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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1909

Page

2

Oklahoma Crop Bulletin Promises Largest Harvest This Year

Guthrie Oklahoma July 1 Indications are favorable for a record crop in 1908 as June conditions improved. Rainfall was adequate and well distributed with wheat oats and corn showing higher harvest potential. Winter wheat and oats matured better than expected. overall grain quality remains good and harvest progress is strong despite some thin stands and heavy rains.

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Taggart's Name Surfaces in Sagemakers Trial

Associated Press report from Chicago July 6 notes Tom Taggart of French Lick Springs Ind a former chairman of the demo crate national committee entering the record in Ella Ginghes trial. Ginghes testified about a visit to Agnes Barretto and claimed indecent treatment by Barretto and Kenyon. Ginglen corroborated hearing Barretto say Taggart’s name.

Associated Press Chicago Tom Taggart French Lick Springs Ind Democrate National Committee Ella Ginghes Agnes Barretto Wellington Ginghes Ginghes She Was Unforcibly Discrobed By Mime Barretto and A Mre Kenyon Mike Ginglen Miss Barrette Taggart Tagwori

Souffle of Two Women Starts Cry of Fire

A fragmented report describes a fire incident involving two women and a chaotic scene with unclear details. The text references a cry, injuries, and an associated event, but many words are garbled, leaving key facts unsettled.

Senator Owen Blasts Wages Gaps Between Protected and Unprotected Industries

Senator Owen of Oklahoma challenged Senator Aldrich to justify the Republican tariff claim that protection benefits workers. He cited wages in Boston showing unprotected laborers earning far higher in unprotected crafts than protected industry workers, questioned the tariff logic, and noted minimal organized labor presence in major protected firms while exposing wage disparities across crafts.

Washington Committee and Finance Aldrich Owen Oklahoma Committee On Finance Republican Party Senate Rhode Island Wilton In Grain New England New Hingland Andrew Carnegie United States Steel Corporation American Tobacco Company Cramps’ Shipyards

South Carolinians Eye Convention at National Irrigation Congress

Charleston leader James Cosgrove reports South Carolina plans a large regional delegation from Georgia to Florida to Spokane August 9 to 14 for the National Irrigation Congress. Arthur Hooker notes the South’s strong interest in drainage, forestry, waterways, and conservation and urges southern unity in seeking the 18th congress location south of the Ohio River.

Spokane Wash James Cosgrove Charleston D. C National Drain‘age Association Arthur Hooker Board of Control South Carolina Georgia North Carolina Florida National Irrigation Congress South Atlanti City EB. J. Watson South Carolinas Mr. Hooker Northwest Colonel Cosgrove Congress Ohio River Chicago San Francisco Rochester N.Y Pueblo Colo

Cattle and Sheep Markets Fall and Rise at Kanana City Yard

Kanana City stock yards report a volatile week with quarantined cattle running freely yet lower closes. Receipts totaled 874 car loads last week. top steers reached 570 dollars, cows 4.00, calves 7.00, while sheep prices climbed late week with top lambs at 4.38 and yearlings to 5.50. run totaled 4,000 today with goats at 2.75 to 1.65.

Kanana City Tibera Oklahoma Taniy Toad Willie Orertin Tom WiGmipe Polly Essary

Harris School House Social Notes and Visits

Dated July 5 farmers are laying by crops. Harry Woodley spent Sunday with Henry Nolen. Mrs Simpson of White Dale visits her sister Mew James Nolet. Ice cream social at W Marrin Sunday evening drew a large crowd. Henry Anderson and wife of Hope visit James Helen and family near Big Cattin.

Harry Woodley Henry Nolen Mrs. Simpson White Dale Eistir James Nolet W. Marrin Henry Anderson Hope James Helen Big Cattin

Governor Grants Parole for Youthful Convicts

Governor Haskell granted parole to three young inmates in the penitentiary, all aged under 25. The offenders, including Tom Pieter of Garde county, pleaded guilty to serious offenses and were recommended by the Antidore Thief Inovlation for farm parole with half their terms served and a record of reform.

Cutters Oking Haskell Yeathrday Alestor Heleiru Ashmory Fraent Parrett Tom Pieter Garde County Ianovlation Kader

Tax Fight Draws Lines Over Taft Aldrich Plan

Washington July 3 The corporation tax amendment linked to the Taft Aldrich plan faces Senate passage amid a 60 to 1 vote after extensive debate. Republicans and some Democrats join to pass the measure, while several Republicans and Democrats vote no. The debate centers on shifting tax burden from income tax to corporate levies, with critics arguing it hurts consumers and workers.

