Fragmented Cherokee land debate and Vinita plans
A long, garbled analysis traces Cherokee land issues, the Dawes Commission's work, Vinita’s growth as a Cherokee agency, and political tensions. It notes uneven land grades, ongoing allotment, school crowding, and calls for per capita payments, reserves, and protection of Cherokee property rights amid territorial development.
Mineral Deposits Beckon Development Across Acreage
Reader accounts describe rich mineral and coal deposits in a vast area. Locals report oil fields and pine forests, with proposed mills and waterways promising extensive economic growth, power, and farm land value as prospectors push for development.
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Oliver
Bern
Haneber Mills
Tion
W.ste
Bydeo Elve
Majority approves treaty after returns and pending votes
Complete returns from en Hire Cigars rally and other districts show a majority of 1 497 for the supplemental treaty with further ratification expected as undecided ballots push totals above 1 000. Atoka polling and final counts are to be monitored amid fears of timing and dispute over voting eligibility for freedmen.
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Juchaon
Woll
Red River
Atoka
MoOnntain
Appraisement Work Delayed by Town Commission Plan
A garbled report notes the Vownelts Commission arranging preliminary appraisals of town matters and delays on the North Bound Katy schedule. It mentions expected commencements late in the week and various references to trade, mitigation, and local personnel amid confusion.
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Vite
Toxes
Mtor
One Minute Cough Cure touted amid weather and illness notes
An old column blends medical quackery with weather reports, praising One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and inflammation. It names A W Porenson Henry at Catholic Church and local drugstores, with a Sunday test event by O C A Alione and Scale Unit.
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Acta
Uronehilie
Wit Mirmet
Ang Wuutle
McMahan
Hampton
A. W. Poreman
Hineton
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Heney
Mayor Parker Reports Money Market Panic Hinders Bond Sale
The mayor of St Louis reports the money market has soured to panic levels after the vote on bonds. Officials warn disposal of the newly approved bonds will be difficult while market conditions remain unsettled and no recovery date is yet seen. Foley's Moser products are advertised as cough remedies in the item.
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L. F. Parker, Jr
St. Louis
Foley
Poe
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