Windy Vinita Notes and Local News Summary
Vinita weekly notes report a spill of various town happenings including people traveling to Muskogee and San Francisco, a new laundry venture, marriage notices, and a major wind accident flattening a mail carrier. Local officials, church events, and business developments are noted along with railroad fare announcements and civic meetings.
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Fieatr
Lee
Winite Munuh Bverr Werke Ag
Camp Presdeo
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Butolph
Fuat
Oime
Parone
Kansas
Peirce City
Muskogee
Marston in the Pen and Cherokee politics in flux
The piece notes J Bortest Marston visiting and a protracted legal scene in Indian Territory. It cites tensions over Dawes Commission freedmen rolls, Cherokee dissatisfaction with appointments, and a caustic remark about $126 000 tied to the last roll. The Sapulpa and Vinita scenes reflect a shifting frontier press amid local campaigns and treaty debates.
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Vinita
Ledbetter
Bod
Dawes Commisrion
Pierce City’s Decline After Frisco Route Bypass
Analyzes Pierce City’s rise as a rail junction and its collapse after the Frisco line bypassed it. Describes Monott’s creation, Vinita’s growth, and warns readers to learn from history while echoing Cherokee Nation governance conflicts and Roar L. Owen’s stance on Eastern Cherokees and council authority.
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Owen
Cherokee National Council
National Council
United States
Cherokee Nation
Springer
Senate of the
Congreve
John J. Crittenden
Cherokee Council
Hassell
Turner
Roar L, Owen
Scarcity of Lumber Hampers Building Across States
The article notes unprecedented lumber shortages nationwide, with December and October orders arriving late. Mills cannot meet demand due to a depleted workforce from illness in swampy regions, hampering construction and progress in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Texas, and other states. It also mentions a political dispute over Vinita mayoral candidacy involving opposition to public utility projects.
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Miller
Browning Yards
Ohio
Todiana
Illinois
Texas
Fate of Lost Articles at a Large Department Store
A New York Post report recalls a large department store where clerks catalog and recover lost items. Many items are returned to owners, while some vanish with shoppers, others are collected by staff to fund a charity trust, and jewelry and books are the most commonly lost items.
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Senson
Dixve
New York Post
Bull
Dail
Uae
Anil
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Jack Prost
Ald Society of the Plies Church
JW. Brice
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Hevenie
Frank
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Mooday
Oak Leaf Hotel
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John Bobineon
Mise Maud Bilby
Tiny
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Presbyterian Church
Atomooline Ufween Mra Swale
Ed Lee
Butt
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Meisco Railroad
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George & Hughes
Coffeyville
Osens
Katy
Marr
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Mery
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Mitel
Bride
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Ratcliff
Man Estes
Ba Lee
Mareh
Lequire
Sam Fratyr
Mat Hawking
St.Louis
Noone
Wendley
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T. Sheeran
G.W. Miller
F.C. Couch
W. H. Drew
David Thal
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Marion Maddox
W. C.chambertin
Martin Daniels
Downingville
Frisco
Otteway Uckels
Los Angeles
San Diego
Walkan
Ifatrat Egy
Marston
J. Bortest Marston
Clara Barton
Asin
Owensville
Todiwna
Indian Territory
Oxfords
W. R. Badgett
the Good Goods Store
E. N. Ratcliff Mercantile Co
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