Chieftain changes hands in Oklahoma print plant sale
W. El Verity of Shawnee acquires the D. M. Marre Printing Co plant for about $8,000. The deal transfers the print shop, including a gear-driven type machine, and the paper is expected to shift to a Republican stance with solid party backing in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EL Verity
Shawnee
Oklahom
D. M. Marre Printing Co
Prinn Ie
Tie No
Morgen
Qvery Parth
Polar
Ope
Rebowt
Weiderstood
Tain
Verity
Oper
Loans Made by State Department in Wool Ending Nov 20 1909
A state report lists loans issued by the School Land Commission to multiple borrowers across Oklahoma. Names include George Randolph Rush Springs $1000 and Gov T Motely Hollis $2400, with totals totaling 917450. The loans span counties such as Pickerel, Payne, Canadian and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Olli
George Randolph
Rush Springs
Brady County
Gov.t. Motley
Hollis
Harmon County
David ‘T. Witt
Vinita
Craig County
Theo
P. Boal
Aphland
Pittsburgh
William P. Nevk
Fawn
McIntush
Etha G. Adaimo
Aimes
Major
Thos
T. Murrah
Tecumseh
Pottawatomie
Matda B. Ball
Oklahoma City
Texan
Bounty
Warnes M. Nuff
Carney
Lancely
Arthur & Parr
Monre
Cleveland
Wiliam
Local Notes From Weekend City and County
A garbled report lists residents visiting in Finite and nearby districts. It mentions Jim Tellews’ boy with a Drainover and a land claim, Clarence Millikan and spouse in Cabin, and T. M. Buffington renting a farm to Oliver Morgan. Karah Cooper in Joplin aids her ill son James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Tellew
Boye
Misnet Fen Howere
Sallie Mame
Infinita
Kim Grove
Clarence Millikan
Tmanty
Galena
Struk
T. M. Buffington
Oliver Morgan
Joe Rogers
Manity Vinind Relaves
Vitiita
Karah Cooper Ie
Joplin
James
Melvin Huggins
John Caldwell
Hyelenskeetip
Serons
Tover
Carroll thaw moves tailor Ingehop into new hall building
G P Carroll moves thin tailor Ingehop into the new Hall building at 147 South Wilson Street. Half of the building will be occupied by Cherokee Investment Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Carroll Thaw
Ingehop
New Hall
South Wilson Street
Cherokeee Investment Company
Tattooed escapees from McAlester prison described
Guthrie November 22 Warden Dick of the McAlester state penitentiary issues a pamphlet with photos and descriptions of thirteen convicts who fled since February. Tattoos include a dagger sailing ship and the phrase In God We Trust. Warden offers $60 rewards for each capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklo
McAlester
Kurieue
Dia
Charles D. Fox
Pawnee
John D. Wilson
George Bailey
J. J. Hallimond
Bosen
Tulsa
Connor
Oklahoma Attorney Fatally Injured in Beaver Run Kentucky
An Oklahoma City attorney, long linked to state government, was fatally injured in a runaway horse incident in Beaver Dam Kentucky. The event, reported by Associated Press from Louisville, notes the attorney previously served under Governor Bradley and connections to the secretary of state staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Guffy
Bradley
Oklahoma City
Okla
Spokane's First Train Conductor Remembered in Anniversary
Spokane nov 23 Moses Brinkerholt who led the fret passenger train on the Northern Pacific between Twin Cities and Puget Sound in 1881. His wife marks the 6th wedding anniversary at 121 roadway Spokane. Brinkerholt retired years ago and knew many early regional figures on routes from Duluth to Duluth Superior and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wart
Moses Brinkerbot
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Duluth
Superior
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Montana
Italy
Washington
Teo
Feadters
Hunber
Pacific North
Postponement of Unitrated stersoptican lecture
Announcement delays the Unitrated stersoptican lecture planned for Thanksgiving night in the M C A entertainment course. Mr DePue faces slide production delays as the airdow manufacturing firm has not completed slides after over a month. A new date will be published when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePue
Aude Manufacturing Company
Three Die After Rear End Collision at Poe Junction
A Sunday morning wreck near Reno Oklahoma killed three people and seriously injured many others when Rock Island passenger train No 12 collided with a through cattle train at Poe Junction. Names of the dead include D B Punk, J B McCarphey, and E Freeman. Injuries ranged from limb and spine trauma to internal injuries. multiple clerks and passengers were hurt as the caboose and stock cars were demolished.
