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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1912

Page

3

Oklahoma camp meeting of Seventhday Adventists to open in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City hosts one of the era's largest camp meetings for the Seventhday Adventists from August 22 to September 1. About 2,000 attendees are expected, with 700 churches across towns like Norman and Stillwater represented. The event features daily schedules, multilingual preaching, and reports on church governance and missions, plus educational and literature outreach nationwide.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Conference of Seventhday Adventists Lincoln School Thin City Okmulgee Muskogee Guthrie Cement Wewoka Stillwater Oakwood Kiel Waurika Hitchcock Crescent Alves Shattuck Norman Catsby Meno Trail Adventiste Oklahoma Seventhday Adventista Joseph Bates Fair Haven Mass United States General Conference

Power of the Human Eye and Distance Recognition

The German study outlines how accurately a person can recognize others at various distances. A good eye recognizes a person seen before at about two feet, an intimate acquaintance at 160 to 420 feet, and a very dear relative up to 500 feet. Lifeman vision, body movements clear to 300 feet, limbs visible to about 600 yards, with blurring beyond. Hunters and ranchers with long sight can nearly double these averages.

Joe Chapple

Lady boogs a sign of summer on Brooklyn car

On a Fulton street car in Brooklyn Mr Longpole is approached by a cheerful Irishwoman who plucks a bag from his neck claiming she removed it with two fingers. She proclaims the act a sign of summer, citing gossip that ladies boogs indicate summer.

Mr. Longpole Brooklyn Fulton Street New York Press

Woman's Unfitness and the Strains of Belief

A 19th century style remark contrasts anti suffragist views with a joke about religion. The piece cites a quote about women's ballot unfitness tied to narrow roles and recalls an old man’s reply about seeking religion. It reflects the period's social debates and humor.

Oldest Soldier in Britain Celebrates Long Service

The aged Samuel Parsons, Windsor Castle royal gunner, marks his 52nd anniversary in the role. At nearly 87, he remains active, has drawn full pay for 65 years, and holds six medals from Crimea to coronations. Born 1825 in Morval Cornwall, he joined at Devonport and fought in Quebec Inkermann and Balaklava before becoming Windsor’s royal gunner in 1859.

Samuel Parsons Windsor Castle Round Parsons Morval East Leo Cornwall Royal Artillery Devonport Quebec Hhis Crimea Balaklava Inkermann Woolwich Windsor George Round Tower London Standard

First Thimble a Dutch Silversmith Created

A Centurr Magazine tale describes a Dutch silversmith's dream of a costly yet useful trinket. He forged the first thimble in precious metal for Indy's dignitary Alize Van Rensselaer, marking it as the first thimble owned by any Dutch woman and noted for skilled Angers craftsmanship.

Indy Holland Saul Alize van Rensselaer Angers Centurr Magazine

Adair to Face Milford Berger at Electric Park Tomorrow

The Adair baseball team hosts Milford Berger at Electric Park after a previous Adair win. Game starts at 3:00 PM with the grand stand remodeled for comfortable seating.

Adair Milford-Berger Electric Park Vinsta Boys

County Commissioners Proceedings August 1912 Vinita OK

The Honourable Board of County Commissioners of Craig County Oklahoma met in the County Clerk's office in Vinita in regular monthly session on August 1 1912 at 1 a m Present were M Simms as chairman Robert L Chamberlin and R F Nix with Costley absent The minutes of the previous session were read and approved Reports of county officers for July 1912 were approved Jim McCulloch Clerk of the County Court Lee H Mitchell Clerk of the District Court EB D Picklin County Treasurer and R P Nix County Clerk The following claims were audited with claim numbers claimants and purposes listed and amounts allotted

Binet Chieftain Craig County Oklahoma Walter Holland A. C. B. Allen Vinita Towit A.C. B. Allen Walter] Holland James F. McCullough Mattie L. McCullough United States Court Northern District of Indian Territory Harry Lee Taft Indian Base Meridian County Court House State of Board of County Commissioners Okahoma M. Simms Robert L. Chamberlin R. F. Nix Costley Jas. F. McCulloch Lee H. Mitchell EB. D. Picklin R. P. Nix M. Rumley & Co Barrett G. P. Fogle Oklahoma City J. A. Thompson J. P Vinita Gas Co H. Brady Webb Ely & Montgomery B. L. Elam Hirth Roselle Brooks J. M. Simms Wm. O'Neil George Costley Robert L. Chambertitt W. BK. Halsell Court House Jung David Meredith Sam's Dodsworth Book Co American Warden Printing Co Joe Herod News-Dispatch Pub. & Pty. Co J. W. Craig M. D John Archer M. R. Chapman Poor Farm Dingman & Waters International Bank A. Thompson George Cogtley Balary West Cabinae A. B. Watson Vinita Water Works H. B. Ridenhour Underwood Typewriter Co Underwood C Caldwell F. G. Cowan George Costlay Towlt J. E. Coats J. M. Simma Chairan R. F. Nia H. B. Ridenbour B. N. Williamson F. Nix Hubert L. Chamberlin Colorad

County Board Audits July 1912 Claims and Highway Action

County officers audit July 1912 claims including salaries, juror fees, and misc supplies. Board adjourns and reconvenes to approve payments, hires, and a new municipal trustee, then surveys and establishes the Crowell road in Craig County Oklahoma.

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Tony Adventists Panetta Mantinen Favure Seumbr Young People’s Religious Liberty Jesus Christ Trish Lady Guy Longpole Uncle Pete Woman's Journal Britain Winita Fannie C. Brown Guardian Third Congressional District James 8. Davenport Parsons Business College J. C, Olson Kan County of Craig Elmer Sard Elmer &. Crown J. A. Thompena Klengel Fort. Co Huxton , Skinner Ee Dorsey Printing Co Hay First National Bank Leader Printing Co Buxton & Skinner Co Geo KE. Harris L.dp Dalquest Frank Smiley Buxton & Skinner B. L. White Dravage Battei Eeee B. Cash Wilson-Darrough Luther Co Jeff Blevins Houe Walter Woodall Louis Nipp Rothing Louls Nipp Tom Isbell Crim Vinita National Bank Caldwell C. V. Carselowey Evelyn Craig Lee R. Mitchell H.W. C. Shelton Mary Berkland Election Board S. F. Parks Robert M. Garrett H. EB. Ridenhour Pioneer Telephone Co B.S. Webb D. B. Stough Sunny-Pat Clair
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