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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
6
A garbled OCR dominated by mentions of Indiana Republicans and tariff law. Readable bits reference criticism of tariffs, party notes, and political figures amid unclear surrounding text. The fragmentary source hints at political response but lacks concrete events, dates, or named individuals beyond generic party and tariff mentions.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a queen figure named Mutrient pledging reforms amid political chatter. Mentions Betis and Svea entities, local governance, and a controversial fund or rate cited as 55 dollars for a service. Several garbled phrases imply a public policy debate and possible taxation context.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disrupted report with garbled phrases about sewers, weather, and possible damage. The readable elements include mentions of whee sleet and broken weathering, but no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to frame a coherent summary.
A chaotic incident linked to Westite Dee Firearm Co in Muskogee triggered a deadly blaze at a store. Key figures Perry and Dietey faced charges as investigators linked the event to a scheme to seize control of electric power and railway rights in Indian Territory. The disaster left multiple casualties and prompted a dramatic power plant failure.
A heated House session centered on Gillette of Massachusetts and a proposed publicity amendment to corporate taxation rules. The measure would require publication of corporate affairs for large firms, including railroads, while protecting private charter details. Democrats used the debate to challenge Payne-Aldrich tariff votes and explore positions on tariff repeal.
Public notice announces the sale of real estate tied to the estate of a deceased party. It lists the court, administrator, and pending dates, with instructions for interested bidders to appear and present claims.
A fragmented 1810 letter from BR Herring in Oklahoma City urges voters to support experienced men for state offices. The text asserts the need for strong representation and public service, noting a March 31 date and urging action by the electorate.
Notice is given under an order of the County Court of Adair County Oklahoma that the guardian of Andy Reese a minor will sell at private sale after March 28 1910 and in due course provide confirmation. Sale to occur after 18 days from announcement at Ville Oklahoma with bid opening at 10 o clock a.m.
Public notice announces sale of parcels in Craig County by the county executor under court order. Descriptions include NE 3 4 of SE 3 4 Section 2 and other fractional tracts, totaling several acres. Auction terms require compliance with state law and court order, with bidding by interested parties for the described lands and improvements.
Notice is given of a private sale of guardian estate of Charlee Reese a minor under county court order from March 38th 1910 for 29 acres of Lot 3 and parts of Sections 1 2 in County Oklahoma to run after April 13. Bids must be written and filed with the County Court at Weststrike by the specified date.
The text lists numerous land parcels and geographic references such as NE 54, SE 54, sections and townships, plus references to cemetery plots. It appears as garbled OCR from a historical plat or deed record, enumerating land lots, shares, and boundaries across multiple sections with scattered identifiers and measurements.
Court orders sale of estate of Beerie M and Madalice Wood minors. Hearing set for Friday at 10 AM in Grove Court to show cause why sale should not be granted. Notice published March 1916 by Judge Wilson N. Smith. Also notice of sale of William A Downing Jessie Downing minors in Adair County Oklahoma set for April 1910 at Westville for cash with county court confirmation.
Fragmented text lists several names and places connected to legal proceedings. Mentions include George B, Inwisng, Cos ows mz, Weerride in Oklahoma, and March 19M CME A. Guschins appears among referenced individuals, with unclear roles and dates.
Guardian Baxter Choate seeks court authority to sell minor's Oklahoma real estate. Notice orders publication and appearance on April 15 1910 at Grove Delaware County Court for show cause why sale should not be granted. Public notice also lists guardian David J Zinn seeking sale of William H Zinn minor property with publication requirement in Grove Run.
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