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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references a proprietor named PN PHO Man and a second clan matter dated April 1, 1809. Content appears political or legal in nature with scattered names and phrases, lacking a clear event or outcome to summarize.
Aparri Philippines February 11 1901 Henry Block Beaver Otla writes to his father describing life in Manila and his impressions of Filipinos tribes languages and ongoing American administration He notes police presence native troops and教育 efforts while expressing mixed views and a hope that Filipinos may govern themselves someday He also mentions military drill and general duties with good rations and a sense of distant home with solid hope for the future
Beaver camp of Modern Woodmen presents resolutions on the death of Mrs Bod Proven noting her support of neighbors and family. The document expresses sympathy to HOW Graves and Dike Billbger and asks the Divine Master to comfort them in their bereavement. Committee signs at 48 Ware.
A note invites preparing for a May Day party with decorations and a themed display. It mentions a student-led demonstration and hints at a formal program organized by the school to mark the occasion, stressing orderly conduct and involvement by attendees.
The Herald reports a meeting on the 8th to organize a town near Beaver river eighteen miles west of Hardesty. A north bank site was favored, name undecided, with Ko Gagnon of Liberal elected president and KR Quinn secretary. Officers include John George, Court Brown, and Charlie Summers. Rail construction from stockpens to Twlet to begin on the 15th, and local residents anticipate relocation to the new town amid community activities and illness news.
Mre J R Quinn has recovered and risen from illness. George Webb owns four horses with pinkeye. William Wright started planting early in the week. George We is tending to Albert Anthony's tile. The latter has fully recovered from a recent injury. A good harvest or day followed, much needed by all.
Roth fragmented report details a wind mill project at Pearl Parker and small events around Kiowa, Custer, and Kiowa area. Mentions Varied local names Ded A Miller, Frank Brown ill, Babb in Kinglewood, Hob Carr new venture, and a crokinole party EM Boron. Weather and livestock losses cited amid general social chatter.
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