Kansas City Stock Markets Report from Oct 17
Cattle shipments into quarantine rise with 1025 to 1100 pound Russell steers at 4.70 to 5.10 while overall steer demand stays steady. Hog prices advance about 10 cents as light hogs gain premium. heavy hogs 6.55 to 8.80, mediums 8.75 to 9.05, lights 8.90 to 9.05. Sheep and lambs hold near steady but prices dip 15 to 25 cents amid big runs. best lambs 6.65, feeders 5.60 to 6.00, yearlings up to 5.25, wethers 4.50, ewes 4.00. Receipts remain large but are expected to taper and lift markets.
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Kansas City
Russell
Osage
Kansas
Welch
Standard Oil Cuts Refined Petroleum Price
The Standard Oil Company reduced the price of refined petroleum in cases from 9.40 to 8.90 per gallon as of October 14. The move lowers costs for distributors and consumers amid ongoing market adjustments.
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Associated Press
New York
Standard Ol Company
White Oak School Friday program earns praise and updates
White Oak School highlights a lively Literary Friday with strong fourth grade debate, new six week officers Willis Underwood as president and Calvin Goforth as secretary, and a seventh year grammar class tackling participles. Attendance notes include Miss Harman’s trip to Joplin and Wain Jones rejoining after a day.
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Calvin Goforth
Eae
Miss Harman
Joplin
Lester Rafferty
Vinita
Miami
Emmett
Lester Shearhart
Asia
Prof. Bell
Mre
Baker and Daughter
Wain Jones
Burgess Elected Missouri Chief Justice
The Missouri supreme court today elected Karen P. D. Burgess as chief justice to fill the vacancy caused by the death of James K. Fox. The decision was announced in Jefferson City on October 14 by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Supreme Court of Missouri Today
Karen PD. Burgess
James K. Fox
Fraternities 10 Hold Reunions for Rival Football Game
Norman Oklahoma reports the Missouri Oklahoma football clash set for October 28 in Joplin Missouri has stirred strong fraternal interest. Fraternity reunions from Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri will join Greek lettermen to renew college ties and witness a highly anticipated southwestern gridiron battle. Enthusiasm grows as plans include rail deals, a band, rooters sections, and a strong Oklahoma squad under Coach Hallenbach. Missouri fans foresee a hard fought contest with the Tigers aiming to challenge the Sooners while potential yearly rivalry is planned. Meanwhile a Springfield mob scare surrounds John McCord a slayer tied to a six year old May Carpenter case prompting jail guards and ongoing public fear. The Ketchel murder previously fueled public unrest.
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Oklahoma
Missouri Tigers
Crimson and Cream
Hallenbach
Columbia
Monmouth College
Rolla School of Mines
McCord
Associated Press
Springfield
John McCord
May Carpenter
Ketchel
SOME COUNTY OFFICERS TO SERVE LONGER TERMS
Guthrie Okla Oct 15 An unusual statute mix gives county treasurers and superintendents elected this fall six extra months of service. Their terms expire July 1 1913, aligning with fiscal and educational years, while other county officers keep standard terms. The new law also extends the first statehood officers to January 1911, ensuring they start with the extended period.
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Guthrie
Okla
Lomcers
Ketchel Dead After Ranch Shooting Near Conway
Stanley Ketchel world middleweight champion was shot and died Saturday night at 7:05 in Springfield Missouri. The killer was Walter A. Hultz a ranch hand who shot Ketchel on R. P. Dickerson’s ranch near Conway about forty miles east of Springfield.
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Stanley Ketchel
Pugiat
Walter A. Hultz
R. P. Dickerson
Ketchel
Conway
Here
Tulsa Banking Circles Anxiously Await Outcome
Tulsa residents await results of a $5,000 bank robbery case linked to Colonial Trust company. Floyd Crichton, ex clerk, sues the bank and J W Orr for false arrest after his arrest and release when detectives ruled he knew nothing.
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Tulsa
Okio
Floyd Crichton
Colonial Trust Company
J. W. Orr
Kansas City
Colonial Bank
Ja W. Orr
First National Bank
Trust Company
Parker 10 File Friendly Suit
The case Parker 10 File Friendly Suit, Parker vs Paul B Rowsey, will be presented to Judge Brown this week. It centers on the will of Jane Patton who died at Muskogee about a year ago and who left a one third property interest to Dr B F Fite and B L Hassell for Paul Rowsey at age twenty one, with no provision for income or guardian authority. The issue is whether the trust is valid under common law and Oklahoma law on inactive or dry trusts. If valid, Fite and Hassell must deed for the guardians. if invalid, the property passes to Paul Rowsey, via natural guardian. The case also covers two thirds of Patton property in Oklahoma, North Carolina, and Georgia and will decide who must execute the deed depending on trust validity.
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FP. Parker
Paul B. Rowsey
Brown
Jane Patton
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Parker
Patton
City
North Carolina
Georgia
Fite and
Hassell
Rowsey
Paul Rowsey
Craig County
Theo
D. B
Frear
Prohibition and Saloons Divide a Town’s History
A resident recalls a town with licensed saloons only two years of its existence and no saloons in the last two years. Before prohibition there were nightly drunken disturbances, now a minority still stealthily drink, while others praise the absence of liquor as saving county debt and reducing crime compared to counties with saloons.
Estate matter in Tulsa County for minor Sarah Katle Smith
First published in the Chieftain on October 7, 1910. In the County Court within and for Tulsa County Oklahoma in the matter of the estate of Sarah Katle Smith a minor Charley.
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Chieftain
Tulsa County
State of
Oklahoma
Sarah Katle Smith
Charley
Probate sale notices and guardianship orders in Craig Oklahoma
Probate notices from Craig County Oklahoma detail sales of minor estates and guardianship actions. Charley Smith seeks private sale of Sarah Katie Smith minor estate in 1910 with written bids and twenty percent certified funds. Luther G Rowe and Jeremiah Zeigler minors also face sale petitions with hearings set. notices include posting in three public places and mailing to guardians, heirs, and nonresidents per law.
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Tulsa
Tulsa County
Oklahoma
Sarah Katie Stith
Craig
Craig County
State of
Lawrence & Lawrence
Drew
Tulson
Charley Smith
Sarah Katie Smith
Guardian
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