First Ball Game Teases Morals and Pillars
A humorous reader recounts attending a local village baseball game. The narrator describes the chaotic crowd, improvised play, and comic misinterpretations of the sport, noting the crowd’s wild cheers and the comical misreadings of the action. The piece blends a folksy voice with a playful critique of early baseball culture. The column also reports MarshaI Bennett’s note on Wagoner court building lease renewal and regional court schedules.
War Over Rail Route Spurs Town Row in Muskogee
The Muskogee clash with the M K and T railroad centers on moving freight division headquarters to South Canadian or elsewhere. Vinita plans to intervene to protect supper routes, while a local says Muskogee may build its own east and west road. Slot machine crackdowns spread from Wagoner as cattle losses fill news, and Choctaw townsite appraisers prepare to size up small towns before larger ones.
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M., K. & T. Railroad Company
Muskogee
South Canadian
Muskoge
Vinita
Pay of Parliaments contrasts global salary perks
A survey cites payment levels and perquisites for parliaments in several countries. It notes Boer members earn about 6000 dollars yearly, US senators receive mileage and fees, Britain pays high officials but not MPs, and other nations range from modest stipends to per diem allowances.
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Transvaal
United States
Great Britain
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New South Wales
Victoria
Canada
South Australia
Queensland
New Zealand
France
Vienna
Belgium
Chamber
Clases
Portugal
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
New York Sun
Case of Strategy and Quarries in Newspaper Snippet
A fragment notes a comic exchange about a proposal and a dying quarries reference. It also mentions Longfellow and a red pipe stone quarry at South Dakota’s eastern edge as the continent’s sole quarry of its kind. A light dialogue quip about narcotics appears with a physician and patient.
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Longfellow
Red Pipe
South Dakota
Cavalry in Future Wars and the Dashing Horseman
Major Kunz argues cavalry will not vanish but evolve. He warns against blunt frontal charges against trained infantry, stresses faultless riders and leadership, and says cavalry can disrupt fleeing forces to avoid larger battles. Extensive maneuvers train for such work, as noted by Literary Digest.
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Major Kunz
Literary Digest
Property buyers and sellers connected in Vinita commission
A commission based service advertises matching buyers with sellers in Vinita. It offers help to buy improved or unimproved property and promises savings. The notice invites property owners with property to sell or buyers seeking property to contact the advertiser.
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Vinita
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