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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
5
Daily notices recounts many arrivals and departures from Tulsa Claremore Vinita Ada and surrounding towns. Guests include J W ers O L Ligp J J Spencer and more visiting relatives on Sunday and today. Attendants travel to Chelsea Claremore Muskogee and Grove for business and leisure with several heading east and west on the Frisco Katy and other lines.
Dr J N McCormack of Bowling Green Kentucky secretary of the state board of health and chairman of the AMA committee will deliver an address at a Craig County Medical Society meeting in Vinita on October 3 The event invites not only physicians but the general public including ministers teachers lawyers women club members workers and other citizens The AMA promotes pure food pure drugs and better sanitary conditions and Dr McCormack has addressed diverse audiences nationwide The meeting will include a general discussion after the lecture urging broad public attendance and an audience worthy of the subject
Kansas City stock yards report quarantine cattle receipts of 10,000 head the largest weekly share this month. Steers advance 10 to 15 cents, cows 10 to 20 cents, calves about 25 cents. Native division receipts down compared with three weeks prior and 10,000 head below last year. Owners unhappy with market trend in preceding weeks.
Prices held firm across cattle hogs and sheep despite large runs. Quarantine cattle imports near 1 carload with steady markets top steers 550 dollars while cows bring 3.65 to 4.25 and hogs trade around 8.75 to 9.30 with light supplies and heavy hogs at 8.90. Lambs top 6.80 as muton demand rises and stock cattle move to Vinita amid high prices and scarce cattle.
Granval Long returned from North Dakota where relatives lived Riley Thompson and Captain White with wives and Andy Thompson plan to leave Spavinaw mouth next week in a gasoline boat bound for White River Arkansas to hunt and trap this winter. Mr and Mrs Charley Van Cleave mourn the loss of their thirteen month old baby last Friday morning. A large crowd from here attended the Vinita show and Mrs Scott returned home near Ketcham Saturday. Jessie Hensen sick last week and Silver's father visiting. The town mourns the death of longtime citizen Frank Skinner who died Monday afternoon. Lucien Butler and Glenn Chatterton left for Dallas Texas recently.
Emmett and Lester Shearheart entered school Monday Mae Miles is back in school Scott and Clarence Secondine and Matilda and Serildia Williams attended the Vinita show Friday Nettle Goforth fell very ill at school Friday Sixth and seventh years took examinations Thursday and Friday Fourth year language class writes stories and studies sentence elements Willis Underwood of Trotter district entered school Monday Miss Hartman visited Dr Haymes Sunday County boys to form a football team Girls plan basketball Prof Chitwood Bell and John Bobby attended the show Friday night Miles brothers are erecting hitch racks Latin class near subjunctive mood and about to finish. Latin study begun.
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