Fragmented Indian Chieftain news page items mix commerce and society
A garbled 19th century style column reports moving into wholesale spaces, hardware store upgrades, visits by locals to relatives, medical and clerical notes, and a new artesian well project. Names of individuals and businesses appear amid scattered fragments of daily town life and advertisements.
Aged Lady Rejuvenated and Other Local News Items
An elderly woman from Ketea is rejuvenated after visiting White County Tennessee, claiming improved sight and new teeth. A fire destroyed a dwelling and its contents in Waraut, with significant losses and insurance. Citizens seek the reappointment of Judge Jones and prefer Judge Thomas to succeed in Indian Territory. Bones found at a Katy depot turn out to be collected for anatomical study by a student. Local breeders advertise premiums and horse shows with detailed horse listings and offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Thomas
United States
Judge Jones
Thomas
Indian Territory
Thong
Katy
Cherokees Debate Section 79 Lease Clause And Oil Leases
Letter from Hon. J. M. Baftington, principal chief of the Cherokee Nation at Vinita, Indian Territory, argues voters fear Section 79 of the Cherokee agreement. He contends the clause, though troubling, does not alter titles and outlines contrasts between proposed lease terms and existing rights for oil prospects.
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Wastineros
J. M. Baftington
Cheroke Tion
Vinita
Indian Territory
Kirr
Heathien
Fret
Interior
United States
Anid
Ratcliff's Dry Goods Store Sale on Gingham and Muslin
Ratcliff's offers thiry week sale on 1000 yards of single apron Gingham 27 inches wide at 4 cents per yard. Heavy shirtings in plaids and stripes at 8 1/3 cents per yard, reduced to 5 cents for a few days. One bale of Sea Island muslin 86 inches wide at 6 2/3? cents per yard. Damask offer at 50 cents and 75 cents per yard for bleached varieties.
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Sea Island
Cherokee treaty debate and land lease disputes near Vinita
Attorney General notes no valid leases on Indian lands and urges court action against unauthorized grazing and mining deals. Cherokee Nation treaty terms stir debate over land allotment values while a fatal shooting near the Cherokee Orphan Asylum shocks Vinita. Rail fare notices list upcoming second class colonist rates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lodiane
A H. Garland
Choctaw Nation of Indians
Indian Territory
Osage Coal Sod Mining Company, & Mies Sport Corporation
Wuld Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Indiana
Qoe
Congress
Curtis Gill
Avama
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Macelalion Laundry
Ed Lee
Clark
Mike Bownie
Tateliit Hiroe & Co
Bam Frazee
Butler
Parenta
Webb Weir
San Lave
Bilea Dodeu
Tebe
Balentine Wither
Hee
Aia de MB
Cleve
Columbus
Raten's
Pho Muita
Vieira En Genit
W. Pe Phompean
P. Pali
GW. Day
Sam Lespres
Gravion Wille
Olari
Ketea
White County
Tenn
Bromery
Wasson
Bresters
Justges
George O
Hoight
Mal Pointer
Saddie
Barnes
Ible
Warnes
Richard Adams
Allie
Lennon
Pear
FOR Children
Badgett Mercantile Company
Black Cat
Ratcliff
Strouse Bros
Rosenwald & Weil
Mary Jane Hopkins
Majestic
Wilken Bros
Woods
E. N. Ratcliff Mercantile Company
Phous
Wm, Son & Co
Enre
Orphan Asylum
Trott Taylor
Baildlord Chemex
Walker Jonsson
Tyedar
Craad
Taylor
Jobaron
Abot Blay
Frisco
Los Angeles
Sac Dingo
San Francisco
Intermedi- Wlepetivts
Proms
Viabla
Warcmn
Laval Auenk
L. P. Garrison
Cash Grocer
Credit Buster
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Lee Barrett