Badgett Co's Midwinter Clearing Sale Opens Saturday
Badgett Mer. Co. kicks off a Midwinter Clearing Sale on Saturday January 1 featuring drastic reductions across clothing and furniture. Small lots priced below value, with heavy markdowns on suits, overcoats, shirts, underwear, shoes, capes and linens, plus a large emphasis on closing out stock in Vinita Cherokee Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badgett Mer. Co's
Vinita
Uleck
Weller
Wright
Vin
Great Sacrifice Sale Slashes Shoes and Fabrics
A brisk sale announces marked down prices on ladies and children's shoes, boots, and a wide range of fabrics. Tables feature styles from black and tan welts to lace and button, with extra discounts on school shoes and rock proof lines. Many items list original values and sale prices, including percale, ginghame, flannels, shirting, and Canton fabrics.
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Vinsta
Cambria
Swiss
Hamburg
Goc
Tacoma
Aals Price
Hands Off Dawes Commission and Cherokee Treaty Debate
The piece denounces calls to cut Dawes Commission funding while urging patience for work on Indian Territory land allotments. It notes Cherokee treaty approval uncertainty, concerns over public buildings confiscation and mineral lease terms, and the Hassell Turner claim collection, arguing for proper government support and due process amid tribal interests. It criticizes Washington influence and domestic party conflicts shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the
United States
Dawes Commission
Indian Territory
House
Senate
South McAlister
Conference Committee
Congress
Muskogee
Cherokee National Council
W. E. Hassell
M. L. Turner
Oklahoma City
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Cherokee’ Nation
Hassell
Turner
Cherokee Council
Ente
New Cordial Invitation and Scrap Iron Prices
An invitation is extended with best opportunity to sell scrap iron and related items. Rates listed include 20 to 30 cents per 100 pounds for bones, 22 cents for cast iron, 16 cents for steel and malleable iron, 35 cents per 100 pounds for rags, 4 cents per pound for rubber boots, and 5 cents per pound for brass and copper. Scales offered free of charge. A note questions Chief T. M. Buffington’s expenses in Washington.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stetson
Cherokee Nation
Nica Govelty
Warner Bros
W. B
Cherkee
Badgett’s
Staples
Jack’s Choice
Vulcan
Tower Grove
City
Worth Sc
Cottonades
Sea Island
Good Goods Store
Turney
John Fr. Thomas Iz
Charley Curtis
Himell
Daniel
Wilson
Ratcliff’s
T. M. Buffington
Frisco
American Car and Foundry Company
St. Louis
R. E. Hughes
Spruce Grove
J.P. Christian & Co
Cuba
Tlissouri
Burns
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