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The Bailey Chieftain newspaper is published daily except Sunday by D. M. Marrs Printing Co with D. M. Marrs as editor.
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The Vinita Daily Chieftain in Vinita, Oklahoma
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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
2
Vinita Chieftain editorial urges modest lawn use and faith in growth
A Vinita Oklahoma notice urges residents to conserve water during dry days as hundreds waste water daily. The Daily Chieftain touts its aim for a clean, wholesome paper and seeks wider readership via Associated Press service to reach Vinita and surrounding areas with dependable news.
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Vinita
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Probate Auction
In pursuance of a county court order in Craig Oklahoma the curator Albert E Webber and Maudry Webber will sell at public auction the real estate owned by wards Alber E Webber and Maudry Webber with life estates held by Sam Webber and Himyra Webber. The sale is scheduled for September 4 at 2:30 pm at the courthouse front door in Craig County Oklahoma. The parcels include multiple lots in sections and townships across Nowata Mayes and Craig counties. The properties are the allotment of the late Alongo Webber a Cherokee and without heirs. Each ward holds one half subject to the life estates. Dated July 30 1908. 7H 1 W ORR
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Crate
Owinhhoma
Alber
EB. Webber
Maudry Weber
Albert E. Webber
Maudry Webber
Salinty Court
Nowats County
Oklahoma
County
Tofsuc
Mayes County
Craig County
Okahoma
Alongo Webber
Sam Webber
Himyra Webber
Webber
Maudry
County Court Term Dates Craig County Oklahoma
Craig County Oklahoma lays out term days for the County Court at Vinita with sessions on the Ist Monday in January April July and October for trials of law and fact with juries, plus Monday sessions for motions without a jury and ex parte business in the judges chambers. Dated Vinita June 10 2008 by Judge T Fuxan acting County Court judge.
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State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Braig County
Vinita
Craig
Oklahoma
Kane
Vieita
Jane
T Fuxan
Frisco Time Card Effective December 1s Alive
Local freight service notes indicate no passenger carriage with operating details unclear. The fragment cites a time card or timetable entry for Frisco line operations effective December, mentioning freight only and a partial route or equipment reference.
A Different Bird and Other Short Items in Verse
A Philadelphia teacher uses a bird story to calm children about eagles. A Native asks what civilization means, joking about life insurance. Arthur teases a sleeping sister, and a nurse confirms she is nearly unconscious. Iron ore mountains in four continents are noted.
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Philadelphia
Arthur
Soiled Paper Walls Remedy Suggested
A reader describes a simple fix for soiled paper walls caused by people leaning against them. Place blotting paper on the affected area and press with a hot iron to remove the stain.
Sultan Pays Large Sum for Ato End
A Turkish sultan reportedly paid 400000 dollars for an ato end. The text hints at potential trouble with his harem and advises faster action related to the stone bim aett, reflecting sensational, unclear details.
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Turkey
Sword of ancient times linked to Japanese emperor’s guard
Fragmentary note recalls a centuries old sword once used by an ancient Japanese official or ceremonial guard. The text mentions the sword’s存在 in relation to the present emperor era and hints at its historical significance.
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Jena
Offensive rhetoric quoted in fragmented inquiry remarks
A fragmentary passage criticizes a man described as doubly offensive for returning after inquiries and maintaining allegiance to Lee, implying memory lapses and stubborn bias in the speaker’s accusation. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or full attribution.
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Lee Aa
Balloonists Brave Burning Sky Above the Clouds
Balloonists report sheltering faces from extreme heat at two miles up as dust and dense air diffuse sunlight. At five miles the sun is a glowing ball, with near black sky and Egyptian darkness beyond. A mile and a half up, sundown requires shielding eyes, cooler air, and shedding sand as the balloon descends.
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Ita
Atlantic
Family of Sixty Millions Oyster Question
Canwell's Saturday Journal asks a puzzle on oyster reproduction. It notes an oyster can produce up to 66,009,000 eggs, with 16,000,000 as a typical average, and poses a generational growth problem if each egg develops. The challenge centers on calculating the fifth generation from a single pile.
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Canwell
Decadence of Wagering in Eng sn3
The writer laments a fading passion for wagering in England and notes general regret over the trend. He observes widespread bravado as people stake large sums according to means to demonstrate courage, signaling a social shift in risk taking and gambling.
The Origin of Portugal Emerges in 11th Century Annals
The article notes that around 1094 Portugal first appears in chronicles when Alfonso VII of Castile grants the county of Portugal to Henry of Burgundy to aid against the Moors. The name derives from Latin meaning Port of Cate Porto. It marks Portugal’s separate existence, growing from Castilian dependency to an independent realm by 1139 when its lords declare themselves kings.
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Portugal
Alfonso VII
Castile
Henry of Burgundy
Cate
Oporto
Alfonso
Rosary Magazine
A Tight One and a Curious Courtship Quip
A sketched dialogue from a midwestern scene features a woman remarking on economy and a stole while a reverend named Fourthiey passes by. The passerby quips about Fourthiey never marrying, prompting a retort that he did not make a good husband when he performed their wedding.
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Ermloe
Dr. Fourthiey
Fourthiey
An Appin Cure Curious Investigation in England
A report notes inquiries by medical men across England on whether fat apples help curb liquor desire. Most doctors say there have been no cases of a chronic drinker who habitually uses apples, while those who favor alcohol are rarely ardent apple users.
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England
Spring Cleaning Scrutiny In A Prise Fight Note
Mrs Jones Good asks why your bugband performs odd actions during spring cleaning. Mrs Brown explains the necessity to beat carpets and remove dust as part of the ritual. Harper's Weekly.
Some People and Their Odd Views on Work
A brief observed sentiment states that some individuals pursue work with the same optimism as someone seeking trouble, implying a paradoxical approach to employment and risk. The remark frames work as a pursuit driven by hopeful anticipation rather than practical need.
Rule or Be Ruled Govara Tour Prejudictions
A compact report notes Govara's upcoming tour with stated prejudictions and a caution against bias. Officials emphasize fair play and audience engagement while outlining tour dates and locations.
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