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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
7
A local paper invites readers to subscribe to the Oklahoma Farm Journal for one year by sending a dollar. The offer promises the journal free for Friends who join and mentions a recent mail-out of names and another list to come. The appeal emphasizes urgency and a limited time to join.
A fragment expresses a commitment to equal treatment for all readers and participants, promising fairness and impartiality across the section. It signals an emphasis on uniform standards and non-discrimination in coverage and access.
Willis family returns from Westville to Welch and plans to farm a small section of Route 1. Osella Nall travels to City, Missouri for a visit. Decoration Day plans loom as Royal Neighbors seek broad support. Local dairy talks urge new tactics and cowpeas trial. farmers experiment with milk foods. Welch Cherokees beat Cabin Creek in a Sunday ball game 8 to 5. Election brought party followers, with Citizens Ticket hoped free of officiousness. Agnes Rueple returns home from school near Hartsville Orla. Marry Newman brings a wagon accident story from New Mexico. he plans to return as health permits.
Sunday visits by Jesse L. Harrison and JW Harrison with W Kilgore family. Reports of health, fishing, and social events. Names include Chelsea, Herndon, Downing, Hagel Shearheart, Margery Goforth, Lottie Uharley, T N Chitwood, Sid Mitchell, Condrey Estellas Jesener. Upcoming ball game, school exercises, and nursery orders in Tippecanoe area.
Morrie Brows and family plan a new house on the G. J. Salley ranch as farm work progresses slowly. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith host Sunday visitors, with Albert Moore preparing to build. Woolard and wife from Welch visit Kinison, and a Thursday night dance at Charles Knight’s home draws a good crowd.
Miss Mae Hildertwrnirit attends a Wednesday event at Mr Ciattinty Virgil, Bessie, and Ella Gattaney. J J Brvkes returned from a Texas trip. Mr Played Antey left for Chiapaw, Ohta. Miss Willie Hayes visited nearby towns last Sunday. A large Betetla gathering occurred at Mr Tern Reyes’s outer supper Friday. S chool officials and locals attended events. Rev Jim Butler will preach monthly. J Waynes lists summer goods. Whitaker family to Miss Effi Cox for a few days.
Sheriff Jack Harker and Deputy Tarrant conducted a raid on town pool halls and a cold drink shop. They found only 212 pints of whiskey, reporting a light alcohol seizure amid the raid's daylight operation.
Shar Ridenhour received a USL gram from Congressman Davengiort Monday asking if the county commissioners would propose to Washington to reburn the US jail in a wood condition as found. If accepted he would push for approval.
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