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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions Merald Ometal and a Teaver event dated April 17. It is unclear due to garbled OCR but implies a weekend incident or occurrence with mentions of a person and date. Further readable detail unavailable.
A scattered update from Moydwan and nearby places lists visits, births, illnesses, property moves, and local incidents. It mentions residents like Schullenburger, Hart, Dunlop, Blanchard, Peckham, and Wardell, plus notices of exams, weddings, a prairie fire, injuries, and a few business ads.
T J Weeden of Kimwood traveled to Beaver Monday after ordering a Monitor disc harrow through Loofbourrow and Boe. Weeden plans extensive farming this year. Also noted are brief notices about Bora To Mrs Barry of Cleat Lake and Geanpa Radauier of Yest Lake calling town.
Rimwood correspondence reports weather damages to pasture and cattle movements around Duck Mond and Camp Creek. Elmwood Sunday school to be reorganised April 1 at the Elmwood school house with all invited. Local farming notes mention cattle purchases and timber concerns amid unclear reports.
The section reports many farming worries and social events. Lame reports include fruit tree pruning, cattle purchases in Cline and Meade, smallpox concerns at La Verne, church services closed for safety, school closures at Clive, and a Maywood style drive by local residents. The Woodward Bulletin notes mail service delays and Beaver county road petitions.
The article notes County Treasurer Mudge’s illness delaying duties with his wife acting as deputy. It records stormy weather hindering travel, a clerk’s contemplated absence, and notices from the Woodward land office about final proofs and probate actions involving local settlers and executors, with dates and names including Fred Edwards and the Gabberts.
Fragmentary notice recounts a public action or filing at a register office concerning Woodward mill activities. It mentions a board and memorialized name references with unclear dates and details, indicating a formal public record entry or appeal process.
Notice from Beaver County Beaver Beaver Territory of Oklahoma in probate court. Guardian Leonard B Husted of Jobe W Iman Harvey Wetman Lilly M Iman and Charlie E B Iman present detailed settlement covering April 1806 to November 1800 with May term court date set. Public hearing open for interested parties to challenge or support the account.
Fragmented OCR reads like a public notice from a clerk’s table with scattered names such as Green and Vick, dates, and references to registrars and first publications. The legibility limits full extraction of event, place, or outcome.
Comroups at Woodward note claims filed for proof concerning lands in townships 2 and 3 north, range 1 west, and related quarter sections. Executors John G Beaver and Major Warren G endure. witnesses Alonso A Meshell William G Pain Ty Kile and others testify at Beaver in late March 1900 with first publication March 3 1900.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Cyrus A. Allen Christian al Diesels Dover U Healy Megletes with no clear event or relation.
Fragmentary notice from Derante ent oF THe INTERION dated March 10 11e0 in C T Rotteat AmdwilL. Indicates a contest action with due filings and registrant details, unclear due date and petitioner names.
Notice of levy on Beaver Loan and Investment Company stock for a seven per share assessment due March 1900. Shareholders urged to pay by a specified date or risk sale to cover delinquent assessment plus costs of advertising and expenses. C. O. Tannahill, Secretary.
A clipped OCR fragment mentions dates and places in a fragmented note. It references March and March 1 with unclear nearby names or events. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a clear person, organization, or action for a fuller summary.
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