Various Local Visitors and Business News At Parsons Area
A stream of names and short notes from Parsons and nearby towns records trips and visits by L N Chitwood from White Oak, John H. Cratchfield to Hatchieville, J Barratt of Claremore en route to Ouwego, and many others. Cattle trades, brick plant activity, and a fire at a brick kiln are noted, along with travel to Columbus Kan and Guthrie. Several legal, medical, and social updates include hospital stays, new artificial foot, pneumonia concerns, and funeral arrangements for Miss Alabama Atkinson.
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Bimith
Parsons
L. N. Chitwood
White Oak
Andy Hampton
M. G. Hawkins
John H. Cratchfield
Hactheneille
John Barratt
Claremore
Ouwego
Jno
W. Bive
Columbus
Kan
Senera
Sun Lumber
Lee Webb
Chas. Murdock
Tulse
Cleveland
Dore
Joe Littie
Remona Vislting Ooi
Wm. Littie
Chas
Murdock
Tulsa
W. B. May
Vintta
Local names and village notes from Week in Bluejacket area
A scanned page records numerous court attendees, attorneys, visiting relatives, and local business activity in Bluejacket and nearby towns. Highlights include visits by J M Burgess, W H Little from St Louis, and D G Riliot of Chelsea. Oil test plans by Woodley Oil & Gas, and Marian murder trial witness Deputy Sheriff Jack Marker arriving with the Courtney case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J J. Schmidt
Tulsa
Atkita
Grandby
Caton Grady
Foliefv
Oliver Bagty
Mie Mabel
New Maven
releLiren
Joe Harris
Kanan City
Ahe
D. G Riliot
Chelsea
Ute District Court
Mérgantas
Jopiu
Wil
Atadne
Sheri Jack Marker
Olney
Kas
Ware
State Commission Orders Express Firms to Explain Rate Cuts
The state corporations commission notified all express companies to appear before it on April 28 to show why a 32 percent reduction in express rates should not be enacted. The panel aims to lower charges in time to aid shippers of early strawberries and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Corporations Commission
Whiskey Fines 400 a Day in Muskogee County Court
In Muskogee Oklahoma county court the fines for selling whiskey and beer are set at 400 dollars per day with each fine carrying a 30 day jail term and sometimes six months. In the first four days under the new law 1600 dollars in fines have been collected from those convicted of liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Siwashes Farewell From Columbia River Grounds Ceremony
The Siwashes led by Chief Tomanawas bid farewell to their hunting and fishing grounds along the Columbia near White Bluffs Douglas County. A multiday ceremony featured dances Vigorous chant by the squaws and a final night vigil on the river bank as canoes carried the tribe into the waters marking their departure from the valley.
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Tomanawas
Siwashes
Columbia River
White Bluffs
Douglas County
Spokane
Gree
Tutanawatr
Washington
Yakimas
Tomana
Winnebishy
Tomanaiau
Chet Toranawas
Columba River
Red Man
Harry Wayne
State tax levy for 1908 amended by senate action
The 1908 state tax levy was fixed at 1262 mills by the senate in an Anthony Hart Seith bill amendment. It extends assessment time to May 1 and outlines collection details for the 1908 tax to cover state expenses through June 30, 1909 and deficiencies since statehood. Amendments require assessors to take legal oaths and ensure affidavits of comparisons are timely. noncompliance risks double assessment and up to five years’ punishment.
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Senate
Anthony
Hart-Seith
House
Board of Equalization
Sears
Woman fatally shot by accidental gun discharge in Oklahoma
Opiesty Oklahoma March 31 A man named Haley while returning from a hunt fired his gun by stumbling on a porch ledge striking his wife who stood in the doorway. She died shortly after from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opiesty
Okla
Hunt
Haley
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J. J. Spencer
William
Washington, DC
Tu Esday
Starr
Patton
Emery Martin
Pensecola
J. & Conta
Clarnadale
Mim
B. Copsland
LD. Flint
Pairiand
Guthrie
Alabama Atkinon
A. J. Williams
Kansas City
Aurora
Mon
George Kengie
Frisco Hospital
A & Pevult
Prince Freight Trai
Mr. and
Mire L. W. Marks
Kanes Oty
Biysoon
Marks
Hoscoe
Cunningham
Ofere
Guthrielaw
L. W. Humington
George Covet
Hig
Ue Marian
M. V. McDatiel
N. H. Langely
W. B. Ball
Fred Epperson
Dr Honey
N. Bi. Shelton
J. B. Ringlinh
M. K. Stinson
Clide Jenkin
Coverdale
Chaffeewan
Clarke
Walter Adair
Sam Leforve
Porter
Attorney Chase
Nowata
Tomminy
BK Gore
T. J. Gamble
Bluejacket
Tumeday
Lem Long
F. Mason
Atton
Wm. Litele
St. Loui
W. J. Heedeye Thas
Durant
Obas Garren Bas
Monett
Kangie
A. J. Waillard
von Parton
Alabama- Atkison
Polles Court
J. M Burges
Towa
Foreman’s Drug Store
Fox Dannengbure
Dannengbury Wwoashier
Frst National Bank
Mie Lene Brown
JS Smith
Nevada
Chas. Darrough
Darrough
Moe A.M
Tihkevales
Grange
Tessa
Mme Clitkscaes Tauber
A.P. Bakridge
Johnson Bron
Uwually
Vinita's Big Department Store
Oyatane
Pebitahers
Obietvain
Levy
Alkha
California
Ene
W. H. Deck
Vinita
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