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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

8

Local Notes On Visits and Passings In Quiet Week

A confusing fragment from a Virrtw area page notes visitors and social activity. Walker of Virrtw attends a Friday and Saturday event while Kinison and Ma Veruetn are mentioned with upcoming plans. J. FL Moan and family are seen amid scrutiny. Syylite Moelleroarried a couple recently as the community compiles records of uniting through the week.

Walker Kinison Enews Lane Tate Win BeNelis Ma. Veruetn Aneightra Syylite

Local notes from Wynne taillings and movements

A fragmentary Wynne Kentucky area item lists farmers moving end of town, family visits, and school openings. Mentions Wynn Thompson’s mother, Dick Crook visiting daughter, Elmer Greek and wife departing for Kana City, and several residents connected to Delawarn Paliforesta and Arkannan.

Lear Charlie Cohen Furvity Paliforesta Wynn Thompaon

Hollow Items and Social Tidbits From Central District

Daved Out o V AcMahew and wife attended central Saturday. Ward went to Will Kelday on bassmnens. A bi rimeting and dinner at the dow school house on Payette. Ward's land Saturday Mr. fal Mount fing his witty that wan stolen. Wards father Joe lrown. P&B Amon of Vindia at Gront Mound Saturday. Henry Grubba trimmed a cow last week. Houseman's wit haw been quite wieh. Ophea Ganily mek Honey Geutihe tad a fiednare ont on te wire.

AcMahew Centralie Ward Will Kelday Dow School Payette Alluwe Wards Joe Lrown P&b Amon Vindia Epee Gront Mound Mra Wo Srirl W. B. Fonter

White Oak Items and Visits Share Local Social Notes

Community updates from White Oak record visitors and church events. Mitchell shipped north to St Laura yesterday while Miller visited Sunday. Gates, Hartke, and Newhineh called at various homes. Sunday prayer meetings were held and townspeople attended a winter week viewing event.

Tinepit Hain Tite Marten Myer Myrtle Littell Boulay Mayle Rainty Bafferty Bone Bunday Willie Hirtree Veal

Bryan Ovation Draws Dense Denver Crowd

In Denver a large throng gathered as Bryan spoke from a restored trolley car amid civic bustle. The event drew Labor leaders, Republicans, and admirers. speech touched on Cannon Shellen and political critique. Bryan argued the president is a hireling of the people and condemned prominent opponents.

Hawelek Willi Bryan Firrar Pak Mme Hepaar Ruelerly Campaian Elestion Pepe Denver Cannon Jamoes S. Shellen Republican View Tolt Toda New York

Bryan and Taft Meet at Chicago

National attention centered on the opening of the Lake to the Gulf Deepwater Wave convention in Chicago as Republican Taft and Democratic Bryan arrived. Bryan was dragged to the Northwestern Railway Station by a large delegation while Taft was escorted to the convention hall for a speech. Afterward Taft attended a banquet hosted by the Chicago Association of Commerce.

Chicago Te Lake Republican and Democracy Ryan Northwestern Taft Watt Warelnolly Galestaird Hegan Chivade Association of Commire

Seria planning guerilla war amid Balkan tensions

Reports claim Serbia plans guerrilla warfare and incursions as Austria-Hungary tightens borders. Turkish orders four warships to Smyrna and Simos Island aim to block movements toward Vienna. Pro-Turkish and anti-Serbian actions escalate with armed bands in Hercegovina and Prderedoln fortress news. Freight train derailment near Vinita halts service after 9 pm with casualties.

Farrier awards premiums at local agricultural fair

Farmers, stock raisers, and artisans gather for a two day event in Deals county to showcase best crops and livestock. An extensive premium program including up to 50006 in premiums will be offered on crops, cattle, poultry, and horticultural products with experts on farming methods and animal care available to visitors.

Dhee Deals Ntack Neice Vieira Cerrone Calahorn Ornit Tomatoen

Big Railroader Among Speakers at Merchants Congress

Associaind Preas San Frontiven reports the second day of the Tein Misaiindppi Commercial congress featured Stubbs, a director at a large railroad trust, as a principal speaker. Col Fred Ww. Plenid of Kavaya City discussed West fen Letina while Gov Cutter of tinh and ex Governor Pardee of California spoke on conservation. Col Rhinehaed of the United States reclamation service and WP Baker of Council Mutt ta, along with Thos. M. Wala, a Denver financier, were also listed among notable speakers.

Associaind Preas San Frontiven Cali Tein Misaiindppi Commercial Congress Stubbs Trattte Gallred B.A. Marrinan Tranapartisan Fred Ww. Plenid Kavaya City West Fen Letina Cutter Tinh Pardee California Uhitunel Amott Honight Col. Rhinehaed Staten Reclamation Service WP. Baker Council Thos. M. Wala Denver

National Chairman Mack Collapses Under Strain

Norman B. Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee collapsed from fatigue and a severe cold. He lay under a physician’s care as fellow members reacted with alarm at the incident in Chicago. Reports said overwork and nervous exhaustion contributed, but he expected to resume duties within a few days.

Chicago Norman FB. Mack Chateman Democratic National Committee Warnes Mack Cote Siedenty Democratic Committee Tr. Hammond Auditoriien Mack Ohleade New York

J. J. Spencer Reported Quite Sick at Home

Mrs. Spencer says J. J. Spencer is quite sick. Information received this morning notes his illness while a physician prepares for his presence. A separate item mentions southern cattle shipments now possible through here with a digupting touch.

Spencer

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