Kinnison Items From a Local Weekend
Sunday visits shared among residents including Mr and Mrs Witsgerald and daughter Mrs Pat Eridson. Morrisis Brown from Bartjes Ville arrived this week aiding old land matters. Several neighbors, including Mr and Mrs J McGee and W W Smith, spent Sunday together. Virginia Jones is very sick this week and Miss Mary Jones visited home folks Sunday. Local farming notes report wheat salt cur and corn looking fine while Mr Cline plans to start a day baler project this week. Lakey averages three trips weekly west of Kinn son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Moore
J. R. Moore
Virginia Jones
Lakey
Kinnson
Ruling Lets Editor Not Save Political Editorials
Assistant Attorney General Lewis declares editors need not preserve articles on political candidates in editorials. He says the new primary law is ambiguous and that the bill of rights permits newspaper men to express comments as they wish.
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Lewis
Tiat
Reverend Leonidas Dobson Dies at Tahlequah Home
Fr Leonidas Dobson known to settlers as a Presbyterian minister and former Vinita pastor has died at his Tahlequah home. He served in the Cherokee Legislature and was a respected community figure. The report notes local offices and sheriff activity around Vinita amid other brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonidas Dotson
Tahlequah
Dobson
Vinita
Russian monks train as defense against invasion
An aged dispatch notes the Glinski monastery under Sir Walter Beott descendant authority near Putiel as mobilizing in wartime. Monastic brigades wear Cossack style uniforms, guard churches, and store lifters, ammo, and a powerful spray device for repelling invaders.
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Ruissia
Russia
Henry VII
Walter Beott
Glinski
Putiol
Statue praise and Poe cottage move debate
Edward Hageman Hall of the American Society for Historic Preservation argues for a statue honoring Poe and warding the transport of Poe’s cottage to Poe Park in New York. A historian, Mr Mall, adds anecdotes about fame arriving late for the poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hageman Hall
American Science and Historic Preservation Society
Wan Din
New York
Poe
Poe Park
Mall
Plautun
Nimeris
Music in Heaven and the Dream of Divine Song
A reflective verse piece wonders if music will endure in heaven. It contrasts mute earthly harps with a dream of celestial harmony where souls and instruments unite. The piece references Patti and Jean de Reszke in a brief anecdote about teaching methods in Paris.
Fragmented Quote Reflects Deforestation Grievances
A garbled passage presents a citizen critique about trees and home travel, with inconsistent phrases like opty trees and deplore the deforestation of our fair land attributed to Etchenge. The historic context remains unclear but signals environmental and civic frustration.
100000 Seek Homes Here in Oklahoma Town Promoter Says
Robert D. Yoakum of St. Louis promoter and Yoakum town founder predicts 100000 settlers will move into eastern Oklahoma in 18 months aided by railroads. He cites bumper crops, 14000000 bushels wheat, favorable cotton growth, and floods as less damaging than last year, noting Yoakum town near Ft Smith borders Oklahoma and built with Ivano T. Cooke and James Black project leads.
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Oklahoma
Rock Island
Frisco
Robert D. Yoakum
St. Louis
Yoakum
Mr. Yoakum
Ft. Smith
Oklahoma State Line
R. D. Yoakum
Ivano T. Cooke
James Black
Wright
Middle West
Local Projects and Social Notes From Craig County
Local items from Adair and Big Cabin include hay barn work by Madison & Stuart and first hay delivery by Stuart & Alard. Widespread social mentions cover initiations by the lodge, visits by residents from Missouri and New Mexico, and a Trotter ball game result. Probate notices in Craig County discuss guardianship and a proposed sale of wards real estate with court hearings set for July 26, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisbo & Stuart
Adair
Stuart & Alard
Big Cabin
G. W. Brown
C. V. Carselowey
John Freeman
W. Orr
Albert EK. Webber
Maudry Webber
Winita
Craig County
Craig
F. J. Bannert
Inherited Lands Sale Notice for Five Civilized Tribes
List of allotments of deceased citizens announced for sale by heirs with bids to be opened on specific dates. Descriptions cover numerous tracts across sections in multiple townships, with 20 percent bid deposits and sealed-bid procedures at Union Agency Muskogee Indian Territory. Information on regulations and contact details provided by United States Indian Agent Dana Kerany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Civilized Tribes
Nancy Campbell
Tis N
Aloy Johnson
John Ashes
Annie Swimmer
Laura Tanner
Colonel Jackson
Annie Dry
Samuel Bunch
John Rock
Ella Downing
Danial Daugherty
John &. Stout
Eliza Blythe
John Kiley
Aley Johnson
R Lie
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United States Indian Agent
Union Agency
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Evening News
McAlester
Chickash
Dana H. Kerany
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Scott
Fidelity Farm Loan CO
Vinita, Oklahoma
Kinnison
Miss Mary Jones
Howe Folks
Leonidas Dobson
L. Axtell
Coffeyvile
J. W. Marks
Bsage
Music
Heaven
Earth
Hearta
Patti
Jean de Resrke
Pattil
Jean de Resske
Jean
Parle Pattl
Adelina
Mophinto
Musical America
1. O. C. F. Lodge
John Sturdie
Waldrop
N. Williams
New Mexico
J. H. Yoats
Srare
Albert EB. Webber
Onyma
Ren Uh A
Mary Downing
Mary Batt
Nes
Dobkin Fallingpot
Ned
Fae Wares
Daniel Weegee
Symstate
Serene Et Meiptal
Theenal
Berm
Pete Tm
Lee Henge
Aline
Hhrwe
Alan
Mrtley
Pdielen
Warld Lee Thrower
Gaerne
Delton
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