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The Weekly Chieftain in Vinita, Oklahoma

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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1912

Page

7

Oklahoma 1910 Population by Color and County Totals

Washington Feb 5 preliminary Census figures show Oklahoma total population 1,657,19st with whites 1,444,535 and negro 197,012. Oklahoma City lists 64,205 total with 6,546 negroes. state totals and county by color broken out, noting changes since 1900 and 1890, including growth rates for white and Negro populations.

Washington, D. C Oklahoma Durand Bureau of the Census Department of Commerce and Labor William C. Hunt Census Bureau Oklahoma City Adaros Atoka Beaver Beckham Blaine Bryan eGarter Sleveland Harmon Abatimer I Pwre Ancoln Wogan Hove McClain NeCurtain McIntosh Marshall Magee Murray Muskogee Ee Noble Nowata Weevey Pottawatomie Mataha

Captain WhiteDefender of Superstition sparks a Biblical Modernist clash

In a February issue reply, Captain White defends the Bible against science, denouncing inaction of modern critics. The letter-writer, John Ratcliffe, argues for reform in belief, questions miracles and demoniacal possession, and calls for rational inquiry.

Is the Bible Inspired Capt White Discusses Genesis and Prophecy

The speaker argues against biblical inspiration, questioning Genesis narratives and the flood, noting that ancient writers relied on science rather than divine guidance. He mocks Sodom and Gomorrah, Noah, and patriarchs, suggesting wisdom lies beyond inspired texts and laments the old man’s view on vanity and misery.

Bitor Captain White Parley P. Pratt Garden of Eden Genises Noah Sodom Gomorah Mark Twain Lot David Abraham Isaac Jacob Solomen

Railway Business In November 1911 Tables Show Revenue Decline

Tables prepared by the bureau of railway economies from Interstate Commerce Commission reports indicate U S railways earned less per mile in November 1911 than in November 1910. Average receipts were 1004 dollars per mile, down 18 dollars. freight and passenger revenue fell, with regional differences. Net revenue dropped 4 3 percent to 16 less dollars per mile, while taxes rose 12 7 percent to 1 676 976 dollars.

Bureau of Railway Economies Interstate Commerce Commission United States Broks

Speaking Correct English in Roses and Bonnet Debate

In a light dialogue the speaker insists on correct speech for a domestic quarrel over a bonnet. The reply counsels against purchasing, claiming a bonnet will not be needed, underscoring humor between language form and intention.

Pony Devours Poultry At Brankside Stall

Denver Pa Parke Luts living at Brankside near this borough owns a pony noted for a chicken devouring habit. The pony once swallowed a dozen young turkeys in minutes and recently ate six young chicks found in its stall before they could be removed.

Denver Brankside

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