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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
4
Vets Onin Fricny Aupost 00h chase an event with unclear details and minimal readable context from a fragmented source. The names and terms appear as scattered tokens lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Fragmentary OCR note lists names and places with many typos such as Pewee and Onindwmne City. It appears to describe a political ticket for Congress with individuals like Mele and Polton, but the text is garbled and lacks clear positions or outcomes.
The report outlines Senator Gore's charges against a measure involving Indian funds, alleging lobbyist influence and potential fraud. A congressional inquiry, with Rep. McQuire and Rep. Harmon cited, probes motives and conduct. Gore defends his stance as conscientious and duty bound while denying involvement by others.
fragmentary OCR text discusses a case or event involving de Jong and a group or system. readable names include de Jong and references to a trial or judgment. details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing context.
A garbled OCR fragment references a group called the Eagles, a chase, and a sense of victory. It mentions a person named Vietory and implies walking together, with unclear details about event, place, or date.
A fragmented New York World column discusses charges of bribery and corruption involving McMurray contracts and political figures. It contrasts calls for full truth from Congress with debates over whether corruption reaches high government levels, while noting migration and land settlement efforts in Oklahoma and shifting immigration propaganda.
Report covers state Democratic convention in Guthrie with Henry Murray praised as a leader despite defeat, plus fervent commentary on party loyalty, grandstanding figures, and reflections on Florence Nightingale. Also notes improving business outlook from rain, crepe production, and cotton trade in Muskogee.
The May report notes rising yields across grains led by corn and wheat with totals near 107 million bushels of corn and 40 million bushels of oats. Cotton expected to reach 11 million bales. Barley and other grains project strong production. hay shortages mild. The drought appears over, and crop diversity may strengthen future farming, with reserves supporting fed stock and food supply.
First published notice announces private sale of 40 acres in Sec 29 Twp IN Range 18 EB Craig County Oklahoma. Guardian William ONeill invites sealed bids for cash with one third deposit by certified check, bids addressed to the guardian in care of Theo D Frear. Sale set for September 1918 at 1 30 pm in the county court house.
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