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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
3
Local notes from Vinita discuss property listings, court activity, and social visits. Mentions include Mant tWo, J.B. Vandeventer family plans, Mrs Tibbits funeral, and river valley promoters. Also reports on wiring, new telephone, engagements, and community events with several named residents and locations referenced.
The city council passed an ordinance to drill a public artesian well near the junction of Tinols Avenue and Wilson Street. A committee led by F G Cowan L P Inheli and Charley Moore will select the site, with work to begin promptly. The plan includes a possible ornamental fountain and a second well at South Park may be considered after the business-section well is established.
A fragmented report describes golf enthusiasts and a royal thistle event in Scotland, with mentions of Phillips edition, caddies, and plans to pursue golf balls. The piece references a storied evening, names such as Jameson and Parker, and a drought-like environment affecting the scene, plus a plough image and a purchase of Twi around the Licks.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue and names. The readable portion hints at a daytime raid narrative with characters Orr, Hider, and props. No clear event, location, or date can be determined from the legible words.
The Honorable W. Tibbin United States Probate Commissioner died at his residence Sunday at 12:45. He had been ill for eight months, bedridden most of that time. Tibbin was 64 years old and had lived in White for ten years. For three or four years he held the post of Probate Commissioner, appointed by Judge John R. Tromes. His genial optimism earned him many friends and his witty heart was widely noted.
Fragmented Wire service style excerpt details Judge Springer and Judge Wai amid Cherokee Nation contract approval. Mentions marriage licenses and local notices with jumbled names, dates, and places, reflecting a chaotic, era-specific newspaper snippet.
El Reno and Fort Sill report heavy registration totals for homeseekers and soldiers as crowds form at booths from dawn to noon. Officials note confidence in surpassing 100000 total registrations. Local updates cover water supplies, ice shortages, new papers, political notices, and community events with families visiting and a cream social at the church.
The fragmentary text describes a royal coronation amid threats or political tension. It references the crowning of King Award Vil and Ganon Aleanee, a secretive AMb key Miawhh, and the presence of guards and ceremonial pageantry. The passage is garbled but centers on a coronation event with security concerns.
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