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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
3
Late word from mills prompts a clearance week with Simpson mill end fancy black calicoes at a fraction of usual cost. Ladies linen skirts waists and Oxford slippers offered below typical 50c and 1.00 ranges, plus men’s light satin calf shoes discounted to 1.00.
Local items report snow sign painting at Jumbo Store by Sam B. Fracee and others. Various brief notices cover visits, church events, political gatherings, and medical ads from Chepman & Briggs, Dr Caldwell’s pepsin, and Prickly Ash bitters.
In an inexact report the Cherokee school matters prompt a supervisory review by Coppock. The piece notes widespread complaints about a teacher and hints at imminent investigation. Also referenced are local drug ads and election results, with intermittent notices on real estate and health products.
In Frisco and North Manchester an array of church and secret order gatherings were noted. Tours and ticket quotes offer one fare plus two for round trips from all stations to Kansas, Indiana, and Oklahoma territories, with dates ranging May 8 to May 21.
A torrent of brief items from a rural paper notes town news including Whitneys selling land, shipments to St Louis, visits from Baxter Springs, and a Rock Creek correspondent. It lists travel ticket rates for church assemblies in May and June across multiple states, with sale dates, round trip costs, and return deadlines. The notices urge readers to contact local agents for details.
A broad, opinionated appeal argues for claimant rights and intelligent voting amid national tensions. The writer critiques the White Leader, accuses opponents of ignorance, and stresses fair treatment, while praising the Republic’s coverage and urging readers to subscribe and engage. The piece blends political argument with calls for honest discussion and civic duty.
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