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Reno
Okio
Rock Iat
Poe Junction
D. B. Punk
Dugean
J.B. McCarphey
Anadarko
E. Freeman
Hobart
John Prickett
Il Reno
Ernest Hall
Rose
Mall
Port Worth
J. J. Pounder
Cauldwell
Kans
Fremuin
FP. McLard
Mall Clerk
Mre
Dollie Myers
Wourtka
C. i. Noble
Fort Worth
Tex
J. H. Dewitt
Mra
Mand Vier
Enid
GC. Stephens
Harrah
C. Bs. Wikerson
Oklahoma City
Bart McVey
Vernon
J. P. Jones
McLand
G. F P. Foster
Mary E. Hadley
Kansas City Stock Market Shows Mixed Cattle Shift
Kansas City stock yards report a fair week’s cattle run with overall volume similar to prior week. Quarantine cattle led the day with 46 carloads and a market down about 10 cents on calves, while heavy cattle shipments from ranges push prices and activity. Top steers sold around 5.46 per pound for a 1,140 lb drive, with other 1,114 lb cattle at 5.08, cows and culled stock steady to higher as hogs and sheep trade weakened but hold potential for steady week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Stock Yards
Chicago
Collineville
Iran
Wendy
Ted Wenterny
Near Organizations Harm Town Growth and Truthful Action
A Town Development critique argues that inactive or “near” organizations such as commercial clubs and chambers of commerce damage towns by giving false impressions to inquirers and hindering the formation of live, effective bodies. The piece urges citizen action to end dreamlike groups and promote active, responsive local boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Comercial Club
Business Man's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Sinquirer
Inquirer
Sean
4 & Good
Old Near
Beam
Lg 4
Near
Chickasaws Debate Power: A Delegate With Full Authority
Tishomingo November 23. A legislative proposal would create a Chickasaw representative to Congress with full power to negotiate on tribal lands and trust funds. The appointee would earn 6000 dollars yearly, require tribal membership, and report annually. Other measures seek permanent closure of Indian academies and sale of properties. The assembly adjourns next Saturday. Ballinger limits session to twelve days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Oklo
Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
David E Shartel Dead in Tonkawa Oklahoma
Watonga Oklahoma November 24 David E Shartel died at his Tonkawa home aged 76 from senile debility He was born in Pennsylvania graduate of Alleghany College Meadville served in the Civil War county superintendent in Pennsylvania Missouri and Kansas editor of Sedan Kansas Graphic officer who helped prepare paroles for Confederate soldiers after the war He married Mary Wiley in 1850 celebrating their golden anniversary last February Survived by widow seven children O M Shartel John W Shartel Mark Shartel Mrs T B Ferguson Mrs T Williams Mrs G W Pintey and Mrs P O Allen all in various Kansas and Oklahoma locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watonga
Okla
David
Shartel
M. Shartel
Nootho
John W. Shartel
Oklahoma City
Z. B. Ferguson
Oklahoma
Tonkawa
Pennsylvania
Alleghany College
Meadville
Mixsouri
Kanes
Swerender
Lee
Appomattox
David Shartel
Coldlern
Knox County
Chautauqua County
Kany
Kansas
Mary Wiley
O M. Shartel
Neosho, Mo
Hopkins Sager Tie The Knot In Grove Arkansas
Horace Hopkins of Hiwneque and Myrtle Sager of Grove were married Saturday night November 13 1900. Officiant was H Wallace. The bride is daughter of August Sager and Mrs Sager. A crowd of friends send congratulations through the Grove Sun.
Valentine at Nowata Oklahoma Visit
Indiana Commissioner I. O. Valentine and Indian Agent Kelsey arrived yesterday after a trip through the soil folds and left this afternoon in a buckboard for Chelsea. They will meet some of the officers and business men of Chelsea in that city tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowata
Okla
Mra Mattie Ingram and Misa Williams Return from San Antonio
Mra Mattie Ingram and Misa Addie Williams have returned from San Antonio Texas. The brief item notes their travel and arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra, Mattie Ingram and
Misa Addie Williams
San Antonio, Tex
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Almast
Aystem
Cannun
Aldrich
Bird McGuire
Morwan
Creager
Ivory
Rome
Parmerk
Okhima
Hird, Morgan, Creager & Co
Oks Tihottra
Mefiuire
Creater
Margao
Oklahima
McGuire, Creagéry
Morgan
Kate Harnard
State Charities
Newtine
Bert Chandler
Mise Barnard
Hove
Tribune
Soetaliwm
Caboose
Kansas City Stock Market
Chickasaws
David E. Shartel
Homa City
Mark Shartel
Wanketa
T Kans
T. B. Ferguson
Watongo
T. ©. Williams
G. W. Pintey
Tonkawe
P.O. Allen
Tonkuwa
Valentine
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