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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented remarks discuss Taft and Roosevelt factions, with Aldrich and Rockefeller forming a rubber trust, critiques of renominating Taft, and GOP infighting over insurgent vs regular wings. The piece notes rubber prices and political maneuvering, mentioning Smoot, Roosevelts insurgent stance, and potential impacts on the 1912 election.
A political notice asserts conservatives and reformers diverge, stating genuine progressives like Victor Murdock of Kansas would be disap pointed if they expect the Republican party to carry out pro gressive ideas. The Republican committee’s campaign book rejects insurgent Republicans as Republicans, signaling public disapproval of reformers in a potential next House.
A fragmented report notes tensions in Creager as white residents push back against black enfranchisement and political organizing. References to votes, residency, and alleged oppression appear amid race related disputes and civic friction.
Kansas City Star notes voters punish faithless republicans amid a split between regular machine control and progressives. In Maine no progressive surge emerged, leaving protest voters to back Democrats or abstain to attempt defeating standpat incumbents. The piece argues voters should back new faces rather than betray trust.
The readable portions hint at a sports page with team outcomes and a political note on local governance. Names, places, and exact events are unclear due to garbled OCR text, leaving only scattered references to scores, teams, and possible public notices.
Market reports show mixed cattle and hog prices with quarantine cattle at top $5.60 and calves around $150 to $250, while hogs run lighter. Sheep and lambs edged higher with lambs near $7.60, wethers about $4.55, and yearlings $5.25, as buyers seek feeding stock amid shortages and shifting packer demand. Run totals reach about 15,000 head, with overall market steady to firm and late-week gains in some classes.
A vast exposition in Joplin will showcase state exhibits from Oklahoma Missouri and neighboring regions. Governors and agricultural leaders plan to send premier products and farm showcases to attract attention and highlight regional resources.
Spokane reportage reviews a cooperative experiment in Medical Lake where a consumer company operates without clerks or cashiers. Members obtain goods and provisions, with access restricted to members only, while officials defend the model as a test of fair practice amid provisioning and price issues.
Spokane Washington September 13 Growite thoroughbred apple trees to be registered like livestock with pedigrees is an innovation in eastern Washington O H Lichty an orchardist in the Yakima Sumner district west of Spokane has perfected a plan to select superior trees. Scions from top producers are grafted to other trees and the resulting trees are registered with a pedigree issued to the grower. Professors Thornber and others endorse the plan saying healthy trees can yield higher grade fruit and that registering and tracking performance aids improvement.
Spokane, Sept 13 Ralph Hunt founder and president of the Blue Mountain Bachelors Club at Day ton Wash was discharged from office and membership after returning with Mrs Hunt formerly Floy Grindrod The wedding at Ellensburg Wash occurred a week ago but was kept secret until the couple arrived Hunt and his bride met four years ago at Washington State College They formed the club to create a national affair drawing over 2000 letters from across the United States Canada and Europe Lin en Dr T T Wimer campaigns for state senate Weldalph hosts the Democratic candidate event
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