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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
3
Marshall Stevens seeks a future home built with domestic comfort and hospitable entertaining in mind. The ad promotes an easy payment law to help buyers secure a home, offering choice property in and around Vinita for those pursuing affordable ownership and generous lifestyle prospects.
Fragmentary OCR note lists Cherokee Investment Co and McGeorge Building in a sale notice. Mentions destinations including British Columbia California Mexico Oregon Montana Utah and others. Provides vague reference to a Katy agent and contact Mt. A. Purthing. Age not specified.
A flurry of visitors arrives in Vinita with names from Miles to Pryor Creek and Welch. Local officials plan Governor Haskell talks, teachers begin exams, and parties attend political meetings as the Commercial club convenes and community groups announce events including a chicken pie dinner and a musical event at the Sacred Heart Institute.
A 12 year old boy in a Scarritt building story draws help from his attorney father as a school professor friend telephones to report William caught gambling with dice. The lawyer advises the professor to back Witham, predicting a win.
A garbled dialogue excerpt features a speaker claiming knowledge of wealth, an exchange about arrest records, a woman who sought a divorce after an inheritance, and a senator discussing how to make a fortune while keeping friends. The text reads as a fragmented historical newspaper clip with unclear context.
Local classified item notes a few shoes left and meats at City Market priced at 98 cents. It mentions a two room house for rent and an agent from Chieftain office will be contacted, with details to be described to Rev. Donnell.
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