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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
2
A fragmentary report indicates a planned event near the river with an April date. The note mentions a "Restive" gathering and a time described as a winning bite. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Beaver county columns report residents facing illness and recoveries, travel between Liberal and Nye, new stock in Meade dry goods, and a planned river bridge project. Meantime Dr. Vor Sanitarium ads and local health remedies appear alongside town news and upcoming dances.
A call from the Territorial Central Committee of Oklahoma City for a Republican convention to elect delegates to the National Convention. The meeting is set for May 10 1900 in Cleveland to choose delegates and alternates, with county allocations and a later Philadelphia National Convention date. Officials propose May 4 county meetings and May 10 primaries if local conditions allow. A separate note mentions teacher certificates examinations in Beaver with dates April 27 and 28.
Notice of stockholders meeting set for April 30, 1900 to amend Article 6 section 2 of the constitution reducing the number of directors from seven to five, signed by C. Taxwenia, secretary.
Advertises life insurance policies available for cash with policies valued at $500 and up. Mentions application details and contact address at 222 Beaver Street.
Thora will lead a special mentoring session at the Beaver Live event in Beaver on May 9 at 2 p.m. The program aims to guide attendees through practical techniques and community engagement activities.
A fragment from the Territorial and local news section references Supreme Court proceedings and various regional updates. The text mentions a weekly farm journal offer and a price listing, with some garbled names and places indicating a Guthmink Oklahoma origin.
A promotional notice from Low Daves, publisher of the Beaver Herald in Beaver, Oklahoma, advertises discounted yearly subscriptions to multiple papers including the Weekly State Capital and the Braves Renan, with prices ranging from 125 to 175 dollars in advance and a separate offer for 185 dollars. The misspelled names suggest OCR errors in listing partner papers and pricing.
An 1900 prospectus promotes The Republic Weekly and Sunday Magazine as premier reading with telegraphic news, literary articles, fashion illustrations, humor, and current events. It touts low annual rates for combined subscriptions and lists ordering details. Also notes probate notice for John Heren...ge administrator of estate of Heaver and Territory of Oblabows with sale of real property on April 14 1900 and probate court dates.
Fragmented text from a Woodward area notice includes partial names and phrases about land claims and dates. The readable elements mention Woodward, a March date, and a local governmental office, with unclear context and numerous garbled words.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions dates like March and May and references a township, range, and land area. It reads as an old utility or land notice with names and numbers distorted in the transcription, lacking clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmented text shows an election related entry from Heaver County with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference a survey or contest and a person named Dione, with partial mentions of a meeting or ballot process and an unidentified official.
In the probate custody matter for the heirs of Nathaniel Iman deceased, Leonard B. Husted as guardian of John W. Laan Marvey W Iman Lilly M. Iman and Charlie Iman filed their guardian account for settlement. The Beaver County Probate Court will hear exceptions May 3 at ten in the forenoon.
An incomplete OCR fragment references WRALy and a Register item with stray words about locations and dates. The readable text lacks coherent facts or identifiable people, places, or events to produce a solid summary.
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