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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
4
Advertisers tout discounts on rugs, matting, portieres, muslin curtains, and dress fabrics for school wear. Prices marketed as low as a few cents to several dollars per item, emphasizing quantity and value to shoppers, with a focus on materials for children's garments and home décor during the sale event.
Various men and boys suits listed with wide price range from $2 to $20 plus many discounted items. The ad mentions 1 4 off and 25 percent off discounts on two-piece suits and pants, with numerous vague product names and prices interspersed. Strong entities include Men, Suits, Boys, Paris, Worthen, and numerical values in dollars and discounts.
The page presents a garbled jury list with numerous misread names and scattered quotes on modern life. It includes lines about drinking spirits, air quality, and microbes, plus a discussing note on the Nile and travel as essential to education, attributed to European sources.
A quirky scene unfolds as a milliner declares belief in reason yet tires of a woman fearing to be genteel and asking for Limbborn data instead of Leghorn. A second voice, Sawyser, comments on meeting a man he feels he could relate to, with cryptic mispronunciations and garbled chatter in a bustling shop dialogue.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Franck Wiltersey and compulsory measures, with unclear data about percentages and groups. It references Menlo, Aigner, and women, and discusses literacy or voter-like figures, though specifics are garbled. The passage lacks coherent facts to form a full report.
A garbled report hints at an auction mystery with cryptic dialogue and a perplexing outcome. The fragment mentions an expedition or locational cue and a figure described as vegetarian, leaving the exact event and participants unclear.
The column records social events and town life in Big Cabin, noting a school bonds election with a clear vote, a Friday ice cream social, visits by Drake Hawkins and Irvin Martis, fishing trips on Cabin Creek, and a large church project underway. It mentions Doc Haney's Colorado visit and a forthcoming marriage conducted by Judge Bell at the Hudwn home, with excitement over the new church bell tower and spire.
A mixed set of local items mentions Mrs Ping and James Kirk resignations, Jon Rogers inviting for Jée J. Wilt, and Evaies order. It reports Ree We Danton’s business in Pryor Creek last week, Bieta’s visit, Mayes’ Jubii talk in Mubkugen, and a Tuesday death of Cepek Mamdoy aged. Deputy Avity Hise moved to Peywr Greek with his family, and a picnic at Mareview July 20 4 with strong soccer results. Charley Juckern of Tebloruab won first in roping, Tou Pivish second.
Craig County Oklahoma officials notify that precise taxable property totals for each school district cannot be determined. The notice outlines tax rates and valuation methods used to compute district totals, with a formal date in August 1906 and signatures from the county clerk.
The Sequoyal Hotel at Syracuse, Kun san, operated for Cherokee chief Se e Qee Yah, to open around July 15, 1908 under Fred Harvey. The reinforced concrete Mission style building features elliptical arches, broad shaded public areas, sixteen guest rooms with telephone and electric lights, some rooms with private baths, and Santa Fe standard furnishings. The airy lobby, red wall tones, Mission oak settees, a 40-seat lunch room, a 70-seat dining room in greys and blues, and modern kitchen equipment complete the facility run by J. M. Commie, General Passenger Agent.
Listing from 14 South Scraper Street renting two connecting south rooms ideal for housekeeping. Gas stove provided with gas included. Weekly price three dollars. Contact Mrs Armstrong at 99 101 for details.
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