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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1908
Page
4
Local notice details a mid-summer sale with discounts on fabrics and apparel. Highlights include stitched textiles, rugs, wash goods, patent welt shoes, children's and misses slippers, and men's suits with substantial markdowns. Various lots list prices and percent discounts.
Dr B Fortner from Speind field arranged sidewalks with Albert Marks in Vinita. Miss Lucy Kennedy and Miss Dowling of Deniwon Texas visited Mrs Delaney and traveled to Miami. The Cabin Valley Mining Co reports 33 feet drilled in Chelsea field oil sand and expects strong results. J T Wilson hosts sisters Frankie and Sabra from Chanute and Omahi Nebraska, with Mr Henderson and wife from Chanute. Lee Smith of Golden Rule plans Rocky Ford Colorado trip to visit family. A A Hant takes Golden Rule post. M Douglas aims for American Express agency in Tulsa. Lulu Stokes visits sister Mrs Lee McCamish and returns to Bluejacket. Mrs Ed Lee and daughter Glossie go to Big Cabin to stay with Robert.
Quotations furnished by the Vinita Produce Company include country butter per pound eggs per dozen hens per pound geese per pound ducks per pound and other fresh produce items. Prices vary by market and availability.
An odd scene unfolds as Charles Pacatilaire and Maxine Go Camps roost together amid strange exchanges. The eccentric dialogue centers on identity and perception, with cryptic remarks about attention and belonging in a quirky, humorous tone.
A fragmented reflection on vocation. The text suggests each man has a singular direction inviting silent effort. It portrays struggle and persistence as a person advances, facing obstacles yet moving toward a deepening, fruitful channel.
The text discusses a tepid trend in carbon crystal manufacturing and rising costs. It notes interest from women hoping for proof of ability and hints at a tense market with prohibitive prices. The fragmented prose references pretersties and teal mentiones.
Five plus pound native gold nugget recovered from old Highland placer by John Kern and deposited at W A Clark & Co bank in Butte Montana. Weighing 60 ounces 17 pennyweights troy, it is described as the largest nugget seen in Butte area and attracted many visitors to assess its natural purity.
A history of the Sixth Infantry from its 1798 organization at Fort Withan to notable actions in the West during early frontier conflicts. The piece traces engagements in Mexican and Civil War eras, later service in Cuba and the Philippines, and notes the centennial review of four hundred years of duty by the regiment.
A historical note describes an early claimed pneumonia cure by Dr Powell made from nasal cells. It asserts the disease originates in the bone framework of the nose and spreads to the lungs. The remedy allegedly draws poison from nose cells, with a cited cured case among the worst pneumonia sufferers.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Yale event with talks by a professor and a choral performance. The audience reportedly witnessed a discussion on a certain topic, the band playing, and a parade viewed through a gas-lit doorway.
Two boys craft sand castles on a sunny May beach. they inspect a black ship with a jointed spyglass. The scene praises the spyglass as the best gift for seaside children and suggests it will delight all the small fry at the shore.
A 19 year old man and a 16 year old girl share a suburban car ride with awkward humor. He offers to walk her further, blushes crimson as she nearly tumbles onto his lap. She recovers, apologizes, and they part with laughter from other passengers.
A humorous tale from Fiachta recounts the Avierteas lady challenging King Edwant as he enters a room. She refuses to rise and is corrected by the king, who is amused yet displeased by the scene as others stand.
John Senay and Maria Davis were wed after obtaining a license read by the preacher Reverend Harvey Graves. The ceremony was conducted by the High Reverend Mr Grimnne with witnesses Titus Hares and Dayte present. Cresby and Ekde drove away after.
A local notice offers a magic lantern with 50 views to any boy or girl who recruits eight new subscribers for the Kansas City Weekly Journal at 25 cents each. Send the fall payment plus the names to receive the lantern and complete canvassing instructions.
Fourteen hundred California children petition the Forestry Service in Wash ington urging the United States to establish a national forest of redwoods. The effort is led by Humboldt County children and local officials urging action toward a nationwide park or forest designation.
A reader describes a morning scene at a church where decorations resemble a grand ribbon display. The speaker notices Mrs McSwat-Ail and Lobelia in front, references a bird that misses its place, and comments on the overall arrangement.
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