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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1908
Page
4
An inviting store advertises an elaborate display of eatables with cleanliness and high quality as its core. Customers praise the tempting, convenient range and encourage early visits to order from the well arranged stocks.
Around Town roundups list residents visiting from Afton Chelsea and Coleman Texans and Oklahoma towns. Attendees plan a Presbyterian picnic at Brackett Park with an 8 o clock start from the church. An attorney change of venue in the Kinnefeldr case heads to Justice Brackett next Thursday. A new Prague coin sorting machine promises to separate coins by denomination into individual baskets, with praise from users in Harper's Weekly.
Larry and Denny argue about war with a humorous dialect, debating whether there will be a war and who will be at the front. Larry then dodges a rivet as the exchange ends with a playful threat or joke.
Daily children enjoy rides on ponies elephants and camels at a free annual reception hosted by Gentry Brothers. The event features trains of cars and bands of music, with highly educated ponies and even monkeys among the attractions, all offered at no cost.
A quarrel between a married man and his wife centers on borrowing money with dates and past refusals invoked. She demands 100 dollars, prompting his surprised reaction as they debate who controls the purse strings and past favors. He defends being frugal while she pushes for a larger advance.
A fragmented clipping mixes a domestic money tally with stray humor and local curiosities. It chronicles a wife itemizing sewing costs, bedding, gloves, and shoes, then shifts to a wreck-site fishing anecdote and light, nonsensical quips about a white rose on a red rambler.
A Brooklyn man, an ardent deep water seeker, went off the Long Island shore with a skilled companion to chase a great catch. He boasted the day as the finest catch ever seen and claimed to have won a box of clears in a friendly bet, asserting no rival could reach his mark.
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