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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1912

Page

3

Notice of sale of Craig County real estate 1912

Court orders sale of an estate land in Craig County Oklahoma to settle debts. Administrator John S Thomason offers the Northwest and Southwest quarter portions totaling about 245 acres with mortgages of 3300 and 462 dollars, bids in writing by December 1912 in Winita or Mounts Judge Craig County. Bids may be rejected with ten percent advance. sale subject to court confirmation.

Craig County Oklahoma Ilish Badgett William R. Badget Oktag Horna Toewit Wallon Trust Company Butler Misouri PAN Winita Mounts Galire John S. Thomason M. Probasco Chieftain Craig Dez Thompson Dober Vera Dex Hompgen Ers County Ty Court Lorena Junn Rogers State of Lorena Vann Ambrer Rog Bounty Ollahena Claremore Re County Lorena Bottow Ship Meridian Holl United States

Guardian seeks sale of minor’s estate in court filing

The document appears to be a guardianship notice involving Riley Corlis guardian for Lou Vain, a minor, with attorney Starr and the court filing date of the 16th, requesting sale action and delivery to the state or guardian.

Riley Corls Guardian Lou Vain LW Starr

Information Wanted in a Snappy Kitchen Debate

Sylvester limps to the breakfast table while his wife laments rheumatism and doctors. He mocks medical advice on strawberries and grape seeds, notes shifting medical opinions, and contemplates a doctor visit for a possible strawberry linked rheumatism while the exchange ends with a wry quote on authors who discuss their own books.

Sylvester Mrs. Sylvester Aesculapius Henry

National Corn Exposition showcases Washington exhibit in Columbia

A three thousand mile Washington State Agricultural Experiment Station exhibit arrives for the Fifth National Corn Exposition in Columbia. It highlights modern fruit growing, spraying, moisture needs, and includes apple show connections. Also notes pension plan for railway employes and a visit by Mrs Porterfield to Lionberger family.

Columbia Dee Agricultural Experiment Station State of Washington Ior Federal Department of Agriculture R. W. Thatcher Thatcher American Society of Agronomy Alex Carlyle Mgr. I. Dumas State Horticultural Society

Hamlet Were a Printer. A note on price and pride in

The poem argues against undercutting and false competition among printers. It praises fair pricing and integrity, warning that those who slash prices to win orders ruin their honor and longevity, while those who value respect and quality endure.

RD. Meck Tre Wroe Chad

Need for Auctioneers States Qualifications and Value

An editorial argues auctioneers require many qualifications and rare skill. It notes the profession has been abused by some and praises the craft as value driven, from livestock to art, real estate, and jewelry, with few truly qualified figures nationwide.

United States

Clark Hudson Resigns to Lead Good Roads Legislative Effort

Oklahoma City December 25 Assistant State Highway Commissioner Clark Hudson resigns to join the State Good Roads association legislative committee. He will draft a complete state road law code and conduct the campaign from the Colcord building, citing a need to avoid official advocacy while serving the movement. The group includes leaders from Sapulpa Chickasha Tulsa Lehigh Purcell and others guiding the road law effort.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Good Rowdy Association Clark Hudson Hudson Colcord Sidney, Suggs Highway Department State Good Roads Association State Highway Department Tam Department Johnson Chander W. E. Grown Sapulpa Pechheimer Chickasha J. Wrightsman Tulsa Boone Williams Lehigh J. W. Hocker Purcell George H. Dodsa BE. &. Blake Good Roads Association Organiati

City Schools Open Second Semester Notice

The notice states the second semester opens in January for city schools and invites all pupils who have aged into school since September to enter by January 10 Friday evening. It lists licenses issued to individuals including Joey Jenkins and Lille Hicks, both of Centralia, Emil Anderson and Lorene Ridenhour of Virginia, among others.

Wits Lojoey Oscar B. Jenkins Gluejacket Lille Hicks Miami Charley Newman Centralia Braste Kelly Emil C. Anderson J Lorene Ridenhour Vrnia

Notes of Science Novelty Machines and World Advances

A survey of varied science items from publishing era notes includes electric wood splitters, electrolytic steel dies, Jamaica population growth, Liberia wireless link, rapid photo printing press, hot poker pane repair, train efficiency costs, London buses, Spanish coal output, Madrid hydrology congress, New York store sterilizing plant, ancient Chinese star map, copper output by Montana and Arizona, Berlin electric cab, cleaning with burnt alum, Buenos Aires immigrant hotel, and rural England altar fitted automobiles.

Jamaica Chios Liberia London Spain Madrid New York China National Library Paria Arizona Montana United States Berlin Buenos Aires England

Children’s Bureau Field Inquiry Initiates Infant Mortality Study

The Children’s Bureau completes preparatory work for a field inquiry on infant mortality to be launched after Christmas. The first intensive house to house study will track all children born in a year through their first year using birth records and visits by female bureau experts to assess housing, feeding, sanitation, and parental conditions. The aim is to identify factors leading to infant deaths and to compare outcomes with New Zealand’s low rate, hoping to enlist mothers’ cooperation across birth registration areas in New England, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.

Chidrens Bureau Ite Frst Feld Siitletichine Europe America George Newman Cressy L. Wilbur Vital Statistics United States Census Bureau United States New Zealand Children’s Bureau Bureau New England Pennsylvania Michigan Census Bureau Ethelbert Stewart

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. J. Thompson A. Brown the Chieftain Rogers County County Court Julius Carey Benjamin Disraell Frisco Winchell Yoakum St. Louis & San Praheises Railroad Company Fort Worth & Rio Grande Railway Company St. Louis & San Francisco & Texas, Railway Company Parixy & Great Northern Railroad Company St Louis Yoaokum Hamlet Notes OF Ghildren Feld Enquiry Department of Commerce and Labor
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