Local notes mention medical cures and travel updates
The column lists remedies for eye sores and malaria, promotes Prickly Ash Bitters for liver and kidney health, and notes travels of Dr Witiver and John A. Foreman. It mentions a fatal shooting in Cheenton, train routes on the Choctaw line, and local business ads for drugs and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur Liege
John A. Foreman
Roswell
N. M
Claremore
Hila
Memphis
Trav Aling
Paris
Pax
W. F. Carter
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
Bob Taylor
St. Louie
Morgan
Crawfordsville
Ind
Sayer
Caldwell
Cobh
Chapman & Briggs
John A. Chandler
Chouteau
Wilwon Strees
Madden, Jarrell &Gee
Ballard
Connel
Jobo Sharp
Bluejackey
Prine Meents
People's Drug Store
Vinita
Lilinore
Hadgett
Bright
Chapman & Brigas
Piles and tonics plus local events noted in Vinita area
An assorted 19th century style page lists remedies for piles and indigestion sold by local druggists, mentions a court injunction over stairs at the Western hotel, and reports a rabbit hunt near Vinita with Welch and Hidejacket crowds. It notes plans for another chase on Thanksgiving and details several travel connections via Choctaw lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeate
Dennis Fiynn
Congress
Okintona
Tnman
Ares
Plyan
Chaptan & Biriges
Choctaw
Little Rock Hot Springs
Memphis
St. Louis
Hucklin
A.W. Foreman
Welch
Hidejacket
Ube
Vinita
Erratic City Ads Offer Personal Musing and Winter Bargains
A garbled newspaper snippet mixes personal reminiscence with ads for indigestion syrup Dr Caldwell's and People's Drug Store. It urges winter wear purchases via advertising columns and promotes music publications from M Witwark & Sons with notes on fresh prints and musical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Clawson
Dr. Caldwell
Jack Proet
Burglary and Local Death Reported in Afton and Denton
William Jackson of Afton dies after a short illness. Burglaries hit Gill's store and another local shop, with cash, coats, and goods stolen. Judge Fisher replays a wartime reunion tale as old friends meet. A Denton county farmer discusses apple culture and travel anecdotes at a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFTON
Wm. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Hltlgil's
Gill's
Regiments and corps under Grant in Vicksburg era
Veterans recount the morning battles with Gen McPherson and Gen John A Logan under General Grant. The piece notes unit actions, calls Moore’s Malaria Cure a fake patent medicine, and reports church services with Rev G L Browning and local notices including a murder report and public school meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
13Th Army Corps
John A
Judge Fisher
Ph Til Jnots
15Th Army
Gene
McPherson
John A. Logno
Cutie
Grant
Vickeburg
Homefolks and the Dawes Commission Echoes
A long excerpt shows poetry by Riley about homefolks and a tragic scene with a white crepe on a door, followed by Dawes Commission enrollment dates for Cherokee citizens. It also reports a shoplifting incident by a young girl, a police notice on chartered measures, and a railway fare reduction in Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Riley
Howen- Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Us.a
James Whtcomt
Rikky
Tb Mie
Sud
Colin
Dawes Commission
Dawee Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Gunter
Witiver
Anderson
Pryor
Jackson
W. H. Haled
Bob Gentry
Cheentah Ab
Checotah
Price
H. B. Prayser
New Mexico
Crosby
Crusaders
Scofield
Conchurch
Indian Territory
Chapman & Brigga
Epideria
Sylle Cory
M. Witwark & Sons
Musical Publishers of
New York
Istest
Rinday
Horhand
Moore
Orion
G. Moore
North Main Street
People’s Drug Store
Dwiy
OL. Browning
Sueday
Hoore
Boeir
Courney
G. L. Browning
Christ
Stimie
Agale & Springer
Howard Ot
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Ling
Sam Baker
Baker
Reparte
Plato
People of
Pluto
Pythias
J. Jaheehan
A. Chandier
A. Bradley
Klos
Genpler
Howse
Chapman de Eri
Ke Public School
Discaen Caeans
Oltead
Ming Furniture CO
Anil
Anabrook
Mother
Elty
Janiteton
Pierce
Gallen
Shop Lites
Megro
Spencer
Madden, Jarrell & Gow
Ando
Five ‘Civilized Tribes
B. Needles
R. Breckenridge
J. T
MX &T
Constitution of the
Dave
The
Prairie Farmer
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