Beggs Hair Renewer and Various Remedies Promoted in Ad
An old advertising page lists Beggs hair restorer, Beggs blood maker, White's Vermifuge, Tabler's Buckeye Ointment, and other remedies sold by People's Drug Store. It also notes local notices about a Texas land grant meeting, a horse injury, and a legal/assorted business ads from Vinita Plow Co and Dr. Bite cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begg
People
Lindsey
Spain
Beggs
People’s Drug Store
Fred Woodward
Cabin Greek Bank
Jerine
Field Heirs
Wagoner
E. Brewster
Aften
Kansas City
Peeple
Laman F. Parker
Wewoka
Thomas
Tabler
Price
J. 1
Turner
John Deere
Bain
Moline
Kirk
Vinita Plow Co
S. Cobb
Denison
G. A. van Hall
Ste
Biom
Peoples
Local notes mix health tonics moves and trials
John Franklin and Miss Stella Brandy travel to Huntsville Arkansas then return on Frisco Friday morning. Advertisements praise Ballards Snow Liniment Beggs German Salve and Simmons Liver Regulator with agents listed. Mentions new Ketchum post office appointee J M Gallnan and various local movements and court case plans involving Frank Jennings and the O Malley boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin
Miss Stella Brandy
Huntsville
Ark
Ballard
People’s Drug Store
Bud Ledbetter
Padre Tolbert
W. D. Gatewood
Cameron
Vinita
People's Drug Store
Ketchum
Grand River
J. M. Gallnan
Beggs
Flossie Stevens Lennon
Dublin
Ireland
Tome Gruggists
Simmons Liver Regulator
Vinita Agents
L. M. Butler
Luckey
Etta Matthews
Hall
Simmons Liser Regulator
Simmons
Wm. H. Sarto
West Liberty
St. Louis
Frank
Cobb
Bates and Son Return From Nevada Healer Visit
Jake L. Bates and his son Charley returned from Nevada Missouri where Charley received treatment from noted magnette healers. Mr. Bates spoke highly of their care and the progress observed since the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bates
Jake L. Bates
Cowskin Prairie
Charley
Death of Eli Ingram at 64 a Pryor Creek burial
Eli Ingram died at his son John M. Ingram’s Mangoe Creek home ten miles east of Tulsa after a three day illness from apoplexy. He was born in North Carolina and moved to the Cherokee Nation in 1881. He leaves ten children seven daughters and three sons. He served in the Confederate Army and was buried beside his wife who died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor Creek
Eli Ingram
John M. Ingram
Mingo Creek
Tulsa
Mr. Ingram
North Carolina
Family to Return to Iowa for Needed Care
The elderly K Hall will leave with his family this week for Iowa. His daughter has suffered dementia for years, and the return aims to place her in an Iowa institution for treatment. The family seeks sympathy from those who know them during this difficult decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
K. Hall
Iowa
Going to Minami prompts Vinita exodus for homes
Wm. Burris plans a move to Miami for better home opportunities, a trend echoed as many residents leave Vinita and nearby areas since lands opened under Quapaw agency. They cite inability to secure homes in the Cherokee nation and seek building prospects in the new locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Burris
Miami
Vinita
Quapsa
St Louis cattle market sees varied steers and weights
The market reports multiple buyers posting steers with weights from 787 to 1066 pounds at prices from 3.25 to 4.25 per hundredweight. Notable entries include Hassell 1012 pounds at 3.85, Wills 1066 pounds at 4.25, McSpadden 958 pounds at 3.50, and Fair McSpadden 976 pounds at 3.50. A separate item notes the death of Wichita founder William Griffenstein in Shawnee, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hassell
