First Pabitanes In the Chieftain 1902 Adair County real estate sale
In the County Court Oklahoma Adair County guardianship notices outline a sale of real estate for Sarah Matoy and Maggie Matoy estates both in Craig County. The guardian Lewis Matoy seeks private sale of all undivided interests in specified land in Sections 36 21 Township 29 19 East and related allotments for cash with 10 percent bid deposit. Published November 1 1912 in the Chieftain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahoma
Adair
Ule
Joe
Oklaoma
Sarah Matey
Rnder
Jourt
County Jourt
Italy
Oklahoma
Maggie Matoy
William Matoy
Craig County
Oklaald
Adair County
Partian
Liam P. Harris
Olahoma
Lewis Matoy
Ued Guardian
Gurst
The
Chieftain
DEA
Oklahoum
Lilvia
State of Oklahoma
Ie B. Goodwin
Claree E. Goodwin
Clarence
County Judge Affirms Legal Action On November 4
The document records the county judge’s signature and formal action dated November 4, confirming court order or legal steps initiated by county authorities. The brief entry notes official approval by the judge and the date of execution within the county’s legal proceedings.
University News Notes at the Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma University notes report students voting during a holiday week, with the Sooners returning to campus to cheers. Basketball numbers rise under Mrs Caldwell with many new players and a strong schedule after Thanksgiving. New York registration confirms Oklahoma School of Medicine license. Roy Ethridge dies of typhoid at the hospital in Oklahoma City. Helen Galbraith visits with cousin Miss Vina Akin, nieces of Dean Buchanan. Lectures from state officials boost political science classes. Brick paving pamphlet incites distribution by the university press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univrsity
Oklahoma
Board of Registration
State of
New York
Oklahoma School of Medicine
Oklahoma School
Roy Ethridge
Oklahoma City
Mr. Ethridge
Helen Galbraith
Seymore
Indiana
Vina Akin
Professor Buchanan
College of Arts and Sciencer
John Alley
Seglent
West
Harrison
Henshaw
J. J. Tucker
Engineering School
University Press
High School Notes Preview Tulsa Vinita Championship
Rev Burger urged students to value education during a short talk at First Congregational church. The scrub football beat grade boys 21 to 6. Tulsa high school and Vinita clash next week for Eastern Oklahoma title with a possible state final. Bulgin meetings draw student interest and tardy penalties rise. Football team heads to Tulsa with Muskogee victory morale high. Mins Gaynell Corder visits Pryor. Leap year dance planned at Miss Marion McFarland’s home with escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger
First Congregational Church
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Vinsta Boys
Marion McFarland
Election Bids Form in Cleveland County Race
In Cleveland County Tuesday Misa Barbour longtime Oklahoma teacher and university alumna was elected county superintendent on the Democratic ticket. Claude Pickard, a Norman native and former university football star, won the sheriff's race. Basketball at the university heats up with many new players as the team faces a tough schedule against Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. The Oratorical Council set preliminary dates before Christmas for debating team selection with a second tryout after the holidays. Orel Busby of Konawa, a second year law student and editor of the Umire, is pledged to Phi Delta Phi.
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Misa Kate Barbour
the University
Cleveland County
Mise Barbour
Oklahoma
Claude Pickard
Pickard
Norman
John Bell
Kansas
Missouri
Orel Busby
Konawa
The
Umpire
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Proclamation halts public gatherings and schools in 1912
Mayor J Stark orders a suspension of all public gatherings places of amusement and schools after midnight on November 10 1912 following doctors Neer and Herron warnings of a cerebromeningitis epidemic. The action dated November 9 1912 suspends until further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 5. Neer
A. W. Herron
J. Stark
Keep Step With Family And Friends Says Frank Crane
The essay argues for solidarity and steady alignment with family, friends, and a spouse, warning against isolating egoism. It urges keeping minds abreast of current times while retaining loyalties, stressing that the cost of separation from kin or partners must be weighed against any gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkely
Frank Crane
Inventions listed for children and adults in 19th century note
A roundup of early modern devices includes a half horsepower electric toy car at four mph, a German voice range device, English military utility carts, tweezers with flesh-pressing sides, a valve-less heavy liquid pump from Wales, Swedish aerial torpedoes, a Tennessee chair with mirrors for invalids, a California swimming motion trainer, a New York wire trap for garbage, a Swiss patent replacing springs with pistons in an automobile, a New Jersey buoy for escaped submarines, a San Francisco phonograph car alarm, an Idaho two piece metal plant pot, and more. The item list mentions Vinita editor notes and local community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englehman
California
New York
Switzerland
New Jersey
San Francisco
Idaho
Make Your Work Interesting and Engage with It
The text urges readers to see work as interesting not tedious. It encourages embracing duties with heart, mastering meaning and history, and considering all aspects to help others, even humble labor. If passion wanes, a period of effort can strengthen character, like mountain air bracing resilience.
Take Issue With Dr Bulgin in Miami Chieftain
Arthur L Worthen writes from Miami Oklahoma November 7 1912 to respond to Dr Bulgin’s sermon on Christian Science. He defends the religion’s aims to ease suffering and explains its views on disease and healing through spiritual law. He urges harmony between Christians and Christian Scientists and cites Mrs Eddy and the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
She
Josus
God
Jesus
St. John
Eddy
Dr. Bulgin
Abraham
Lot
Arthur L. Worthen
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Fh. Mitchell
C. V. Carselowry
Park
Victorious! Sooners
Lyda Robertson Caldwell
University
Barbour and Sons
Alrady
Dean
Holmberg
Ohern
Popular Science Club
Dr. Ohern
Dean Buchanan F
United States
Haavolte
Scrub
Muskogee
Mins Gaynell Corder
Pryor
Bills
Vinita High School
Laggard
England
Gunivey
Vinita
Choctaw Council
Olof
Oth
Cherokee Council
Tahlequah
Indian Territory
Gray
Robert L. Owen
8. Stephens
Hon
Markus Antonius” Bean
Going Snake District
Caleb Starr, Jr
Cherokee Advocate
Vinita Fair
A. ©. Raymond
Harden Frott
Brenham
Texas
R. R. Taylor
Delaware
Bob
John H. Britta
Clinton, Mo
J. W. Skinner
Fon
Regee Gunter
Cooweescoowee
Kegee
W. H. Pagin
U. 8
Arkansas
Siloam Springs
Ark
John Caldwell
John Swain
Toxie” Brown
Ft. Gibson
Winita
EB. J. Warren
Joel Bryan
Chateau
Washington
Aim
Rixie
Skintook
Hurd Jones
Saline District
Arthur Chamberlain
W. C. Chamberlain
Sone
Fis Atore
Stephen A. Maejacket
C. C. Trouside’x
Stephen
Ted
Emmeraco
W. W. Miller
Tahoder
St. Louis
Mr. Miller
Bushyhead
Labit Bunch
Charley Rogers
Bil McCracker
Hooley Hell
Ft. Gilson
D. W. Bushyhead
Slayback
R. L. Mitchell
Vinita Okla
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