County Court Terms in Vinita Oklahoma 1908
Edict appoints January April July October terms for trial of slaves and motions. Extra sessions in Judge’s rooms on Mondays year round excluding holidays. Probate and guardianship matters noted with hearing set for December 28 1908 and notice by publication three weeks.
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State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Cale County
Vinita
Craty
Anid County Court House
Cray County
Court sale notices for minor estates in Craig County Oklahoma
Multiple 1908 notices from Vinita Oklahoma Craig County court show guardianship actions. David E. Martin minor estate sale proposed with private cash sale to highest bidder subject to court confirmation. Jessie Cordrey Toby Cordrey guardianship sale orders request court show cause hearing December 21 and December 2 1908 with publication in The Vinita Weekly Chieftain.
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Sauk
Grail
State of
Davitin
Seeauad Caunrdian
Craig
Oklahoma
David FE. Martin
Oraig
Aest
Pensee
A. A. Wih
Vinita
Janes Martin
Guardian
Addiy A. Brown
Hearing to Sell Estate in Oklahoma Guardianship Cases
Multiple probate notices list guardians seeking court orders to sell minor heirs estates in Craig and Delaware counties Oklahoma. Documents name guardians Sam Vann General Blunt Martin Rosa Lynch Lady Martin Ulysses Vann and others, with hearings set December 19 1908 and December 4 1908 and January 4 1909. Notices include private sale to highest cash bidder and court publication details.
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Brown Minors
First published November 13 1908 in Craig County The Weekly Chieftain. Guardian Daniel R Brown petitions for order of sale of real estate held for minors Fannie M Brown Bertha L Brown and Sadie M Brown. Next of kin and interested parties must appear November 27 1908 at 10 am in Craig County court to show cause.
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Weekly Chieftain
Stark
Craig iv Chen
Ulysses Vann
Pettywin
Smit Vann
Ulysses Yona
Cine
Pervons
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Theo
D. B. Frear
A. A. Brown
Guardian
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Courty Ay Craw
Fener
Jessie Cordrey
Roberts
Vinita
Graig County
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Ova
Theo, D. B. Foxer
Toby Cordrey
Read
Said Court
Winite
Said Oraig County
Cheitain
Craig County
Oklahoma
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Ry Court
D. B. Faran
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Craw
Samy Vann
Sam Vann
D. B. Fann Julie
County Court
AW AL Binion Allammey
Jimminn
Jacob Martin
Lady Martin
Salt Court
Craig
Fannie M
Bertha L
Sadie M. Brown
Daniel R. Brown
Fannie M. Brown
Bertha L. Brown
Winitn
Chieftain
Peel and Ee
Eo. D. Brear
County
Judie
Smallest King in the World Encounters a White Visitor
A London Standard correspondent recounts meeting Sawhwa Moylea of Cheun-tung, a four foot tall king with several wives. The royal court, a hut palace, hosted a crowd of about twenty four armed men. A coconut and a beer corkscrew were exchanged as gifts, prompting a ceremonial cork-popping gong from the king.
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London Standard
Sawhwa
Moylea
Cheun-tung
Mia
Lttle Brown
Cuentia
Choice of Two Noises in Farmhouse Scene
Excerpt contrasts a tired farmer returning to chores with his wife and sounds from rural life. The Newark News excerpt critiques loud phonograph use by neighbors to keep a baby quiet, implying a view on domestic noise and parenting norms.
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Reichards
Newark News
Doing His Beat and Women’s Wit in 19th Century Humor
A Philadelphia Record quips about a windy day testing a woman’s skirt hat and tongue. It quotes a stage manager urging attention to a careless actor who replies he is paying as little as he can. The piece also cites Tobin's Cynicism about marriage and women’s nature.
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Philadelphia Record
Physician Relocates Near Church Yard for Patients
A doctor announced he moved near the church yard at friends' request to better serve his patients and accommodate their needs. The notice emphasizes convenient access and ongoing care in a neighborhood setting.
