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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1908

Page

10

Kinnigon Items Reflect Local Church and Family News

Mr and Mes Br Pletcher united Sunday with Mr and Mes Frack Moore. Mr and Mm Anderman are on te steist this week. Brother McCann was unable to fill his appointment at Roger school house Sunday due to sickness. The intent child of Mr and Mrs Martin Lester died Tuesday night. Mr and Mim J K McGihen visited Sunday evening with Dr and Mr Woolard. Mr and Mrs Garland are proud parents of a new boy. Ma and Me J Barker and family visited grandma and grandpa Anderson Sunday. Miss Linea Kitiniaga Ola and Florence Potta visited Mrs W W Smith Sunday. Mrs Mary Grinstead of Sapulpa is visiting her brother Morrie Hrowt this week.

Mes Me J Barker Grandma Grandpa Anderson Linea Kitiniaga Ola Florence Potta W. W. Smith Mary Grinstead Sapulpa Morrie

Estella Items From Estella School and Community

Kara Hilderbrood has been absent for a week as Estella residents report on school events and local life. Mentions of Miss Wille Haynes, Laurence, Cowdrey, and multiple families appear alongside social visits and Easter plans. Local youths, shop notices, and school notices show daily life in White Oak, Vinita, West Cabin, and surrounding areas with teachers and neighbors referenced.

Kara Hilderbrood Mune Kcogee Wille Haynes White Oni Granttme Laurence Mise Cowdrey Mabelle Shawnee Hills Moore & Com Fond Assey Vinita Haynes Oon Tim Hushall Whiteaker West Cabin W. A. Whitcaker Abeshaddy Estella J.J. Haynes Peace Day School John Frontlin Berera Katelin White Oak Mim Haynes Minnie Warren Centralia Miss Kuna Cooks J.J. Haroon Mins Ora Whittaker White Ons Will Warres Eatella Ghan Fenes Laurence Dave Humphrey Che Wile W. M. Warren Maxon Cal

Clumsy OCR Fragment Reveals Local Hail Storm Impacts

A damaged fragment notes a severe hail storm Monday night. It mentions a dry boiler, fruit damage, a lodge room incident, and a quoted Lewis Allen undergoing medical recovery. The text also hints at employment and salary topics with unclear names and places.

Lewis

Pryor Greek Rain and Flood Affects Local Farmers

Rain slows planting as Pevor Creek floods wide areas. Evans plans a visit with his large group during high water. Widespread posts note trips, local elections, and community letters. Prohibition and radium water topics appear amid rural updates and town hospitality invites.

Evans Wari Kendes Munkogwe

Local Notices From Ketchum District This Week

Ketchum items report Che Kebetum boys forming a base ball team and preparing grounds for a near future game. Nem MHuleeteanp purchased a registered waddie horne to complete his crate breeding stock. The river is very high. Blum iegory sold a sucking mule for one hundred dollars, aiding Clem Hal sencamp in breeding operations. Mr Steward, a local merchant, travels to Vinita today for barter shop setup. J V1. Banton built four new stones and plans to install hardware. Bod Ward and Ome Spraiding were married last week and are well regarded. Frank Kellar arrived from Joptin today. Diged Negent and Clem Huhencamp noted.

Dow Bate Che Kebetum Boys Nem Mhuleeteanp Hae Waddie Horne Blum Iegory Lee Clem Halsencamp Biadkemith

Claremore remembers old days in weekly Chieftain feature

A fragment from a Claremore News item evokes memories of bygone years in the Cherokee Nation and the bond with Vinita. The piece reflects on the Weekly Chieftain and past events, noting changes as cities split into Vinita and Claremore regions and pondering friendship between communities amid historical recollections.

Agri Andy Vinita

Grove News highlights of local court cases and incidents

Local items report outcomes in two school district boundary disputes Dodge wins one case while Prairie secures a tie in another. Shippers Turner Romynson and Lauderdale Chandler move ten cars of pork to St Louis. Examiners plan a Normal Institute in January. Mayor Giteon and Mapes return from Mexico with observations of new prospects for Grove. A boy is injured by a bull at the Dyer home, and Odd Fellows lecture draws attendees. Grove residents tout growth and spring progress for the town’s future.

Fee Tee Dedge Cave Springs Coomly Dodge Prairie Sehwo Beck Tiec Tory Prairie Turner Romynson Maysville Lauderdale & Chandler South West Slomk St Lews Kilmunson Delaware County Sue Normal Institute Jane Kansas City Prom J. H. Giteon Vowmeman W. P. Mapes Dometay Mexico Sheri Hogan BF. Dyer Cheirmanty Dyer South Greenfieid

Fairland Ward Plan Divides Town Into Ten Districts

The town councils vote to divide the town into ten wards after a census shows 47 percent male representation and 18 women. A trustee will be elected to revise the town’s government and appoint district representatives. A drowning incident near Nee Creek is noted with a missing body as searches continue.

Wem Tha Counell Tas Gorth Marta Justion Grand River Wight Ollie Wan Weing

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