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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
3
Local notes report Frazier illnesses and townsfolk arrivals from Muskogee Chelsea and Vinita. Attention to auctions, store openings, church events, and a Cherokee auditor probe. Promotions, marriages, divorces, and a fatal infant death are recorded amid civic notices and upcoming travel offers.
A fragmented item appears to tout a volcanic eruption theme and a dubious Arica salve praised for curing a range of ailments including fever pores ulcers welchums warts and choppel hands. The text is garbled and contains many misread words and numbers, offering little coherent information.
Miss Louise Graper leads a successful Vinita concert under the Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church. Marie Margaret Maynard and Laura Chouteau among performers, with large seating and high audience praise. Also notes local disputes over a 1.75 occupation tax in Claremore and other regional items.
A letter from BLL. Uylsell to Mrs. WC Patton from Cairo Egypt dated February describes letters, travel routes including Hong Kong the Nile pyramids and Moses Mary Jesus. notes current French influence and local conditions. plans to return by rail if stuck, then Holy Land Turkey Greece Italy with Constanti nople address. Birthday party details for Miss Pawlion Kelley recounts games, decorations, treats, and young guests in Vinita. Timber-Cutting Clash dominates Tulsa era news as Gov McCurtain orders release of seized firewood despite sheriff noting no law yet in effect.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a remedy and drugstore ad with lines about doses and pricing. Names and places are garbled but indicate a 19th or early 20th century local notice style referencing Eldorado Iowa and a drugstore advertisement for a product with a price in cents.
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