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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

Jul 26, 1912

Page

4

Vinita Citizens Weigh Primary Voting and Local Proposals

The Vinita city primary includes several propositions, with voters urged to register and participate. The Tulsa Democrat notes Oklahoma election law quirks, while debates on Bull Creek Bridge and Sequoyah Avenue bridge move stir local interest and caution against rash petition signing.

Vinita Iayor Sequoyah Avenue Bridge Sequoyah Avenue Bull Creek Tahlequah Avenue Tad Wey Bull ‘Creek East Side

What a Girl Expects of a Man from Woman's Home Companion

Anne Brydh McCall argues that a modern man should combine physical health with temperance and strong intellect. She urges moral courage to resist temptation, broad mindedness, courtesy, and kindness, linking true strength to ethical conduct and respect for others.

Woman's Home Companion Anne Brydh McCall

Farmers chase bigger yields and bigger profits across states

The article surveys ambitious farming aims citing high corn yields and profits from across Colorado Michigan and Wyoming. It contrasts national averages with extraordinary individual results and warns against overextension and neglect of soil while urging practical, disciplined farming improvements.

Springfield Ohio United States Jerry H. Moore Sturgis Wyoming R.A. Chisholm R. ©. Nisbet Colorado Europe Germany France United Kingdom Harris Michigan

Newspaper Men Run, Hardy Style Rejected as Dull

Thomas Hardy criticizes newspaper prose while contrasting the rushed, interrupt-driven writer’s pace with the novelist’s careful revision. The piece argues journalists race to produce copy, often sacrificing polish for speed, and claims readers prefer the newspaper’s brisk, punchy style to steady literary finish.

Thomas Hardy Mardy Haate Ventire Hardy Rovellat—Joplin Tribune

New York World Urges Militant Democracy Under Wilson

The New York World calls for a new democracy under Woodrow Wilson and urges the oblit eration of Murphy and Murphyism. It praises Senator O Gorman for restoring party repute and criticizes the boss control of the state machine in nominating a state ticket.

Dix New York Bryan Mr. Bryan Democratic Party New York World Empire State Senator O'Gorman O'Gorman New York Democracy Dryans Woodrow Wilson Jackson United States Murphy Fourteenth Street

Oklahoma City moves to five commissioners system

Democratic press notes Oklahoma City voters adopted a five commissioner form, replacing sixteen aldermen to govern the city. The plan faced little opposition beyond fears of centralized rule, but once in operation the commissioners gained familiarity with the expertise needed to manage city affairs.

Okla Bomon City Sumter 8. C Democratic Press Bulletin Oklahoma City

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