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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
2
A fragmentary page from Vinita Oklahoma dated Saturday October 17 shows printed notices and ad snippets. The legible pieces mention D. M. Marrs Printing and a transcription of public notices with uncertain names and dates, reflecting an early 20th century local newspaper format.
This piece urges a young voter to study Democratic and Republican platforms, arguing the Democratic Party better serves the people. It highlights reforms like electing senators by the people, criticizes Republican abuses, and cautions that voters shape their country through informed choices. The tone matches a period political pamphlet urging civic responsibility.
The Daily Chieftain announces bulletin distribution for election day with Associated Press ties. Bulletins will be available from the office frame or public boards, at no cost to public Governor Haskell, while avoiding any advantage to the rival yellow press.
Ordinance No 428 levies a special tax and directs the City Clerk to issue a tax warrant against Lot 1, Block 57, Vinita Oklahoma, for sidewalk construction costs. It notes prior ordinances and a June 1905 notice to Mrs S Nelms to build the sidewalk, with city records showing noncompliance and cost estimates filed September 1965.
City records show engineer report cost of concrete and vitrified brick sidewalks for a property in Vinita. Tarrant Bros built the sidewalk. an amount of 97.84 was assessed as a special tax on Lot 1, Block 57, to be collected in 1909, with six percent interest and city publication fees included.
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