12 Dec 1903
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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1903
Page
1
The city board accepted Farson & Co offer for Vinita water and sewer bonds. Telegraphic arrangements and broker actions set the funds to be retained with daily interest for the city. A July completion target and subsequent events suggest progress toward public works and related finances.
A report notes Joodmen of World arranging camps and events around a train route in Joplin area with plans for gatherings Friday January 1 and Monday following. It mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cough remedy and credits Ottawa drug stores for sale.
At a Commercial Club meeting last night members noted a wide range of topics from erecting a wooden depot east of the Frisgo to park improvements. They planned a fundraising entertain ment at the opera house and discussed road and street improvements including artesian wells to improve flow.
A dying New York millionaire thanked a Fordham Heights woman for years of friendship. He gave her a key to a safety deposit box containing about 1 million dollars in bonds mortgages and securities for her and her family.
A notice from Nelson Woodruff and partners invites Bonaparte and Woodruff to testify at the Union Agency Munkogee Indian Territory on Friday December 18 1903. Attendees may present offers related to their compliance filings. A Buffalo Ohio coal operator A H Thurnes endorses Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles reporting relief and renewed health.
A scrambled dispatch notes retaliation in South McAlester with a car jolting during a scrap and a machine ending in a puzzled state. A Chicago professor warns some people bathe too much and criticizes the habit. Chicago gas users warned to conserve coal as pressure dips daily from Indiana fields. U.S. Agriculture reports wheat sowing up six percent from last year amid brisk activity. The beaters move fast as local businesses show shifting numbers compared with a year ago.
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