Senate Taft Washington, DC Wickersham Aldrich Borah Bristow Bulkley Clapp Caummine Dolliver Heyburn la Follette Chamberlain Hughes Shively Bradley Brandegee Briggs Brown Burkett Burnham Burrows Burton Carter Clark Wyoming Crawford Cullom Curtis Depew Dillingham Dixon Dupont Eking Flint Frye Gallinger Gamble Guggenheim Johnson Jones Kean Lodge Lorimer McCumber Nelson Page Penrose Perking Piles Root Scott Smoot Sutherland Warner Warren Wetmore Republicans Batley Bankhead Duberson Daniel Davis Fletcher Foster Gore McEuery McLaurin Martin Money Newlands Rayner Talliaferro Paylor Senator Borah Idaho Lesten Heline

Notice of Minor's Real Estate Private Sale in Cherokee Co

Guardian of Richard M. Dannenberg Jr announces a private sale of the minor's real estate in Cherokee County Oklahoma. The property described lies in Cradle County, and will be sold to the highest bidder at the County Courtrooms in Teblogganh on a date in 1999 at 10 AM, with bids in writing due to the court within six days.

Chieftain Richard M. Dannenberg Cherokee County State of Oklahoma Man Cradle County Ghaloain Section ST Tiwhetty Oh Wid Raaige St. Viant Lode Bowe Moriduin PontalPhie David Stile Aireway Tle Hauie Theounty Said Cheroken Teblogganh Guahome Momimy Mary Vath

Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Guardian in Craig County

The guardian of Annie Parrish minor will sell at private sale the real estate in Craig County Oklahoma described as 120 acres in sections 26 26 18 being subject to County Court confirmation. Bids must be in writing with one third of bid by certified check and may be left at the Judge's office. Dated June 30 1909. ADA Parrish Guardian. By Addis A Brown Attorney.

Tahlequah Sound Bank Exchange J. T. Parks Cherokee County Court Oklahoma Richard M. Dannenberg Richard M. Danoendere, Jr Minor WM. FP Rasmus Pike. Or Chieftain Craig State of Annie Parrish Craig County Minnor Township Ada Parrish Guardian Solomon Baldridge Section North Range J. A. Leforce Igald Titners Charles W. 4. Lynch Sarah F. Lynch Benjamin J.lynch John Bruce Charles W. A. Lynch Benjamin H. Lynch John Bruce Lynch Delaware County B. A. McFarland

Estate sales for Solomon Baldridge minor in Craig County

Public sale announced by curator J A Leforce for the balance of Solomon Baldridge estate in Craig County Oklahoma. Sale to be private and cash with one third bidder’s check. Court confirms sale after July 19 1909. Also court orders hearing July 12 1909 on guardian J W Orr petition to sell Jesse Herod minor’s real estate in Craig County Oklahoma.

County Court Notice from Oklahoma Sealed in June

A county government notice from Oklahoma references a formal order issued on the first day of June. The incomplete OCR text mentions charity matters and county proceedings overseen by state authorities. The readable elements indicate an official public notice within a county court or related jurisdiction.

Eurnee County Heart of the Charity of Craig Oklahoma

Outage guardian to auction two Craig County lands in 1909

Guardian B A McFarland announces two public sales in Oklahoma. On July 1 1909 at 10 am at the County Court in Craig County or thereafter bids will be received for the Lynch minors lands in Delaware County and Craig County. Bids must be written with one third certified funds.

Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate

In Craig County Oklahoma the guardian J W Orr petitions to sell all or part of Beulah J Herod minor estate. The court sets July 12 1909 for hearing and requires publication for three weeks prior in a general newspaper. The order names guardians and counsel Addis A Brown.

Probate Notice Petition to Sell Minor Henry Herod Estate

In the County Court the estate of Henry Herod a minor guardian J W Orr petitions to sell parts or whole of real estate as necessary and beneficial. A hearing is set for July 18 1909 at 10 a m to consider the order and publication is required in a newspaper of general circulation in Ottawa county Oklahoma for three consecutive weeks. County Judge Thro D B Prear issues the order.

State of Oklahoma Craig Jesse Herod J. W. Orr Alow Chuse Wald Winor Chile County Ofatema Theo. D H Chieftain State Beulah J. Herod W. Orr Beulah J Herod Craig County Theo D. B. Frear Wald Talbor Benedetal Orale Oklatomea D. B. Prear

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