Vinita Surges Past Claremore Preps In Narrow Victory
Vinita high school edged Claremore Preparatory 14 to 18 in a hard fought football game. Vinita leveraged Carter and Beard drives to overturn Claremore after a tight first half, with Haase and a strong forward pass game shaping the late rally.
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Vinita High School
Claremore Preparatory School
Hause
Claremore
Vinita
Haase
Claremore Tarn
Koon
Carter
Leard
Beard
Halley
Vinsta
Scott
Bailey
Chamberlin
McSpadden
Vinita Thirty Years Ago in a Local Political Snapshot
The piece notes Col J M Bell as second chief candidate for the conservative faction and cites US corn crop value at 720 million dollars this year. It mentions Samuel Smith as a potential Union party chief candidate. It reports 4,826,795 pounds of tobacco sold in Petersburg, Virginia, at an average of 5 50 per hundredweight, over the past eleven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Misa Fannie Blythe
Munkogee
L. B. Bell
L. P. Jambal
Dave Doty
Jim Tittle
H. Mayes
Coowescoowee
J. W. Skinner
St. Louis
Nat Skinner
W. E. Hassell
W. C. Patton
J.T. McSpadden
A. @. Raymond
W. C. Chamberlin
W. R. Badgett
Charley Pool
Joe Landrum
Browning
Henry Armstrong
M. Carselowey
Tom Thompson
Tahlequah
Citizenship Court
Skinner
Leedle Oudt
John
Audrain
Bill McCricken
A. C. Raymond Ia
Gus Ivey
James ‘Thompson
Rock Building
Vinita
TJ Beatty
Hill
Col. W. P. Rose
San Francisco
Cherokee Nation
Wyly J. Melton
Supreme Court of Delaware
Sut Beck
Melton
Jake
Hummingbird
J. M. Bell
United States
Samuel Smith
Union Party
Petersburg
King James
Inauguration Address Speakers Named at Oklahoma University
The State University at Norman selects DeBart as the faculty welcome speaker for the October inauguration of Stratton Brooks as president. The student body picks Witon B. Hunt to deliver the undergraduates’ address, and Thomas F. Carey of the class of 1908, Norman Milling manager and Alumni president, will speak for the Alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Edwin, DeBart
Stratton
Brooks
Witon B. Hunt
Chickasha
Thomas F. Carey
Norman Milling and Grain Company
Noted Scholar to Speak at Oklahoma Inauguration
Prominent man Provost William Henry Carpenter of Columbia University New York City will deliver one of the addresses at the inauguration of Stratton D Brooks as president of the University of Oklahoma in Norman on October 21. He will give the welcome address on behalf of endowed universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
William Henry Carpenter
Columbia University
New York City
Stratton D. Brooks
University of Oklahoma
Dinner Guests Include Clark Family And Bennet Champ Clark
Mrs Jas Davenport entertained Saturday evening with guests including Mrs Champ Clark and her son Bennet Champ Clark, Mr and Mrs G L Bennett, and Mr and Mrs W P Thompson in attendance.
Immense Value of Natural Gas in 1911 Across States
The 1911 natural gas value reached seventy four million dollars with output near 509.2 billion and 508.3 billion cubic feet for 1910 and 1911 respectively. Pennsylvania led consumption at 154.5 billion cubic feet, followed by Ohio and West Virginia, while Kansas ranked fourth with 77.9 billion. By year end 1911, 28,428 productive wells operated nationwide. Gasoline-from-gas from oil wells emerged as a growing, profitable industry, though 1911 progress lagged expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Day
United States Geological Survey
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas City
Public Utilities
Mrasmus Haworth
Kansas
Mr. Haworth
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Missouri
Oklahoma
The
Geological Survey
Washington, D.C
Crouch horses win again at fair shows a clean sweep
B Crouch returned from the Muskogee fair claiming 12 first prizes and three second prizes out of 15 Kentucky saddle horse shows. Henry Crouch secured the blue ribbon for his yearling filly and the horses will be shipped to Ft Smith tonight for further competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch
B. Crouch
Muskogee Fair
Kentucky
Henry Crouch
Ft. Smith
Man Dies After Street Stroke Near Milford-Berger Store
Andy Hampton of White Oak suffered a paralytic stroke on Wilson Street near the Milford-Berger shoe store this morning. He was taken to the Thomson hotel where he died at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Hampton
White Oak
Milford-Berger
Wilson Street
Thomson
Burns Wins Over Gordon in Fifteen Rounds at Grand Theatre
Freddie Burns defeated Bart Gordon by decision after a grueling fifteen round bout at the Grand Theatre. Gordon faltered after a groin blow in round nine but refused to win on a foul in his hometown, delivering a brave showing as the crowd cheered.
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Freddie Burns
Bart Gordon
Grand Theatre
Burns
Gordon
Bart
Vinita
W. B. Crawford
Nora Lester Axtell
Hilda Gatewood
Gladys Jones
Opal Love Burkhalter
George T. Turner
Crawford
Pairland News
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Claremore Preps
Tewins
Claremore Haven
Bond
Leforce
Stevens
Calloway Burris
Bayless Chamberlin
Fellard
P. Beard
Johnson Humgarner LE O
House Scott
Olin Bailey
House Carter
Patterson McSpidden
N. Johnson
Horton
MecSpadded
Bunegarner
Chieftain
the State University
Sam W. Foss
Northwestern Miller
Kansas City Star
Howard Giles
Kansas. City Star
Kansas City, Mo
Farmers State Bank Vinita
Kansas City Weekly Star
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