No Boomers Allowed in Indian Territory Town Plans
A long piece discusses government policy on land allotment in Indian Territory, warning settlers against unauthorized town developments. It notes ongoing efforts to allot lands, protect tribal and individual rights, and the risks to unapproved settlements. It also covers political moves by Colonel Marcum, Dawes Commission issues, and local notices in Vinita and Muskogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Frieco
Andira
Inia
Ludiane
Min
Tom Marcum
Democratic Executive Committee
Indinampolia
Ben Later Jones
Indienspolia
Colonel Marcum
Marcum
Indianapolis
Bryan
Jones
Marcums
Ardmore Bolters
Sapulpa
Frino
Red River Division
Dawes Commission
Muldrow
Will Not Resign From Dawes Commission
Washington August 27. Tame Bixby will not withdraw from the Dawes commission despite prior statements. Secretarial intervention by Hitchcock kept the resignation in abeyance until Saturday. The secretary determined that Bixby's duties require undivided attention to Dawes Commission work and enlarging operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tame Bixby
Dawes Commissign
Hitchcock
McKinley
D. C
Dawes Commission
Dat
Minnesota
Secretary of the Interior
Bixby
Commission
Mbling
Congress
Cherokee Hay Industry Drives Prairie Bay Trade in Indian Territory
Cherokee nation shippers bale prairie hay for markets in St Louis Chicago and south using horse and steam balers. Hay sold on track for 4 to 3.75 dollars. 3.90 placed on market in St Louis. Markets like Little Rock Joplin Springfield yield higher profits. Hay sizes 30 to 60 feet long. 7 to 20 tons. Royalty of 80 cents per ton collected by Cherokee council via Curtis Act Sec 16, boosting weekly totals despite seeming small. Miami and other hubs handle and remit royalties through J Blair Shoenfelt in Muskogee. No wata Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Bay
Indian Territory
St. Lonia
Belea
St. Louie
Missouri
Little Rock
Joplin
Springfield
Cherokee Council
Victor
Chelsea
Fairland
Chouleau
Raesell Creek
Miami
Quapaw Agency
Alton
J. Blair Shoenfelt
Muskogee
St. Loule
Nowata Herald
Ruling halts Mas ogee townsite operations amid Creek Nation dispute
Judge Thomas grants a restraining order in the Moore Creek nation case, finding vested rights in N B Moore and Creek consent to occupancy and improvements. The decision suspends townsite sales within Muskogee limits until treaty terms with the Creek and Cherokee nations are settled, with further actions outlined for the Indian Territory Press Association meeting and related travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Moore
Creek Nation
Masogee Townsite Commission
Townsite Commission
Muskogee
Thomas
N.B. Moore
United States
Bargain Rack Sale on Men Women and Children Clothing
Clothing department ad announces knee pants for boys and cassimere jeans for men. Mens moleskin and long pant suits deep discounts. Cheviot suits, line of 12.50 to 15.00 offerings reduced. Shoes for men and boys priced low, Elk hats and Wilson Bros shirts on sale. Ladies corsets skirts and shirt waists offered at marked down costs. Cottonade fabrics and children shoes also advertised at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassimere
California
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Kansas City Star
Dennis Pigno
Oklahoma
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China
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Nowe
Kansas City
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Hawke
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South Africa
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Etatea
Dawes O
Pimnen
Indian Territory Press Association
St Louie
Wait Spade
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Leavenworth
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Soper
Mr. Spade
The
Indian Terriary Preae Association
Vinlia
Louis
Kanaae City
Claremore
Claremore Pens
Gree
Badgett Mercantile Co
Clothing Department
Nita Sale
Liberty Bell
Wilson Bros
Dry Goods Department
Tieydat
Madras
Ige
Eodaeee Hio
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