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The Indian Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1901

Page

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Curious Cuckoos and the Weak Women Ad

A fragmented OCR piece mentions Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming to make weak women strong and sick women well. It blends obscure names with medical claims and a pointer to a patent medicine advertisement in a historical newspaper context.

Lord Ell Beatonots Eueliek Parner Skee Alves Joel Pierre Rimeer Winelyel Ieee Dr. Pierce

Vinita Chooses Junction for New Public Water Fountain

The Vinita town council selected the intersection of Illinois Avenue and Wilson Street for a public water fountain. A drilling contract with Brant & Rile is set, with a thirty day start and a per foot rate up to six hundred feet, plus optional depths and piping responsibilities for the supplying party.

Illinois Avenue Wilson Thoreday Tilinoin Avenue Wilton Street Electric Light Company Viatta Todian Ihe Inbell J. L Sherer T. Moore Brant & Rilte Vinita I. T Jean Gret

Interior to study Indian Territory taxation for schools

The Secretary of the Interior plans an investigation to assess a tax system on personal property occupations and franchises in the Indian Territory to fund free schools for Indian and white children. Frank Churchill will be special inspector. $5,000 appropriated. salary $2,600 per year.

Washington Secretary of the Interior Hichcock Indian Territory Congress Frank Churchill Crcretary New Place Churchill New Hampshire Republican State Hietary

Hay Export Tax Abrogation Sought for Cherokee Farmers

Washington reports a petition to abolish the Cherokee Nation hay export tax, pressed by Cherokee citizens led by farmers and grain dealers. An Interior Department decision, by Willis J. Veo Deventer, is anticipated, with supporters arguing the tax hinders Cherokee harvests and benefits cattle interests. The case traces to 1885 when a 20 cent per ton tax was enacted, and prior opinions varied within the federal offices. The petition, pending since April, seeks repeal to ease export restrictions and improve tribal revenue prospects.

Washington, D. C Daly Interior Willis J. Veo Deventer Department Cherokee Council Kaness City Legal Department of the Indian Office Parker Frisco Syn Meader Peraon

Early Oklahoma Democratic mobilization in Cherokee Strip politics

In El Reno on July 17, Democrats from old Oklahoma travel to the new country to organize and counter Republican influence. The Jefferson club aims to mold anti Republican sentiment as they report past Cherokee Strip expenditures hurt the party. Republicans plan to respond with strong campaigning in Lawton district and northern counties.

el Reno Democracy of Oklahoma Jefferson Club Oklahoma City Old Wiliam C. Honteow Ofimboldere Cherokee Strip Afea

Promised Land Scarcity Of Water In El Reno Land Opening

A 1901 El Reno report warns of scarce water and low agricultural value in the land opened August 6. About 7,000 sections in the district show less than half suitable for farming, with similar prospects in the Lewton district. Drawings will be separate. many lands border worthless areas, and hopeful buyers are urged to inspect claims locally before selection.

Hompstead Settul Pedany Valle el Reno Okla Lande Et Reno Landi Thie Lewton Lawton Land Office Booth Indian Territory

BeGgs srt German isin ts sr PSALVE ee y youre nyo the Great box was re by the rest

Fragmentary OCR from a historical page mentions a German physician Dr Sehia Tolar and vague claims about curing malve and heating remedies. It includes garbled phrases about deslery mail and a vague product offer with unrelated, unclear incentives.

Beggs Sehia Tolar

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