Vinita Faces City Progress Choice In Local Politics
The Vinita civic debate centers on forward sidewalks and paving funded by Mayor Parks and his council. Supporters argue the Democratic administration advances the town with seven blocks of paving and eight miles of sidewalks, while critics blame graft and hinder progress. Over one hundred workers are employed on the project, sustaining local trade and employment as the town contemplates whether to continue expansion or risk stagnation.
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Vinita
Sam Parks
Oklahoma
Sokol Aluse
Parks
Oklahoma papers urged to interpret new primary law strictly
Shawnee Herald argues newspapers must avoid endorsing candidates under the new primary law. It cites penalties for publishers who accept free space or display favorable coverage, noting two Pottawatomie county papers already violated the rule. The piece urges editors to resist political boosts and declare such acts as misdemeanors.
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Oklahoma
Pottowatomie County
Lawton
Homer Thomas
Crushem
Shawnee Herald
City Water Woes Highlight Winitw Administration
A political charge against Bryan marks a new limit for the city of Winitw as its water works system drains funds more than any other public service area. John M. Osbison, Vinita native, joins Colliers staff and will feature Senator Long’s candidacy in an early issue.
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Winitw
John M. Osbison
Colliers
Senator Long
Kansas
John
Chieftain subscription list confusion prompts notices
We seek patience as we resolve订 Chief tain subscription issues and ask anyone cut off the list to inform this office with their time remaining to prevent errors.
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Ottios
School district votes July 14 bond issue for 500 dollars
Southeast of this city school district 52 plans an election on July 14 to vote on a five hundred dollar bond issue to build a school house. The piece urges extending water mains to reach all taxpayers and comments that water access is unequal and income from this source is minimal, urging action.
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Vinita
Oklahoma growth praised by Vice Chieftain in long regional history
A veteran leader notes more than a quarter century of county development and envisions Oklahoma becoming the greatest state in the Union. He recalls Indian lands turning into a landscape of homes, farms, and schools, urging readers that now is the best time to come to Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Union
Inherited Lands Sale Notices for Five Civilized Tribes
Listing of multiple allotments from Nancy Campbell, Alcy Johnson, John Ashes, Annie Swimmer, Laura Tanner, Colonel Jackson, Annie Dry, Mary Downing, Mary Batt, Dobkin Pall Iogpor, Samuel Bunch, John Rock, Ella Downing, Rider Grass, Daniel Daugherty, Nancy Campbell again, John Stout, Hilza Blythe, John Killey, and Aley Johnson. Sealed bids due dates vary in 1908 with bid openings and acreage for each tract. deposits of 20 percent required. sales conducted at Union Agency Muskogee. notices published in regional papers for Creek, Cherokee, Choctaw, and Chickasaw lands.
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Five Civilized Tribes
Cimbonme Nation
Nancy Campball
Tisn
Taln
Annie Swimmer Bj
Laura Tanner
Colonel Jackson
Annie Dry
Easb
Mary Downing
Mary Batt
T. Bo
Iogpor
Samuel Bunch
Rive
Jonn Rock
See
Ella Downing
Gore
Daniel Daugherty
Nancy Campbell
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United States Indian Agent
Union Agency
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Phoenix
Vinita Chieftain
Evening News
McAlester
Chickasha Express
Dana H. Kenany
Guardianship Petition For Albert and Maudry Webber
In Wonnby Court Orale county the estate and guardianship matter concerns Albert Ed Webber and Maudry Webber minors Onpan te stow Cavem on Afflica TION OF GUARDIAN FOR ORDER OF Sate or Real Estate.
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Albert Ed. Webber
Maudry Webber
Onpan Te Stow
J. W. Orr
Albert BE. Webber
O'glock A. M
Winita
Craig County
Craty
F. J. Bannert
Divorce Action Notice in District Court
Graves Edna Graves is sued in district court for absolute divorce and child custody. She must answer by July 24, 1908. Attest D. B. Sherman, Clerk of District Court, Gro BR McCutchen, attorney for plaintiff.
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JounTy
Grane
Coork Dist
Court, Gro
BR. McCutoven
Plainerf
Oklahoma District Court Notice in Shoemate Divorce Case
The State of Oklahoma District Court in Chowan County publishes that James R. Shoemate must answer the divorce petition filed by Cora B. Shoemate by July 1. The notice warns that default will be entered if he fails to respond, with Ripper and Coormai listed as attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Sta.h
Oklahoma
Chaw
Jacoola
Cora B. Shoemate
Plainbil
James R. Shoemate
Nation OF Publication
James R. Shoemar
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D. M. Marks Printing Company Publisher
Okla
Bryan
Township
John Ashes
John R. Stout
Hilza
John Killey
Aley Johnson
Orlationa
Ripper & Coarmai, Uy Af Rneys
Bos
Yours Truly
Frazee-Hosmer Hardware
The International Bank @ Trust Company
State Depository
City Depository
F. M. Gwinnap & Son
Halsell Building
First National Bank, United States Depository
Homestead
Oklahoma Map Co
W. HM. Whaley
Mgr
Mushogee
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