12 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
1
Long list of local notices describes land seekers trips, dental visits, farm work, and community events in Beaver Oklahoma and nearby areas. Reports of births, illnesses, dance, court house plans, and school entertainments with names of residents and visitors.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs Susiewig Diet, daughter of P. B. McKay, at her Kokomo home after a battle with consumption. The loss follows the earlier death of another daughter from the same disease, prompting widespread mourning and community sympathy.
Masque Ball scheduled for the K of P Hall in Beaver Oklahoma on April 20 1908 promises a lively evening with masked dancers and a masquerade theme. Admission 1 dollar for dancers and 2 cents for spectators, supper planned at Loveless Safe. Includes florid asides on Quivira Coronado and early Oklahoma exploration.
The Deake-Glas Concert Company of Gate brings an entertainment to the K of P in Beaver on Saturday nights April 18 1908. The Deake Blue Image trio trained under top teachers with graduates from Coachs College of Expression Chicago. Miss Blue pianist student of Miss Fenasiaty Berlin leads violinist as well. The program promises entertaining instruction and wit worth the small admission of 25 cents. Remember the dates April 18th.
In Kokomo the postrain spell ends with strong winds. Farmers prep for large planting as Mrs Norman and son Alva return to Okinboma to live on their clams this summer. Mr Dennis McConny came back from Meade Tuesday. OM Stephenson and wife move next week.
A fragment from a mid 20th century report notes real spring weather with rain, temperate winds, and unsettled skies on Tuesday. Mentions Mol Richwedeun and Engléwoud in a garbled passage, reflecting era-specific place names or names lost to OCR.
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