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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
8
An unstable transcript outlines a public forum focused on debate methods and rhetorical strategies. It mentions participants, chairs, and a mix of abstract discussions about persuasion, ethics, and audience engagement amid garbled phrases and unclear source details.
A long letter extols Kingfisher College Oklahoma as a high standard institution with strong moral training. It lauds its Congregational affiliation, Rhodes/Oxford linkages, robust music and athletics, and graduates occupying key posts, urging readers to consider the college for future education.
Reverend J. Parker addresses readers of the Chieftain to inform those on Oklahoma's east side about Kingfisher College. He notes many locals have only vague knowledge of the school and emphasizes its status as a leading educational institution in the state.
Attorney O L Rider reports on a recent supreme court opinion Dodson v Middleton about selling lands of minors. Guardians and counties are discussed as to jurisdiction and validity of a Logan county sale of 160 acres, with potential rehearing and costs noted.
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Levindale Lead and Zinc Mining Co. will be held at the company office Room 10 Hassell Building Vinita Oklahoma at ten oclock a.m. on Monday May 6 1912 for electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for other business. Alfred A Smith Secretary.
Mrs D M Marrs offers eggs from the highest bred Plymouth Rock flock in Oklahoma. Each setting is priced at one dollar, with potential buyers advised to contact for particulars.
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