Vinita News Notes and Local Market Teasers
Vinita items include theater plans and announcements of sales and notices. Local figures such as Judge Jesse Cochram and Mrs. Henderton are mentioned alongside market and farming details, with reports on recent travels, vitals from Oklahoma City and Muskogee, and upcoming Chieftain events.
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Manhine
W. W. Miller
Tom Allen
Sear Town
Jesse Cochram
Chotwea
W. P. Henderton
Nick
Cobb & McGlaswon
Mingf
Bristow
George B. Rayfield
Oklahoma ‘City
Vinita
Jackson Tenn
L. W. Duttngton
Eureka Springs
Ming Furniture
Us 4Tin's Guild of
Gus’ Old Land
Reflective Verse on Virtue and Desire
A fragmented poetic meditation contrasts prudent restraint with the lure of sin. It contemplates the enduring value of inner virtue, the heart’s years, and the quiet strength needed to resist temptation, ending with a surreal refrain about a hotline and distant irony.
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Gary
Earth
The Chieftain Birth Ledger From Catate Aug 26 1000
Lumvew Pant recounts early Pawtineky area life with names like Gol J. M. Bell buying the press from Dr Dagan, Cheriey Penoh at the depot hotel, Dr Trott and brother Hardin, Goodykoonte store, J Thompson & Bona, A O Raymond hardware, J Swain boot shop, Beatty’s home near college, and a town track, dated 1000 with references to the Indian Herald era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodykoonte
J. Thompson & Bona
Raymond
J. Swain
W Beatty
Skinner's
Charley Keys of Big Creek Faces Legal Troubles
Local report states Charley Keys from the Philippine neighborhood of Big Creek was jailed after being required to post bond in a commissioner's court on a charge of bond alteration. He was later arrested on a charge of seduction and transported to Muskogee by early morning train to await a state requisition from Kansas for trial in Coffeyville and Keya.
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Charley Keys
Big Creek
Therday
Bork
Muskogee
Eaid
Coffeyville
Keya
Kaneas
Committee Action in Indian Territory Referendum Debate
Ardmore I T Aug 27 The Democratic National Committee sub committee at Indianapolis proposed a plan to reorganize the Indian Territory party by creating two new committees from the old ones and selecting a fifth member. A national committee recommendation would follow if the plan fairly reflected democracy. The note also mentions land occupancy rules and several fire incidents affecting towns in the region.
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Ardmore
I. T
Democratic National Subcommittee
Indianapolis
Indian Territory
A. J. Wolverton
James K. Jones
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Nich
Good Quality Wins In Vinita Store Ad Promises Value
An advertising pamphlet proclaims that good quality is the basis of value for 1900. It asserts that trash is never cheap and that the store will offer the largest, best, most complete stock drawn directly from factories. The Millinery department and Miss Van Pelt are highlighted as upcoming features this fall.
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Vinita
Annual Clearing Sale of Fall Goods and Knit Underwear
A local retailer promotes a ten day annual clearing sale on fall and summer inventory. Highlights include menst underwear at 35 cents, neckwear and scarves at under one dollar, shirts from 0.75 to 1.50, Manhattan shirts for 1.00, men s hose at 15 cents, black clay worsted suits from 3.50 to 7.40, boys long pant suits from 1.00 to 5.00, knee pants and waists, four lots of men s pants at 1.00 to 2.00, belts and shoes at deep discounts.
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Manhattan
Lee
Indian school reform urged for five Civilized Tribes territory
E N Ratcliffe Mercantile reports to the Interior Department that Commissioner of Indian Affairs Jones will push sweeping changes in the schools for the Five Civilized Tribes. He urges transferring school control from tribal chiefs to federal officers to improve education. Miss Estella Reel notes improvement but warns of incompetence, political appointments, and misused funds. Boarding schools face inadequate leadership. many superintendents lack qualifications, hindering attendance and parental engagement. Dawes Commission dates listed for Fort Gibson Pryor Creek White Welch Bartlesville Nowata Colagoh Claremore Cetovis and other towns with session windows.
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Washington, D. C
Ootary of the Interior
Jones
Five Civilized Tribes
Bach
Estella Reel
Muskogee
Vinita
Aystea
S Schoals
Dawes Commission
Fort Gibson
Pryor Creek
Eptember
Welch
Bartlesville
Nowata
Clarewore
Frew Moeday
Nafyaeebet
Chautauqua Plans Weeklong Vinita Program
Dr. Stewart promoter from Carthage outlines a Vinita Chautauqua weeklong event starting September 23, running through Saturday the 20th. Featured speakers include Vinita Webster Davis and Prof. Hawks with a guaranteed audience of 500 Yokels paid at $1.00 each for the full week.
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Miami
Chautauqua
Stewart
Carthage
Vinita
Vinita Webster Davis
Hawks
Markets by Telegraph from Daily Uteteate Philadelphia
Market news from Chicago shows 4000 cattle traded with steady to higher prices and demand. another day with 2000 offerings and a stronger tone, ten to fifteen cents above last Friday. In Chicago stockyards eighteen thousand cattle moved with steady to ten cents lower. Slightly mixed reports note 1500 here and 30 to 35 cents higher than a week prior. A Bolero newspaper excerpt discusses American Golden Company claims about pay to planters and spinners to extend roundlap bale use, arguing the bale method yields premiums and buyer appeal. The piece questions the economics and notes growers receive a premium for roundlap bales while praising the system’s efficiency.
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Ord
Uteteate
Nariowal Sore Yani
Lek
Raceipta
Chicago
Tn Ap
Boulbero Pépéere Gad
American Golden Company
Toacner
Legal Notice Fragment Summary
Fragmentary OCR note mentions attorneys for the plaintiff and for ward residents with a warning order and data usher terms. Names appear garbled, with references to Seger Honorable Jovenh A Kee and Thadoc, indicating a court filing or legal action notice.
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Seger
Jovenh A
Piveness & Thadoc
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