Furs and fashions discount sale for ladies and children
Three day sale offers 25 percent off all ladies capes children’s jackets and many fur items. Discounted prices include silk plush cape 12.50 now 9.38 velvet cloth cape 7.50 now 6.50 and smaller capes. Also discounted gowns, waists, blankets, millinery, and children's fur sets with low prices and emphasis on rapid purchase before stock ends.
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Tarlies Eastor
Overcoats and bargains fill the holiday catalog
A bustling store advertises overcoats in all styles fabrics colors and prices with claims of unmatched value. It touts wool cassimere worsted suits at 5 50 and boys reefer chinchilla overcoats at 2 00 plus a wide mix of olives pickles dressings and pantry items.
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Mons
A. Marcelino
Richelieu
She. Durkee
Richelion
Hays
Nya
Indian Territory
Varied 1907 Vinita notices and local ads summary
A compact Vinita area update lists household notices, deaths, hires, and sales from December 1907. It notes Mrs. 1A Case. Grove residents. Cron Dorant and Tale ipash absences. Mel a Daniel return. Mrs. William Cratchfield visiting Lawrence. Judge Gillard notary public. Mound traders and Gro Batelli-Tassell Grocery activity. oil, water, and well reports. local births, illnesses, and typhoid fever. Barriers to rail depot facilities. and multiple small ads for remedies, properties, and stock sales.
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Mera Daniel
Tale
O. Muti
Ds. Stubbietela
Vayottville
Charley Mrooke
Gro Batelli-Tassell Grocery Ox
C.D. Motaly
Bult Creek
Heleoll
Texas
Stanfield
Chambertin
Gillarderet
J. Howard Langhry
Pryor Creek
Atlen
We “Promos
File Copper
Alors
Browning
An Hoouacem
Echoal
Olaude Lewis
Goodykoustz
A.M. Thrchile
M. . Pattersom
Berwaning
Florida
Mitchetl Wan
Fiaty
Teday
Wade
Bhatoes
Bie
Dou
Wil
Hert Chandler
Bimert
Liatoo Belol
Kanes Motel
Double Statehood Convention at Muskogee Fallout
A fragmented, inane account of a Muskogee convention where fifteen nonpartisan local businessmen and others gathered to discuss twin territories Oklahoma and Indian lands. The report notes wandering remarks by Colonel Bob Owen and a churn of stubborn positions opposing petitioning occupancy, with references to land distribution, self government, and a 1901 excursion program.
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Bob Owen
Muskogee
Bob
Oklahora
Oklahoma
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