Watt Mayes
J. M. Daugherty
Fair McSpadden
St. Louis National
Fire devastates Chickasha with $30000 loss in business
Report describes a major fire in Chickasha causing about $30,000 in property damage, including a $10,000 hotel. The piece notes liquor-license links to the blaze and recalls Vinita's debate over saloons and municipal funding. It argues against saloons and urges funding through other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasha
Vinita
Chesp
Revesteies
Tax stance on timber coal taxes and rail expansion disputed
The piece argues no revenue or license on wood and minimal coal tax, notes a Grand River route for the Arkansas & Oklahoma railroad, and urges Vinita and Coffeyville to push the line while detailing a coast to coast health ad for Dr. Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Nation
Arkansas & Oklahoma Railroad
Grove
I. T
Grand River
Vinita
Coffeyville
Arkansas
Colffyville
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ALL Drugeists
Chapman & Briggs Special Agents
Bailey Bell
Ronnest
Cray-Dalsol Balding
Ind
Ter
BR. Mills
Masonic Baliding
Diesel
Spesalty
Probtsea & Bagby
Physicians & Surgeons
Visita
C.N
Pirst’ Nations Bank
Moons
Zanda
C. P. Linn
Utl
Central Ave
Hot Springs
Gyelyte
Patton
Vista
Day
B. O. R. Griffith
Hill Building
Meredith
D.V
Vereetxary Peverdan
Severon Axp
Cornataer
Mate Street
B. W. Hanmer
Thos. M. Brady
Bhamer & Brady
New Barrie
B. m. Wilaor Blue & Wilson
Miller
Vosita.l. T
Wen
Ogee Ln
Helaeti Boi
Paverport
Thompson
Mantis Rtin
J. S. Davenport
New Halsell Building
T D. Neville
Alaw
Vastra
Hivxorr
McAlester
Andy Green
Katy
Ardmore
Itlerb Cox
bluMay
See
Raymond
Mont Crockett
W. H. Cowan
Rogers, Ark
Cowan
Cuenry & Cr
Toledo
Cheney
Cheir
West & Tavax
WaLpese
Koenax & Manvix
O. Mall
E. Hill
Frank Hanna
Dick Bell
Lucy Heil
L.C. Miller
Troy Jones
Roddy Boys
White Oak
John Cox
Horse Creek
Eureks
Ilowa
Minami
ST. Louis Cattle Market
Dave Muskrat
Fort Gibson
T. M. Buffington
Wichita Passes
William Griffenstein
Wichita
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Bill Griffenstein
Bert Chandy
W. L. Chapman
Wright
A. J. Green
Adair
Adiltess Ka
Adal
Baby
Torreschar
Rie Frope
Davbon
Mel Thompson
Claremore
Secretary of the Interior
Onion Bullette
Grayson Willis
Timistons
Eteen
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Chas Lumwick
Leene
Macom ® Co. Mich
Atety
Common Sense
Dr. V. Pierce
C. C. Knox
Chas. T. Jones
Hop Chest RY
Gan Mer
A. N. Green, Vinita, I. T
Ming
Oliver
Pree
W. P. Phillips
Mall
Blow Pras
First National Bank
Vinita, Ind
Olive
Saby B.f.orine
E.& Frayser E
Ratcliff M. EB
Milford
W.H. Kornegay
VW. A. Graham
Heinen Turk
Indian Territory
AUGST
Eevee
the Bee Jewelry Stores
Santa Fe
W. J. Janey
A. T
8. P. Ry
Union Avenue
Alway
Ee Barrett
Stoorprands
Little Visita
Firand Perp
Ball Crop Tig
Taylor
Pustottier
N. Stewart
Tee
Trea
J.C. Hogan
WM. Howell
Fairland, Ind
J. T
E.R. Prayser
Nobles
Edo, Kan
Metsome
J. C. Arnett
Chelsea, I
Raoch
Dee
Davie M. Dele
G. A. Deis
Ares
Fuix
Uyom
U. J.8
KF. Krew
Ee Taylor Machinery Company
Jonete
Tidiowine
Hetober
ISI
Antiwas & Taylor Gulumbia
Wan
Catether
Susie Northers
Robert D Ledasin
Intutilleg
Elian Loos
J. WW
Tewne
Pinte Ui
Solarwey
Jnstee
William P
A Winston
Clete
Sean F
Anderson
Lee
Witcoy
Aline
Hensane Springs
Redfearn
Abler
Buckeye
Sures
Mair
Ames F. Ballard
North Main Street
P. Shanahan
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