Local and Personal News From Welch Area
Big Cabin visitors Dr. F. M. Adams and Walter Crouch review fair prep and horses. Clerks, bankers, and merchants stop in Welch for meetings, with many traveling to Chelsea for the fair. Residents from Muskogee to Tulsa pass through, while the Katy railway adds water at the new tank and plans for the state fair unfold. Passages note several visits, remembrances, and local business moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Cabin
F. M. Adams
Insane Asylum
Walter Crouch
Car of Thor
Nous
Chelsea
Adair
George M. Fisk
D. M. Busey
Kansas City
Joe Green
Green Hotel
Charley Pearson
Bluejacket
Katy
Harry Martin
Jack Kendall
Agnes Ficklin
Tulsa
E. D. Ficklin
John Heady
Mamle Heady
McAlester
J. J. Spencer
Loyd Beagle
Greeley
Colo
Will Baxley
Farmers State Bank
State
Claude Tuttle
H. W. C. Shelton
Welch
D. H. Wilson
Rateliff-Sanders Grocery Company
C. B. McKenna
C. Lindsey
Springfield
Miss May Long
C. C. Long
Texas
H. ©. Finley
Hobart
George C. Finley
B. A. McFarland
Jn. P. Gooch
Mable Miller
Watterson Henry
Central Busines College
Sedalia
Chelana
Chelana. €. P. Jones
L. Matthews
Woolard
Mex Lish
George Davis
Conner
J. Waren Reed
Muskogee
Hell
Henry Crouch
St, Crouch & Son
Oklahoma City
Local news brief from Chelsea fair and area travel
Dally notes list residents visitors and travelers in and around Big Cabin Pryor Chelsea and Welch with many names including Harris Miller Rider and Sam Bumgarner. Weather mentions a 10 degree drop and a light Chelsea fair attendance accompanied by multiple local comings and goings at shops trains and the Indian agency.
Live Stock Quarantine Proclamation Issued by State Board
The Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture issues a special quarantine proclamation dated August 1 1912. It establishes cattle movement restrictions along specified county lines and railroad rights of way to curb contagious diseases, outlining cross-line movement prohibitions and exceptions per rules issued May 1 1912 and May 3 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
State of
Neosho River
Township
St L. &F. Ry
Ottawa County
Unis Tne
Osage County
Midland Valley
M. K. T. Railway
Kansas
Nowata
Craig Counties
Crate and Nowata Counnties
Nowato
Ranger East
Seminole County
Wiest
Grady County
Garvin County
Comanche County
Creek County
State Board For Agriculture
Srd
G. T. Bryan
Local notes from Welch to Milford and Fairland
P J Lawless reports light tropa up Welch area while A E Nickelson and Modern Pioneers delegate visit Afton. Mrs Joe Harris and daughter travel Welch. Miss Lala Huffman returns to Mion. corn loads sold. Christ Church ladies plan exchange at Pearl Grocery Saturday 1 to 6 pm. Mrs F G Mason leaves for North Dakota to join her railroad engineer husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Gill
L. McClintock
Pueblo
Colo
James Kell
Louis Kell
Henry Clark
Cheleen
H.W. C. Shelton
Colorado
J. C. Starr
Daugher
W. C. Davis
P. J. Lawless
Welch
A. E Nickelson
Modern Pioneers of America
Afton
Joe Harris
Albert Skelly
Low Casa
Miford-Berger Shoe Company
Mise Lala Huffman
Mion
Lara Freeman
John Sheehan
John Green Teather Eiet
F. G. Mason
J. J. Hughes
North Dakota
Oklahoma cattle movement rules map across counties
A historical Oklahoma document outlines cattle movement restrictions along county and township boundaries. It details lines and baselines from Grady to Comanche, Garvin, Stephens, Tillman, Cotton, and Creek counties, with exceptions for Rule 3 and Rule 2x, and names G. T. Bryan as president and Leslie Bush as livestock inspection head.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spavinaw
Courtney
J.T. Haney
WW. C. Chamberlin
Bush Farm Welch
Louis Bagby
Kelso
Miller
Marysville
Imogene Sears
Joplin
Hob Harrison
Joe Dingman
Harve Canady
Centralia
Kincode
Paris
N.C. Moore
Union Springs
Champ Clark
Joe Wheat
Gertram
South Wann Street
Henry Holderman
M. O
R.E. Thompson
M. G. Hawkins
Bertha Stanley
Baxter Springs
King
Zek
Patton
BL. Hollaway
A. Stola‘barger
McKinney
Tex
Washington, D. C
W. C
Cyrus Cornatzer
John Parks
Cyrus
Lizzie Irene
Mable M
J. Wes Harris
J. M. Miller
O. L. Rider
Sam Bumgarner
James Souknp
Pryor
Josiah G. Davis
Sapulpa
Ben Dobkins
L. C. Ross
W. M. Sapp
Joe Pettit
Edna
Kans
Pryor Parley
Oswego
Ed Sharp
Major Casey
Max Mendel
Little Rock
Clarence Jones
Bunyan
George Ashby
Thompson
Ben Williams
W. G. Crawford
Anna [Arden
Vi Kay
B.C. Branson
Misa Maud McHafle
J. H. Hughes
Rosa Thompson
Emmet Mulcare
Pensacola
Chelsea Fair
Ladies’ Missionary Society
C. Collins
C. C. Cornatzer
W. C. Walling
W. Carselowey
J. A. McCarty
Alexandra
Fett
Hutchison, Kans
Eliza Consene
Margarette
West Cabin Creek
W. L. Chambers
Alina Chambers
Illnols
A. A. Minor
Guy Patton
Lee Barnard
White Oak
Dr. Williams
St. Louis
W. Coble
Keokuk
W. B. Littel
T. J. Walsh
Charley Jones
K. L. Crawford
Brambles
E. Wallen
Holdengale
Ed Baker
Enid
W. J. McChire
Wmn
Fowler
Siloam Springs
George W. Clark
Lyle Orr
Harry Bagby
Nellie Gillis
Parsons
Chas, Miller
W. C. Calvert
Pryor Farley
Ft. Smith
Lee Mitchell
W. HM. Voyles
Min Blakemore
Sallie Gore
Lewis Rogers
Judge Parks
Cornatzer
I. Patton
Y. A. Kinnison
Schaffner
R. W. Nix
Kya Oaky
Barney Marrs
Lige Henderson
Uday
Straden
Mrs. Smith
Points South
Albert Clinkseales
Booneville
Kemper Military Academy
Frayser
Pottawatomie County
Township Seven
Harge
Mathenee
McClain County
Grady
McClain
Stephens County
Tillman County
Cotton County
Benj, Hennessy
Seal
Leslie Bush
Vinita
Show Grounds
Cintry Bros
America
Wyers
Gentry Bros
4 Comique
Comedy Wire
LA Amora
Ena Daw
Marcell & Sennett
Brachards
Les Esmardale
Peroch
Ceter Faraue
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