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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1911

Page

6

Irrigation a Health and Economic Question in Cities

Dr. W A Evans ex Chicago health commissioner and National Irrigation Congress board member discusses land reclamation, unoccupied lands, and the link between irrigation, health, and food supply. He argues widespread cultivation and proper water management reduce disease, improve living conditions, and stabilize prices while urging decentralization and planning for healthier urban life.

Chicago W. A Evans Board of Control National Irrigation Congress Evans United States National Commissioner of Health Washington

Colts Top Pirates 6–3 in City League opener

The Colts defeated the Pirates 6 to 3 in the City League opener as Maddox's batting and Cobb's pitching highlighted the game. Cobb struck out thirteen, keeping the outcome in doubt until the ninth inning amid poor attendance due to weather and nearby practice.

Colts Pirates Bankers Hibs Hoo Hoo Maddox Cobb AD. i P.O Smith Carter C Glenn Marrs Haymes J. Beott Lionberger Heldtman Mankiller Hubbard As . Shaw Fredericks Alexander Cope

Hoo Hoos edge Bankers in seven inning city league game

In a seven inning city league contest the Hoo Hoos held off the Bankers 11 to 1. Early errors by Lackey gave Bankers a 4 run lead, but the Hoo Hoos rallied to score in the fifth and pull ahead in the seventh amid a disputed game length. The Elks and Jobbers clash tonight. Bankers meet Coke Monday.

King's Hoo Hoos The Bankers Hoo Hoos Lumbermen King Gaston D Warner McFarland Bebout Chanteau Thomason Sochroers

Tax law aims to curb equity suits in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City July 22 The third legislature's tax law seeks to end numerous equity suits challenging levies while preserving the taxpayer’s day in court. County boards may equalize between townships and on individual applications, with some boards unsure if they may raise or lower assessments. Tulsa County's W L North argued the true value is about 60 percent of the assessed figure, while Muskogee County residents pressed for lower city and county valuations. Osage County faces a surplus Indian land issue, with large leases affecting tax rolls and land values. Other counties heard include Tillman Haskell Cherokee McIntosh Ottawa Okmulgee Okfuskee Seminole Washington Wagoner, while Adair Craig Delaware Nowata did not attend.

Oklahoma City West State Board of Equalization Tulsa W. L. North Muskogee County Cruce Osage County Correll Indian Territory Iluminating Oil Company Congress Oxage County Tilltian Haskell Cherokee McIntosh Ottawa Okmulgee Okfuskee Seminole Washington Wagoner Adair Craig Delaware Nowata

Family Reunion for Carselowey Kin at Vinita Homestead

Members of the Carselowey family gathered at the old Carselowey homestead eight miles southeast of Vinita for a ten year late reunion. The eight attendees included five girls and three boys along with many relatives. A five course dinner followed by music and reminiscences marked the event.

Carselowey Vinita James Carseclowey Ggorgia Kate Carselowey J. B. Duncan Tahlequah Okla J. R. Carselowey Adair A. R. Breker Wichita Kans C. V Carselowey Roy Miller Ramona O. L. Patton A. R. Carselowey Okoee Henry Crouch Okoeg J. E. Butler Mamie Big Cabin

Revolutionists Gaining in Hayti Amid Capital Retreat

Washington dispatch notes that Haitien revolutionaries, led by forces at Gonaives, are near victory with major towns under their control. President Simon fled north to the capital, ill and bedbound, as rebels march from St Mare toward Port au Prince. U.S. officials back Furniss in warning against bombarding coast towns.

Washington D. C Simon Hayti Diaz Mexico Dismukes Petrel Gonalves St. Mare Gonaives State Department Furniss

Shirt buttons for teeth novelty in Pittsfeld Mass

An old woman in Pittsfeld Mass makes a home dentistry set from bone buttons attached to a gold dental plate after losing her teeth. She drilled eight holes and affixed four white bone buttons, wearing them as teeth and rotating buttons as they wear.

Pittsfeld Mass

She Could But Wouldn't Miss Johnston in Berlin

Miss Johnston, a 25 year old American traveler, rode a sightseeing car in Berlin with an elderly friend. An Englishman of sporting type sat beside her and asked if she spoke English. She replied curtly that she does but does not care to.

Miss Johnson Germany Berlin Miss Johnston

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Engilahman GOLTS Bishop Dillon Harmon H Tarrant Sills Clinkweales Craig County Neer Parker Vinita, Okla R. E. Moss Florist F. L. Marney Webb Bros W. B. Crawford William Sherwood Vernon d’Arnalle Barrett-Buffington G. C. Burch Fice A.stubblefield,d.m.d Scott Building Louis Bagby Hassell Building Vinita Oklahoma E. E. Marsh East Side Oswego College Oswego, Kans Cotractive F. L. Hughson W. Delaware H. C. Holderman International Land Investment Co Gulf Coast Lands Vinita A. W. Herron Barrett Building South Wilson Street Adair Street R. L. Mitchell Fowler William T. Rye Vinita Oklahoma 0. C. Heidtman Theo. D. B. Frear Cherokee Building James S. Davenport Vinita Oklaho New Hasselt Bldg W. H. McCann Notary Public Kinulson_ and Hollow, Okla W. B. Depue Sherbet Vinita Creamery Co E. M. Henderson Riddle Building Morris and Company South Wilson Street J. T. Ragan & CO
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