Local Briefs Roundup From Mayes County
Mayes county residents and visitors are listed in a sprawling social and business notes column. Names include Perry, George Pose, John Wise, Wm. Meeks, J. F. Clark for county clerk, and many others attending meetings, sales, and visits across Adair, Chelsea, Pryor, Vinita, and Muskogee. Activities cover farm sales, court visits, travel, and political chatter from Sunday through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
George Pose
Lome
Grove
John Wise
Wm. Meeks
P.M. Smith
Toiay
Lowe
Gunteer
W. B. Coley
Sedon
Kans
J. i. Coley
Chicago
W. R. Baker
Mayes County
Sparinaw
Kangis City
Schleicker’s
Dr. Vann
Mayts County
Pryor
Will Jones
Democratic Central Committees
D. F. Clark
Spavinaw
Tuesday Social Roundup Include Local Movements And Arrivals
A Tuesday list shows numerous moves and visits across towns. Mrs Sarah Lee is ill. Van Chandler from Ketchum. Mrs Lee Barrett visiting Kansas City. Merton Raines from Adair. Afton police chief in town. Fob Blakeney from Muskogee. Frank Williams to ship Jules this evening. Dell Harlan from Blue Jacket. L. B. Campbell from Carthage. Cashier Walling of Bank of Big Cabin. John Wise and Wm Meeks on business to Tulea. Col Ficklin back from country visit. O L Patton and T Russell to Afton. J Wes Harris briefly in town. Mr and Mrs Hugene Ficklin joy at arrival of a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wv. C. Cornatter
Hill Baker
Clivehen & Gore
Binnet
HM. Martin
Lynch
J. Newman
Muskogee
P. H. Craban
Chelsea
John Wike
Adair
Lou Conner
McAlester
J. A. GI
Jar
Jonathan. Gore
Blake Gore
Stucket
Plaude Nichols
Wise
Littleck
Kansas City
J. Davenport
Champ Clark
Tulpa
Rank Martin
Pryor
Frank Williams
F L. Marshall
W. O. W. Lodge
Mas
HM. Williams
Minor
Joplin
Kim Hall
Arthur Hall
Rube Jenkins
Bluejacket
Fistures Tof
Vinita Bakery
Blue Jacket
B.J. McBride
Big Cabin
Y Tavangellet
Dick Wheat
Joe
Charley Wheat
Carrie Gillis
Parsons
J. ©. Kropp
Post Office Force
Lina
Mountain Grove
Wm. Malone
Oklahoma City
W. E. Sniggs
Alva
Ter
Sarah Lee
van Chandler
Ketchum
Lee Barrett
Merton Raines
Afton
Fob Blakeney
Muskoger
Dell Harlan
L. B. Campbell
Carthage
Walling
Bank of Big Cabin
John Wise
Wm. Meeks
Tulea
Col. Ficklin
O. L. Patton
T. ©. Russell
J. Wes Harris
Hugene Ficklin
Muskogee Times-Democrat
Tim Shatalan
Dickinson
Tulsa
San Springs
George Mitchell
Independence
Fred Scott
Cherokee Oi & Gas Company
Washington
J J Williams
Father Lynan
Buefania
Charles Vauv
E. Hicks
Prisoo
Sam Leforce
Centralia
Richard Leforce
N. M. Edmondson
Mayesville
Vislt
Mattie Cameron
Clamp Charité
St. Louis
Martha Mackwell
Fairland
Ed A. Stanley
Daily Ice trove news from the barn lots and county towns
Names and travels fill the Wednesday Daily Ice trove with numerous residents visiting relatives and making trips to Pryor Parsons Welch Joplin Chelsea Afton Big Cabin and Joplin venues. People attend sales, buy cattle, exhibit flowers, and attend a funeral for Mrs Gabbert as local events unfold.
Adair Items Reflect Local Visits And Political Notes
Local notices list visits by Charlotta Archer superintendent of schools from Pryor and other Monday arrivals from Vinita Big Cabin Welch and Chetopa. Dem rally planned and county clerk race chatter. Farmers consider kaffir corn sales and a 240 acre farm for rent northwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davis
J. PF. Warren Wax
Vinita
Charlotta Archer
Pryor
Adair
Miss Archer
Small Helton
B. G. Chandler
L. C White
J. A. Masterson
The
Welch Watchman
Floyd Davis
Parsons
C. D. Brandon
Chetopa
W. P. Gatewood
W. J. Phelps
Ray Gambill
Ble Cabin
J. TR. Carselowey
W. T. Lewis
Mattie Merritt
Mr. Barnes
Big Cabin
Metta Gambill
Charley Mantle
Brandon
B. A. Hillhouse
Chelsea High School
J. W. Hillhouse
D. I. Clark
Clark
Democratic Central Committee
Jany
J. Ry Carselowey
Spavinaw News Briefs Cover Rail Spur Plans and Local Politics
SPAVINAW ITEMS. J. B. Hurst returns to Missouri for a family visit. The village swelled with visitors as talk of a new rail spur from the M. O. & G. to Red Granite on the Williams farm grows. Voter interest rises as Democrats seek a better turn from the primary and D. F. Clark of Lynch’s Prairie is tapped to fill WI Jones’s vacancy, with locals backing east-side representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hurst
Missour
Porter Road
Spavinaw
Williams Farm
Plood
Mariet
D. F. Clark
Lynch's Prairie
Democratic Central Committee
WI Jones
Clark
Big Cabin Community Notes and Visits
In Vinita and Big Cabin on Sunday many residents attended nutting parties to timber. Wavis brothers and EB Beli have a contract to build a residence for Ban Gregory in New Ketcham. Judge Davis gave a speech to the visiting Democrats. Elam Gregory of New Ketcham was in town on Monday on business. Adam Lumber Co. sent a load of building material to Pensacola. W E Bell and family spent Sunday on Cabin Creek. Mrs N M Drake, west of town, was in town Monday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. J. 0. Brown
M. B.etaoinolh Tom
Chas. Hocker
Vinita
Big Cable
Kay Gambill
Adalr
Wavis Brothers
Beli
Ban Gregory
New Ketcham
W. E. Bell
Cabin Creek
Dig Cabin
Local notices and minor incidents from town
