Vinita Daily Reflects Local Visitors and Trials
Vinita’s daily notices list numerous visitors from Afton, Muskogee, Pryor, Centralia and beyond, plus court actions, marriages, and civic events. Prominent items include a judge’s trip to Cressy Texas, a naval appointment for Jed Smith, and the continued whiskey case against Asa Simerson. Local society notes feature bridge parties, baptist and Presbyterian gatherings, and preparations for a carnival.
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Regal
W. C. Eddy
W. P. Gatewood
Mineola Avenue
C. W. Killam
Grove
Muskoges
James Glenn
Great Bend
Kans
Radcliffe
Johnson County
Asa W. Simerson
Big Cabin
A. Stuart
Altus
Okla
Welch
Vinita
Crow
Frank Woolard
TL Roberts
B.N. Willemson
Kornegay
Hovoor
Street
North Carolina
R. E. Moses
Leeks Summit
J. M. Butler
Louis Bradford
Wm. Robinson
Idabel
A. F. Chamberlin
Katy Station
Seymour Riddle
J. E. Gillespie
Miami
Reed
Rockville
Ind
C, HL Reidemann
Wit TH. Hutchinson
H.L. Porter
Seneca
PA. Klinefelter
Jed Smith
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
RA Parley
Kentucky
Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Loli Bordenkircher
W. H. Kornegay
John J. Smith
William TR. Hayes
Bf Okoee
Rose Ruggles
Dave Houston
Cary Vann
Martha Duffy
Hill Ford
North Third Street
Barney
Kansas City Stock Market Week at Kansas City Stock Yards
Reports from Kansas City Stock Yards note a banner week for cattle last week with 84,000 head receipts including 10,000 calves, and a strong current run of 31,000 head. Prices eased slightly but buyers held stockers near steady. top natives around 7.50 to 8.00, cattle supply from distant ranges, Old Mexico steers at 3.80 to 4.35, panhandle two year olds at 5.25, Akard feeders 5.10 and 4.75, hog prices up to 6.60, 55 to 66 cents range, fewer pigs with higher prices, sheep and lambs steady with top lambs at 6.15 from Utah, AZ lambs at 5.85, range feeds 4.90 to 6.25.
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Kansas City
Republic
Kansas
Eastern
Colorado
Panhandle
Akard
Montrose
Utah
Arizonas
Feeding yearlings sell at 400 to 440 canning prices
Farmers report hay and corn crops improving cattle feeding prospects. J L Scott of Vinita notes three tons per acre hay yields after a drought, while H M Silver moves from Missouri to Oklahoma for better farming conditions. He cites cheaper stock handling and feeding costs and growing land values.
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Acre
FL J. Scott
Vinita
Okita
Hanna
Missouri
N. Sliver
Big Cabin
Okla
Crolehten
Silver
Oklahoma
St Cecelias Harmony Circle Organizes at Sacred Heart
October th music pupils of Sacred Heart Institute reorganized St. Cecelia's Harmony Circle to study musical literature and history, promote love of classical music, and elevate vocal and instrumental ideals. Officers: President Gladys Wagoner, Vice President Mary Prank Davis, Secretary Hen Horton, Treasurer Clarence Korengay, Prefect Myrtle Taylor, Decoration Marie Collins and Dora Benge. The club plans recitals and weekly meetings to study literature history theory and harmony under a new teacher.
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St. Cecelia's Harmony Circle
Sacred Heart Institute
St. Cecelia’s Harmony Circle
Gladys Wagoner
Mary Prank Davis
Hen Horton
Clarence Korengay
Myrtle Taylor
Marie Collins
Dora Benge
Mine Inspector Doyles Report Of Coal Production Oklahoma City Oct 10
Oklahoma City reports from July 1 1910 to June 30 1911 coal production in Oklahoma reached 2 569 869 tons with on board value 6 424 672 dollars and gas output 1 400 000 000 cubic feet. The report notes 4 467 miners used 124 227 kegs of black powder 1 575 cases of dynamite 58 000 pounds of carbonite 28 724 pounds of masurite and 7 850 pounds of monobell. Twenty nine fatal accidents and 102 non fatal incidents occurred with one man killed per 88 016 tons of coal produced.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ed Boyle
Lee Cruce
Boyle
State Oil and Mineral Output Darkened by Hazards and Sums
The report notes fatalities among miners and lists yearly production: 6,713 tons of asphalt from 45 workers, 101% tons of gypsum mined by 69 men, and 14 259 oil wells yielding about 120 000 barrels daily totaling 47 450 000 barrels yearly. Inspections of 141 974 barrels of refined oil earned $25 245.50. District outputs include 1 143 794 tons of coal in the first district and 88 035 tons in the second, with the third district also referenced.
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Incom
Guthrie Banks Agree to Pay Guaranty Assessments
Guthrie OIA Oct 10 With Gov Cruce to enforce honest administration Guthrie area bankers representing the Oklahoma State Logan County and Guthrie Savings banks agree to immediately contribute the guaranty fund assessments totaling about 15 000 or 1 per cent of last March s average daily deposits Protestants argue the fund details were withheld and that special assessment should only cover bank failures The Bank of Indian Territory previously fought assessments but later compromised receiving credits Guthrie banks oppose fund payments aimed at propping weak banks.
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Guthrie
Oia
Cruce
Oklahoma State
Logan County
Nhat
Bank of Indian Territory
Banking Board
Frank Canton
Bank of
Indian Territory
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In pursuance of a County Court order dated October 9 1911 administrator of Eliza Henderson Mendelson deceased will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to County Court confirmation on October 80 1911 at ten o clock am in the Craig County Court room to convey all right title and interest in lots 14 and 16 block 129 in Winita Oklahoma and accompanying personal property including a clock two rocking chairs a dresser a commode and safe three small tables a trunk and bed clothes bids must be in writing with a certified check for one third of bid
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Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
Eliza Mendelson
Eale
Eliza Henderson
Winita
Okelahoma
Alao
Towit
Davis, Hill
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A. A. Tarlton
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George Finley
George H. Jones
Gordon A. Raines
W. M. Malone
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T. M. Burlington
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C. E. Kirkley
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W. P. Reaves
Shawnee
J. W. Clawson
Jett Blevins
H.C. Millee
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Vann
Jas. M. Miller
Mish Ruth Waycliffe
New York
Kerimele
Roberts
Willie Warris
Vinita Millinery Company
Matt Hawking
Vin
Sarcoxie, Mo
W. HL. Ravengay
Sorta Carolina
John Gunter
Royst
M.D. Daniels
Clem Mulsencamp
Knight
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Wm Malone
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T. Methne
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Joplin Business College
Weatherly
W. B. Coley
J. C. Haymes
J. P. Campbell
J. P. Scott
May Harnest
Charles Gilmory
Tulga
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W. H. Hutchinson
FP. M. Gwinnup
J. Henry Strickland
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the Grand
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Brnes Edwards
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Edwards
Okoee
HL J. Porter
Fleeta
A. Rickart
Corres
Doyle
Guthrie Banks
J. R. Baird
East Side
W. H. McCann
Kinnison and Hollow
James
Davenport
New Hassell Bidg
Vinita Oklahoma
W. B. Depue
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