Chills Malaria Talk and Local Notices in 1899 Indian Chieftain
The column lists routine notices and ads including lime prices at Wilburton lumber yard, barrelled lime at 50c, and ladies products from Red Cross Ball Blue for white clothes. It notes local deaths, court notes, a cattle shipment, and a wolf raid, with community updates from Fortieth Regiment recruit plans to Muskogee and Rev. Lloyd's travel. It highlights local businesses, weathered concerns, and medicinal ads from Prickly Ash Bitters and People's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Burritt
Clinton
Wilburton Lumber Yard
Wilburburton Lumber Yard
Lee Barrett's
J. M. Buter
W. P. Thompson
Fevsidene
Barrett
Cravens
Fortieth
Muskogee
Bob Baugh
Clarence Turner
Ed Adair
St. Louis
Wilburton
John Coody
R. J. Moore
Chouteau Place
Franklin
Texas
Waxahatchle
J. C. Hall
W. M. Meliette
Herb Cox
Willburton Lumber Company
Presbyterian Church
R. Badgett
Chapman & Briggs
United States
Thomas Lioyd
Lehigh
el Reno
Diocese of
Oklahoma
A. OC
Raymond
Frisco
Providential
Arthur Chamberlin
John Bates
Nevada
J. B Turner
Millinery opening at Jumbo Store wows Vinita shoppers
The Jumbo Store Millinery opening drew strong praise for Miss Bertha Hayward and assistants Miss Myrtle West and Miss Kennedy. Exhibits in hats and ready-to-wear goods impressed shoppers, with attractive displays crafted by John C. Davis and others. Souvenirs and celebrations accompanied the event as staff ensured a successful opening. The Verity Carertain issue also highlights Vinita business growth and advertising strength, noting multiple pages filled by merchants and a positive trade outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hayward
Myrtle West
Kennedy
Will Ward
Ed Abes
John C. Davis
John Harlin
Samy
Mies Dulle Ledbetter
Mr. Churchill
Indies
Tae Verity Carertain
Volunie
Vinita
Aluminum note book promo and local ads in Gazette
A Hats off to a aluminum covered note book giveaway from the Jum bo store advertised by Lud Churchill and Jim Jump. Also notes a tombstone levy on Ellis Childers by George Shaffer, a Hannibal typhoid pneumonia survivor credits Dr. King’s New Discovery for recovery with offers of regular and trial bottles at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lud” Churchill
Vinita
Jim Jump
George Shaffer
Wavoner
Ellis Childers
Creek Nation
Jefferson City
J. E. Lilly
Hannibal
Sonn
A. W. Foreman’s
People’s Drug Store
Auction of government seized hay yields no bids
In Katy yards on a Friday afternoon the government inspector offered two cars of hay at auction for royalty and sale expenses. No bids were received as inspector Frank Churchill announced defaulted royalty on one car and paid tax on the other. Auction adjourned to 6 pm with plans to reoffer to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Frank
James Leforce
Quincy
Ill
Hall
Cara
Cherokee School Likely to Open Under Cherokee Authority
A city school board member says Cherokees never accepted the payment and Vinita would not receive Cherokee money. If so, Cherokee authorities will appoint a teacher and open the public school immediately to provide facilities for all Cherokee children within three miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jastin
Vinita
Joe Dixon
Tenant
West Virginia
Charley Propp
Frank Clemons
Southwest City
Ed Miles
Will Ae
Maggie Cowmings
Adair
Bruce Anderson
Jee Mo
Rock Creek
Exceedingly Fortunate Judge Springer To Hold Cherokee Court
Lawyers foresee great benefit to the Cherokee Nation and the Northern district if Judge Springer holds the next term at Winita. He is praised for understanding Indian citizens, promising to finish long‑running civil business. Also, an elderly woman died in a wagon at Bull Creek crossing, leaving a destitute family. mayor directed burial by city authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Springer
Spt
Winita
Bull Creek
Sheehan
Ube
Spaulding Institute Burns. Muskogee fire destroys main building
A serious loss hits Spaulding Institute in Muskogee, formerly Harrell Institute, as the main building and gymnasium burn before 8 o'clock last night. Most furnishings and books saved. dormitory spared. Estimated loss about 35000 with 20000 insured. The school will be rebuilt promptly amid talks of water works for prevention and notes on causes including student smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding Institute
Muskogee
Harrell Institute
Los
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boye
Seigneet Ai
Redmond
Ban
Moen
Jeanne Readfearn
Marx
Poe
Hart, Schaffn
Mark
Vastra
Ixp. Tex
Rock Creek Notes
A. W. Foreman
S. H. Mayes, Jr
Pryor Creek
Tr. Perryman
Brown
Aukiman & For Machinery Company
Aultman & Taylor Columbia
Russell
Umax & Taylor Mac GO
John B Turner
Hart, Shaffeer & Marks
Capauiaralae
HART
Schaffne
Schaffner & Marx
JUMBD
Any Trust
Postum Cereal Company
Jumbo Grocery
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