders waiting for cheaper feed. heavy hogs $8.00-$8.20, lights $8.30-$8.45, lambs $6.50 top, yearlings $4.60, sheep $4.35-$4.60, cows $3.50-$4.10. Run today 4,000 head, market down 5-10 but close steady.
Walter Whiteside brought to the stage in Israel Zangwill's The Melting Pot with a Chicago and New York run praised by critics. The article highlights Whiteside's rise from obscurity to leading actor after fifteen years leading his own company and his breakthrough with Debler and Company in the Zangwill play.
The garment workers strike involving about forty thousand in Chicago’s clothing trade was settled this afternoon. Details were not released. It is expected the workers will return to their machines on Monday.
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