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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
3
Local notices show votes against sale of school lands and liquor agency proposal. Townspeople like Jim Thompson from Chelsea and many visitors from Muskogee Parsons and Coffeyville conduct business. Real estate offers include four room house for eight dollars monthly while rents scarce. several listings and forthcoming community events noted.
Today many residents from Afton St Louis Tulsa Chelsea and Grove were in town for business and social visits. Notable arrivals include J S Smith Hugh McAffrey George Niciffer and Mrs Charley Monroe. A wedding of Nora Etter and Albert Baxley was held at Chas Goodpastor's home with well wishers from Vinita and nearby towns.
An ad notes shoe closing sale at City Market. Mrs. W. B. Crawford offers limited piano and vole joulture lessons after October at residence 14 Wilson Street, phone 298. Friday at 3 PM Seigel’s livery will transport all teams to Patton farm for a quad shoot. bring guns.
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