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An ad offers Runabouts and related items with a stated guarantee. The copy promotes stock availability and customer assurance through a measured sales pitch.
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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
3
An ad offers Runabouts and related items with a stated guarantee. The copy promotes stock availability and customer assurance through a measured sales pitch.
In the Second Judicial District Court of Craig County Oklahoma plaintiff Shoemate files a petition against James R Shoemate with a notice of publication. The defendant must answer by July 10, or the petition will be taken true and judgment granted. Bippee CLAPHAM attorneys for plaintiff DOREMAN clerk of the district court.
County court terms in Craig County Oklahoma set by the judge for Vinita with schedules. Terms include the first Monday in January April July and October for trials. and Mondays year round at the county judge's chambers for motions and proceedings excluding July August September. Ex parte matters and probate hearings are noted.
Joe Butler books fall and winter attractions at the Auditorium. The city seater fountain at Illinois Avenue and First Street offers convenience for farmers. The Stone McClellan building is for rent. Contractor EK J Overly returned from Joplin with his daughter T C Holland. W H Goad city marshal attended Tuesday. Jers Chandler and wife returned from Chicago after a Republican convention. Col Ficklin county treasurer reports bankable receipts and fines totaling 915,278.71.
A breached dam on the Canadian river flooded large parts of Qulaborma City Oklahoma. Families displaced, homes destroyed, and relief efforts underway as waterworks completion is noted amid wider regional upheaval and legal adjustments in Rothrla.
Phial phian Lodge No. 14 of the Knights of Pythia enacts resolutions honoring the deceased brother Carl A Bradley. The lodge drapes its castle in mourning, extends deepest sympathies to his widow Mrs Bradley, and orders minutes copies mailed and newspaper publication. Signed by J F Murphy Caldwell and C Robers.
Guthrie Oklahoma reports a $2 955 002 14 rise in individual deposits as of May 14 versus February 2 month earlier. Total deposits reach 10 387 887 05 with loans and discounts rising to 16 414 085 10. Bank count up to 404, capital up to 6 640 650, and surplus falls to 51 0 ? The deposits mark a record increase attributed to the new guaranty law despite weaker reserve levels and cash in bank.
The Oklahoma Federation of Commercial and Industrial Organisation adjourned after naming officers for the next year. President Carl Mayes of Tulsa leads. vice president Sidney J. Roy of Shawnee. secretary treasurer A W McKeand of Oklahoma City. and members of the executive committee from various cities. A letter from E F Swinney of Kansas City urged opposition to Senate Bill No. 44, calling it destructive to Oklahoma credit by centralizing control under the State Corporation Commission.
A cattle herd attack killed George Wilkins a rancher near Hee? south of the toy pile. The article notes the attack occurred as a herd moved and the man was fatally gored with injuries described in a grim scene.
In Oklahoma, the Gensty Court handles guardianship for the minor William. The matter concerns the guardian arrangement and custody questions under local probate procedures.
Probate petitions filed by Joe Bean guardian for William Bean a minor and by General Bhunt Martin guardian for Gladds Martin a minor seek court orders to authorize private sale of described lands. Hearings set for June 22 1904 and July 20 1908 with publication in county newspapers and notices to interested parties.
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