J C Medearis drew a silver set at J A Dobkin store marking a second set for her. William McClure spent Sunday with Haney. Rice visited Ed Hallett's hay barn burned Monday night with stock losses. Charles Bulting from Chelsea on business Monday. Colm Webley from New Ketchum after lumber for Adams Lumber yard. J Stewart to Adair Tuesday. Vice Warenstaff recovering from runaway accident. Cotton arrives in town for the week. T O Mudd ill. J W BilIot west of town with cotton Tuesday. W F Bell in country Tuesday. A Bell received a barrel of apples from Missouri Wednesday. Ed Caywood loaded a car of something Wednesday. W J McChare visited Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Medearis
J. A.dobkin
Landing Bay
Adams Lumber Yard
J. Stewart
Adair
Warenstaff
T. O. Mudd
J. W. Biliot
Wesr
W. Fi. Bell
A. Bell
Missouri
Ed Caywood
W. J. McChare
High School Notes Preview Activities and Trips
The second literary program is set for next Friday afternoon. The football team trains hard for a Muskogee trip with hopes to return victorious. The girls basketball squad plans to play Adair next Saturday in the afternoon to avoid an overnight stay. Scrub football travels to Chelsea Friday to face the local high school. Lectures in the chapel by town ministers, including Rev. Smith on “Playing the Game,” highlight school life. Several social events are postponed until after the Muskogee game. The library sees heavy reference work in English and history. The senior class rehearses a play for upcoming production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Adair
Chelsea
Smith
Baptlet
The Corn Contest Record From Vinita 1912
A detailed account by ROB WHITE records a corn contest acre near Vinita in October 1912. It covers soil, seed, planting, cultivation, and harvesting steps including soil tests, checkrow planting, multiple cultivations, hoeing, thinning, weed control, and drought management, noting a thorough, disciplined farming method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Hostor
Rob White
Beferee Warvesdt
Farm Record Shows Net Profit From Harvest
Fully measured 97 by 50 yards, total costs itemized including rent 5.00, breaking land 1.20, disking 0.60, harrowing 0.20, planting 0.04, seed corn 1.50, cultivation six times 1.50, boeing and dragging 1.70, harvesting 1.70. Yield 42 40-70 bushels. At Sheper bushel profit computed as 21.20 minus 11.55 equals 0.74 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeing
Il.fe
Sheper
Collins Young Wedding In Methodist Parsonage
Miss Bertha M. Young and Mr. Frank M. Collins wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. W. H. Roper officiating. Miss Young, daughter of Air. and Mrs. J. M. Young of Afton, has lived in Infinita these four years amid a broad circle of friends. Mr. Collins, son of Mrs. T. G. Collins of North Scraper street, is a former banker with the First National Bank. They plan a brief wedding trip to Kalas City and will reside at 216 South Adair street upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Kalas City
A Traveled Teacher Visits Worcester Academy Old Timers Recall
Miss Jessie Durham of Springfield visited Vinita this week with her mother after twenty three years away. She taught at Worcester academy and since then traveled world for six years with a companion to the east. For twelve years she has supervised Manila primary schools and plans to resume in April. She met several local families during her stay, including Mrs Swann and Dr Hagby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Jessie Durham
Springfield
Worcester Academy
Manila
Swann
Hagby
Milford
Timberlake
Misses Luckey
George McCulloch
Davis Hill
BULL MOOSER SPEAKS AT GUNTER BUILDING
Mrs Lydia B Johnson addressed a fair sized audience in the Gunter building auditorium at 5 pm outlining the national progressive party platform focused on eradicating child labor. She commented on other platform sections and was praised by local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Johnson
Gunter Building
Johnson
National Progressive Party
Kansas City Stock Yards cattle market report notes gains and strong country demand
Kansas City stock yards report general cattle prices up 10 to 25 cents from last week except veal calves and prime finished steers. Heavy country buyer activity supports values with 28 000 head today and 25 000 last week. Cattle ranges show mixed shifts across regions with varying steers cows and feeders, lambs, and hogs following regional trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Ohio
Green Wood County
Arkansas
Louisiana
Panhandle
Colorado
High Ume
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Patearescodyes
Lucy
Kiéina Yestern Yidaw
Sonpar
Claude Nichols
Harry Mead Company
Bert Young
Martha &. Morris
Frisco
Okoce
B. C. Chouteau
Robi. L. Owen
Chas, Barxil
Ove Keys
Osage Country
W. T. Rye
Norman
Kentucky
State University
Dany
B. Bump
J. 8
Morris Knight
Roy Wiggins
T. Gunter
Pt. Worth
Tex
Rattle
County Excise Board
Seaion
Phelps
W. B. Crawford
Dee Trott
R.A. Abney
Jim Coats
R. E. Moss
Alta Howes
Burns Store
Pittsburg
A. J. Churchill
A.J ¥. Chamberlin
F. M. Smith
Opla Verden
Okemah
W. EB. Wolf
Clem Huisencamp
Scott Campbell
Wallach
Sota Campbell
George Couch
Kar City
Ben Graham
Springdale
Ark
George Graham
Jill White
Mrs. White
Paris
Meo
Pat Mahoney
Louis Bagby
Bert Chandler
Walter Cronin
Heber Skinner
Talala
Mr. Skinner
J. M. White
Uipland
Bull Mooser
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