Vinita OK Ordinance 425 levies street improvements costs
The city council approves a special tax to fund grading paving curbing and guttering on Wilson Street and Illinois Avenue from Sequoyah to Scraper and related sections. It divides the total cost into ten annual installments with set due dates and notes prior reports by the engineer and a board of appraisers.
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Vinius Daily Chieftain
Wilson Street
Sequarah Avenue
Mlinois Avenue
Ared Ulinois Avenue
Warn Street
Scraper Street
Vinita
Craft County
State of Oklahoma
Tlinois Avenue
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Thompenn Street
Kinois Avenue
Sequoyah Avenue
Canadian Avenue
Delaware Avenue
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
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Iber
Winita
Inois Avenue
Virna Street
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Howe
Tefarenis
Vinton
Oklahome
GLY
Keneby
Hequoyah Avenue
Dilnois Avenue
Ilinois Avenue
Vinita approves installment bonds for street improvements
The ordinance authorizes seven percent per annum interest on unpaid installments from passage. First payment due 15 1909 with subsequent yearly due dates on December 15. Installments extend to 1918 and are tied to city tax rolls and certificates against affected parcels. Certificates issued to Overley & Company secure the assessments with specified denominations and interest terms. Approved October 10 1908.
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Vinita
County
Oklahoma
Craig County
Oklahomia
Ee Street
F. J. Overley & Company
E. J. Overley & Company
F. Pans
Cultivating Joy as a Bright Side Habit in Ife
In cultivating joy as a fruit of the Spirit, the habit is to lock onto the bright side of Ife. Many people wear spectacles to focus on life’s troubles instead of joy.
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Ife
Useless Worry in Social Call Dilemma
A Chicago Record Herald note highlights a common worry among women about whether to call on another woman who remains indifferent to the visit. The piece reflects social etiquette expectations and the quiet pressure of propriety in daily interactions.
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Chicago Record-Herald
The Duchess Philosophy at Cleveland Funeral
The old duchess of Cleveland invited a relative to her husband's funeral and told him to bring his gun, saying we are wild, we must die, but the pheasants must be shot.
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Duchess of
Cleveland
Trouble in the World Becomes Familiar to Satan's Place
A fragmentary remark from Brother Dickey notes that some people have so much trouble in life that the place where Satan dwells will feel familiar to them, reflecting a cautionary view amid hardship.
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Brother Dickey
Satan
Old World Aphorisms and Oddities From A London Ledger
A collage of misquoted phrases and maxims spans happiness and beauty health and wit. Notes reference Japanese aristocracy talent privilege and a few garbled quotes. It cites London workhouses newborns and a Bank of England tally amid jumbled snippets and stray dialect.
Quotation Claims Hiccough Relief by Arter and Breath
A newspaper quotation suggests relief from hiccough by holding thearter thright above the head and sustaining inspiration as long as possible to keep the ar in the lunge longer.
Washington Man Freed by Bear Faces Quiet Staircase Mystery
A Washington man freed by a dead bear recalls the moment another man quietly mounted stairs without shoes to find his wife absent from a suffrage club gathering. The incident blends danger with domestic surprise as the night unfolds.
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Fellowa
Washington
Artful saying from Brier Williams on belief and pride
In a fragmentary remark Brier Williams muses that the black crow cannot understand its own color and will die in the belief that no other bird can outsing it, a vivid image of stubborn pride and self belief in a rural speech style.
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Brier Williams
Proposals and Paradoxes From The Charleston News
A quirky blend from the Charleston News and Courier notes oddities in marriage motives, currency weight, and absurdities like eleven cent cotton. It cites the New York Press and comments on dress and social quirks with wry humor.
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Harleston News and Courier
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