Real estate offers and travel fares advertised in Vinita paper
An advertisement promises future homes and domestic happiness with easy payment plans and property around Vinita. It cites second class colonist fares to western states and provinces from Sept 1 1908, with contact through Katy agent HA Farthing. A Royal Cigar Co. notice seeks experienced workers at $100 per month in Chicago.
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Vinita
Alberts
Arizona
British Columbia
California
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Elusive
Katy
Personal notices from Seymour Hunt to new residents
A long roster of travelers and locals lists intercity movements and visits including J. S. Mitchell from Tulsa, J. R Mode from Grove, H. W. Wylie from Muskogee, Bert Chandler to Muskogee, Mrs. R. L. Martin from Pensacola, M. B. Collins of Cherokee, S. E. Stillwell from Tulsa, Ira C. Stonewall from Tulsa, Frank Morrow from Centralia, W. P. Farley from Oswego, E. M. Swatzel via Parsons to Tulsa, and others. It notes a grocery sale by M. A. Chatterton to Woodall & Son, various business trips, a Pryor Creek doctor’s outing, social visits, and local civic items including election board activity and a baby born. Also mentions Vinita encampment meeting, sample ballots posted, and local oil company interest in Shawnee. Flooded district updates report Verdigris receding but train detours continue.
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R. L. Martin
Pensacola
M. B. Collins
Cherokee
Okla
S. E. Stillwell
Tulsa
Ira C. Stonewall
Frank Morrow
Centralia
W. P. Farley
Oswego
E.M. Swatzel
Parsons
Local notes mix politics church and society hints
W S Maupin from Bluejacket and local electors eye Harvey eateries while political plans unfold. Sacred Heart Institute hosts a musical convert Friday. Ladies Aid cooks a Chicken Pie Dinner next Saturday. Society items mention a curbside escort rule, reserve soldiers as servants, and a revival of bonnets with fashion quips.
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Saint Cecilia Harmony Circle
The
Sacred Heart Institute
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Rural nuptials spark lively vows at grand residence
Marrind wed at the palatial home of the groom’s father in law. Mine Physchie Roamin and Mr Edward Sterne presided as families noted strong beliefs. The bride favors affinity theory while the groom backs the unwritten law, and observers predict a long, happy future.
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Marrind
Physchie Roamin
Edward Sterne
Pnek
A Wolf at the Sheepfold in Street Life
The Pilot notes rising gambling among boys as a path to crime. It argues parents may not grasp the danger and urges the Federation of Catholic Societies to address this social evil as part of its program.
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Sheepford
Lfe
Federation of Catholic Societies
Lost swastika pin at the Auditorium
Found a value article. owner to claim from Rev Donnell. The note states the owner will describe the item to receive it. A swastika pin was lost at the Auditorium on Tuesday night. finder asked to return it to the Chieftain office at 1713.
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Rev. Donnell
Piease
Chieftain
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Mart Schaffner
Marx
Cravenett
Jumbo Mercantile Co
the Clothiers
Home Bank For Home People
Pherokee National Bank
TY Depository County Depositoryvernment Depository For
Holland
Martin
Fational Bank & Trust Company
Marshall Stevens
Cherokee Investment Co McGeorge Building
Farthing
Agt
Sauean
Royal Cigar
Chicago
E. Lanman
Seymour Hunt
Pryor Creek
J. S. Mitchell
Tulss
J. R Mode
Grove
H.W. Wylie
Muskogee
Bert Chandler
JW. Wallace
Wagoner
Cobh
Shelton
Windsor, Mo
LN. Bunch
J. T. Shumate
Henderson Carl
Siloam Springs, Ark
the Election Board
Court House
Overley
Joplin
Sid Smith
Pioneer Telephone Company
B. F. Care
En Rolee
Siloam Springs
Ark
Nowata
P. E. Heckethorn
Shawnee
Palacine Ofl Company
Bob Garrett
Tahlequah
George Thornton
Frisor
Verdork
W.S. Maupin
Bluejacket
Ratcliff
Harvey
Judge Frear
Wm,t. Rye
Pheasant Hill
Bryan Bhan
Europe
England
John Celvin
Brooklyn
John Calvin
Draper
International Bank & Trust Co
Oklahoma
Ratcliffs
ONE Price Clothing Store
Ourj
Ratcliffe
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