Contract for new school 19 signed
A committee of Vinita civic leaders signed a contract with J C Olson to fund a military school and business college. Olson pledges at least ten thousand in ground and buildings and hopes to spend fifteen thousand by 1911. The plan centers on a 150 student program, with land parcels sold to investors to finance the project, contingent on timely construction by September 1 1910 and ratification by April 1.
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Commercial Club
J. C. Olson
Vinita
J. A. Wise
Olson
Oklahoma
Parsons
Olwon
Jman
Wite
Inpowlian
Ellis Williams Case 15 Next On Docket
The district court session was dull except for motions for new trials and demurrers. Attorneys for Mone Riley seek dismissal of Prime Lynch et al appeal from the guardian decision. Dilis Williams, colored, faces assault with intent to kill on the docket this afternoon.
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Mone Riley
Guardian
Prime Lynch
Vinita and Her Environments and Oklahoma Growth
Vinita and its surroundings are highlighted as a thriving eastern Oklahoma hub. The piece extols statehood driven prosperity, rail expansion, and fertile lands. It notes Vinita as a gateway city with over 1,000 residents, booming construction, rising real estate, and robust agriculture including corn and fruit crops suited to the climate.
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Lis
Indian Territory
Jon
State
Union
Oklahoma
Commonwealth
Middle South
Cattl
Cod
Standard Oil Company
Vinita
Kansas Tine
Missouri
Oklehoma
Jountern
Ita
Finols
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas City
St. Louis
Walester Declines Renomination for Oklahoma Corporation Post
Guthrie Okla Mar 21 To the Democracy of Oklahoma I have decided to decline to offer myself for renomination and election as corporation commissioner for Oklahoma This year will end my term I urge Democrats who deserve the office to seek it I have sought to serve the people and improve the commission I believe the office requires full vigor and experience and that younger blood should be infused into state service
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Thiy
Corporation Commission
Commonwealth
Corporation
Democratic Party
Avai
Democracy
Soldier Granted Reprieve And Real Estate Notices
Private Charles O'Neill was reprieved for sixty days from hanging at Fort Leavenworth. The rest reports multiple Oklahoma guardianship orders to sell minor estates with hearings set in Vinita and Pryor Creek, including Rosa Blalock Delilah Harris and Thomas B. Garrett, with notices publicized in the Chieftain.
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Ty Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Mar
Charles O'Neill
Fort Leavenworth
Hig
Sale notices for Craig County Oklahoma real estate
Public notices announce private sales of real estate owned by minor Thomas B Garrett and Elizabeth Cotton in Craig County Oklahoma. Bidders must file written bids for described parcels with the guardian or county court and await court confirmation. Sale terms include cash bids, written submissions, and court approval.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Aald
Vinita
Craig County
Theo
D. B. Prear
Mrt
Lay County
Thomas B. Garrett
Section
Township
Range
Langley & Pierce
Pryor Creek
Jotice
Mayes County
Willie Jarrett
Willie Garrett
Craig Courty
Ollahoma
North Weat
Hlizabeth Cotton
Ucyh
Cotten
Sullinaw
Hillen‘beth Cotton
Oklahotma
U. S. Gov. Survey
Couny Court
KB Jackson
Sallian
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Vinita ‘Weekly Chieftain
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