Vinita Public Notices and Local Business Roundup
Local items report typhoid cases in the city, cattle sales totaling 33,000 dollars, rapid growth in Vinita, and numerous residential telephones recently installed. Ads note machine oil, rivets, mowers, binder parts, and wagons at W W Miller's. several residents move houses, visit relatives, or plan telephony connections. Community happenings include church missions, sidewalk projects, and a birthday gathering.
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Vinita
W. W. Miller's
Henry Ballard
Judge Clark
W. W. Miller
D. C. Boswell
Public School census and book list in Vinita
Census by W L Chapman shows 737 children ages 6 to 21 in and near the city with 318 whites 271 Cherokees 101 colored plus 47 Cherokee beyond limits. Ratcliff travels to tablequab to seek Cherokee school funds and possible city school fund integration. Adopted books include Baldwin readers Metcalf grammar Redway and Herman geography Overton physiology Milne arithmetic Patterson word book and Sharpe history. Electric Bitters praised as health aid for women and general toning sold by A W Fureman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Chapman
BE. N. Ratcliff
Rateliff
Cherokee Board
Coppock
Tablequab
Vinita
Baldwin
Metcalf Grammar
Redway
Herman
Overton
Milne
Patterson
Egeleton
White
United States
Saddle recovered after theft from Cobb store area
Sam Cobb found a saddle stolen with a horse last fall during Ringling Bros visit. John Armstrong of Grand River region rode away with it, later returning the saddle after Tom Prather pursued him. City marshal Chandler recovered the saddle from Armstrong who claimed it came from Chanticy ater Vinita, and he had bought it there from W. C. Patton.
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T. M. Reynolds
Catoosa
J. M. Boyd
Bank of Afton
Dimmie Byrd
Fairland
Freeman Nidiffer
Horse Creek
Ming
Emmett Rea
J. B. Burckhalter
South Carolina
G G. Ewing
R. Crockett
Nevada
Mings
Missouri
Neosho
C. Leggs
Holloway
T. A. Chandler
Fayseeritte
Ballard
People's Drug Store
John Anderson
A. M. Calloway
Liza Vincent
Claremore
People’s Drug Store
Ter
Joe Harris
Dave
Sam Cobb
Cobb
Ringling Bros
Covn
Grand River Country
John Armstrong
Sam
John Metcalf
Tom Prather
Armstrong
Prominent No-Name Patent Remedy Pitches Digestive Cure
A garbled advertisement extols a medical discovery from Dr. Pierce claiming to strengthen digestion and nerves. It references a patent medicine free of narcotics, offering a trial via postage stamps for the “Holden Medical Discovery” with promises of healing digestive and nervous issues. The copy urges readers to send stamps for a prospectus and price details.
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Piesce
Holden
Gulden Medical
Pierce
Butialo
X.Y
Miss Maude Cole Sails to Afton in Early Evening
Mise Maude Cole, a dressmaker from Empire City Kansas, travelled by Frisco to Afton to visit Miss Mattie Stokes. A telegraph message directed her to return immediately due to police inspector presence. She hired a tent to reach Vinity but her baggage washed away before the 11 PM Lutine Lytle Cabin northbound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Daily Chieftain
Sisters of Saint Francis
Clinton
Town
P. Shanahan
Tabler
People's Drug Store
Tr. L. Mill
Afton Hardware
Klondike
Kiegs
E. Wolf
Shippensburg
Chamberland Cy
Regan
Pennsylvania Hospital
Harrisburg
T. F. Thompson, Jr
J. J. Monning
Mise Maude Cole
Empire City
Kansas
Afton
Frisco
Mattie Stokes
Vinity
Ture
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Gray-Haled Building
A. R. Mills
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Thompson
New Hateet
Viwrza.it
Davenport & Hall
S Bank Bla
Z. Cosmexons
Bude D
Wilson
Blue & Wilson
Attorneys-At-Law
Miller's Furniture Store
Lail D. Neville
Notary Public
Bap Deers
New Haleel Building
Vuura, I
F. Smith
H. Eornsgay
Sithae
D. A. M. Olinksoalis
WOOT
T. Martin
Tawenport
Maisell Balding
D. Meredith
D. V.S
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Stason
Anp
Dewrist
Cornatzer
Main Street
1. T
D. O. R. Griffith
Varta
C. P. Linn
Central Ave
Hot Springs
Ark
Aalye
W. Foreman
Patten
Vinita. T
NER & Bagby
Physicians & Surgeons
Ifice
First National Bank
Boes W.day, D.D. Ss
Nat Bank
Vi- Oita
Cote
Fowler
Luman F. Parker, Jr
Tuls
Edith Lee
Parsons
Ples Thompson
Grand River
Marry Ashby
P. L. Soper
Low
Topeka
Soper
Muskogee
Portien
Commissi
Lloyd
St. John's Church
Bege
People's
Jack
Begg
J.A. Anderson
Sulphur Springs
Noel
Helen
Frank Carter
International Correspondence School of Scranton
Lash Phursdar
TC. McGiassen
Texas
Roma
Soo
George Metsiassen
CGF
Lutkin
FH. Oliphant
Ebbert
Pennsyianal
Chelsea
Priscy
Idandruff
Leggs
Walt Renewer
Moople's Drug Store
W. J. Wade
South McAlester
Buckie
A.W. Foreman
Drugetskyr
Smith
Hall
Quexey & Co
Toledo
Cheney
West & ‘Truax
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Henry Katetic
Hal
Buffalo Bill
Wiliam Cody
James Jeffdos
Tom Isbell
Long Branch
N.Y
Tony
Mer
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Mascital
Nolin
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W. Fureman
A. N. Green
I. T
McCormick
Stiri
E. M. Ming Furniture
Qlver Baqgt
Pres
W. P. Phillips
Bagby
E. B. Frayser
N. Ratcliff
M. & Milford
W.H. Kornogay
W. A. Graham
G. W. Clark
Cherokee Nation
Taz Indian Territory
August Schliecker, L.welet and
Ceticten
R. R. Taylor
W.N. Stewart
Henedt
J.C. Hogan
Pryor
Ind
WM. Bowell
Fairland, Ind
C.L. Washbourne
Southwest City
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Watt Mayes Pryor Creek
Roy
Pryortres
J. W. Wright
Nowata
ER Frayser
H. Nobles, Edna, Kan
Hetee
Kaif Eray
Big Creek
Leporoce, Vinita
J. C. Arnett
Horse Beanu Tome
Belben
Hue
ST. Louis
The
St. Louis National Stock Yards
East St. Louis
Ill
Cork
Ize Hoge Daily
Co. GC
KNOX
Chas
T. Jones
Indian Chieftain Office
J. T. Hakill
J. T
Indian Territory
Barrett, Vinita
D' Tabler
PSUE
James F. Ballard
Mountain Street
C.P. Shanahan
Young Woftan
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