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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
7
Frisco time card details show an effective date of December 1 with Baer bound notation. The fragment suggests schedule or payroll instructions with time entries and potential abbreviations indicating units and signals. Further context is needed to confirm full scope and parties involved.
A notice from Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogen, Oklahoma, states parcels in Creek and Cherokee Nations will be sold at public auction. 50 percent of the purchase price due at sale, remainder within six months. lists towns and June sale dates with multiple lot counts and scheduling.
Sheriff Ridenhour moved the County prisoners back to the Pene ral jail Saturday. Gilant Victor, U.S. Marshal for the Eastern district, signed an agreement with the county commissioners for the free use of the jail, to be turned back in as good order as when they attended court at Ciaremore Montana.
A Greer County agreement outlines asset shares and debt payments among counties and individuals. It assigns Beckham County to cover a portion of indebtedness while Greer would pay the rest, with specific sums and property transfers discussed at a meeting in April.
Local notes recount summer pastime, games, and family visits across Vinita and nearby areas. Mentions Calves, hog shipments, and farm life, plus a death and a new trust to finance land loans in Adair with Western Security Trust. Also notes arrivals from Texas and a planned Powhenke office opening.
A Sunday sermon drew a large attentive audience as Nancy Moore and others attended. Mr Marky and wife returned to Sycamore Kansas after visiting relatives, with several local residents noted among attendees and travelers.
Fragmentary Kinnison item notes Mrs Binlchi’s reporting and year end events. Mentions Rintie and family settling with someone near west V tapes, and Mr. and Mrs. MeNele staying at Pieter’s home amid household visits.
Fragmented OCR text notes vague agreement on a restriction bill with mentions of Senate, House committees, and various groups. The garbled passage references restrictions affecting whites, freedmen, and those under three quarters, plus homestead land.
Mrs Quigley led a celebration at the public school when the staff and class honored her. Twenty two people joined the event with gifts and a gold chain presented to the teacher. The day featured refreshments, a free band concert at the auditorium, and a river voyage planning near Sed OED four.
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