Advice Fragments From A Curious 19th Century Page
A jumble of satirical aphorisms and captions on courtship missteps, marriage, social roles, and domestic curiosities. The notes reference advice for lovelorn readers, cautionary lines about women, and odd tidbits about work and instruments.
Day of Pleasure Postponed and Gettysburg Mishap
A Richmond woman’s love affair story unfolds with a postponed outing and a funeral mockery as a soldier unit falters during a Gettysburg march. In muttered exchanges a sergeant is corrected about light orders and misread signals.
Highwaymen Stole Wife in Mexican Man’s Complaint
A Mexican man named Keerka from Pincentin reported to Sheriff Lacy Inte that two men robbed him of his wife during a highway stop on Meyelad road. He described the assailants dragging his wife onto a bicycle, with one man driving off in a vehicle and taking his wife. The man later telephoned from a river near Olive to say he found the river horn and rig and his wife with a neighbor. Australia’s Imports shows a list of goods valued at about 260 million annually.
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Pincentin
Lacy
Oranae
Ollyy
Meyelad
Tiny Feo Bis Adat
Lin Gent
Nature Conquers Man Says Aborigines Wisdom
A Philadelphia Bulletin quotation notes nature prevails over man’s tools and wisdom when rain fails. It asserts that only basic necessities granted by nature matter, implying civilization’s complex devices are powerless without rain.
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Claude
Philadelphia
Bullevin
Rainbow formation and double rainbow explained
The text describes how sunlight breaks into colors when it hits falling raindrops, creating a rainbow. It notes the observer must be between the sun and rain, and mentions a double rainbow with a bright primary arc and a fainter secondary outer arc.
Beilieh Empire's Largest Land Owner Profile
A fragmented sketch describes an Australian cattleman Sidory Kidman as the chief proprietor of 40,218 square miles of land with 100,000 cattle and 10,000 horses. It notes he is entirely self made, starting work at age 14 earning about $1,500 weekly.
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Ming
Sidory Kidman
Beilieh Empire
Mary of the lamb episode sparks timid reflection
The speaker laments public scrutiny over many years yet notes one consolation. She says no one ever called her Mamye, highlighting a personal jab at identity amid the public press.
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Mary of the Lamb
Mamye
The Difficult Japanese Alphabet
The article discusses the challenges of learning Japanese scripts for Western learners and mentions the long process for Japanese children to master the writing system. It also touches on the term aftermath and its use, plus a short note on friendship.
Cameron Urges Oklahoma Teachers to Attend Shawnee Meeting
State Superintendent Cameron urges all Oklahoma teachers to attend the State Teachers' Association meeting in Shawnee. He asks superintendents and boards to proclaim December 28 to January 1 as public institute weeks to enable teachers to attend. The letter stresses the value of famed educators and the strong cost of travel.
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ED Cameron
Teacher's Association
Shawnee
Guthrie
Oklahoma
State
Teachers’ Association
Public Institute
Solarien
William A
Uistion
Nebraska
York
Patie
Lindl
Charles Love
National Exchange Bank Closes Doors in Springfield
Springfield Mo December 7 The National Exchange Bank one of the region’s largest financial institutions did not open this morning A notice on the door states the bank has been closed by direction of the currency commissioner The bank had a capital of 100000 and was founded in 1895 Officers included President J Meyer Vice President A R Ballwin and Cashier R A Sanfied
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Associated Press
Springfield
National Exchange Bank
nSpringfield
Roebuck Exatoiner
J. & Meyer
A. R. Ballwin
R.A
Speaker Gannon Greeted By Standing Ovation In Capitol
Washington December 7 The opening of the sixtieth congress drew a crowded capital building as members gathered for the first session of the new term. Speaker Gannon appeared and was greeted with a spirited ovation from most of the House with a few colleagues joining in the show of approval. The ceremony proceeded as members filed in and took their seats.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Cannan
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