County Court Dates and Land Office Officials
County Court schedules follow the first Monday in January March May July September and November. Woodward and Wiggins act as receivers while D Omer serves as register at the land office, outlining official roles and timing.
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Ve S. Land Office
Woodward
Wiggins
D.omer
District Court Officers Named for Session
Hon. BR. H. Looftourrow presides as judge with Hon. John Embry as U S Attorney Dora R. Abernathy and Marshal W T Quinn serving alongside District Clerk in the upcoming court session.
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Albert Wellbers
John Sime
WL Beardeley
D. P. Miller
Sherif
JW Cateen
Juder
Meeks
Senos
Ada EB Smith
Register of Deeds
G Fields
Maphet
EC Lewis
P HatSeid
BR. H. Looftourrow
John Embry
Dora R. Abernathy
U.S. Mdarshal
W.T. Quinn
Commissioners Meet The First Monday Each January
Officials convene on the first Monday in January April July and October to address county matters, set agendas, approve budgets, and hear public comment at the county courthouse. The regularly scheduled sessions organize administrative decisions, fiscal planning, and community issues.
Massive Overhaul of School District Tax Levy Audits
State tax officials review 4900 school districts and numerous townships to ensure levies are not excessive. Each subdivision must itemize expenses for the coming year and forward estimates to county clerks, who then pass data to the state examiner for adjustments if levies exceed needed funds. Also note a stray mare inquiry by owner Onas H. Tree dated June 2th.
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State Examiner
Schual
Boards of Equalization
Onas. H. Tree
Alfalfa Profit in Oklahoma Reveals Growth Potential
Oklahoma alfalfa yields average 79 tons per acre from first two cuttings at eight dollars per ton, signaling high cash value per acre of about 1437. With seed crop pending and potential for two to three more cuttings, alfalfa appears the most profitable crop when land is suitable. Only 170000 acres are dedicated to alfalfa, far below ideal levels, and kaffir corn occupies about 371406 acres. Experts say farming should be a business rather than speculation, anticipating growth to five times current alfalfa acreage as conditions improve.
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Oklahoma
Catton
Oklahoma Farm Journal Weather and Hay Outlook Oklahoma
Weather and crop notes from Oklahoma discuss a year likely similar in total crop value to 190 percent but with risks from rain scarcity. Dry spells reduced corn yields despite cultivation, hay remains scarce with losses possible from spoilage, and baling storage is urged. Tree care and bermuda lawn maintenance near doors is advised to preserve shade and curb growth.
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Oklahoma
For Sale 160 Acres Near Beaver City Nebraska
For Sale 160 acres of good farm land located 3 miles south and 2 miles west of Beaver City, county seat of Beaver County. Details via AG Tilowas Beaver Oxlaburna. Includes old buggy restoration with Grows Black Perma Lac. Sold by F C Tracy. Also prompt to send Henaa to a friend East and promote Herald job rooms for stationery.
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Beaver City
Beaver County
AG. Tilowas
Beaver
F. C. Tracy
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She Beaver Herald
Bewtes
Ctahome
Official Directory
District Court Officers
L. S. Munsell, M.D
Beaver, Oklahoma
BRAIDWOOD @ SON
Fidelity Abstract Company
Dea
Foley's
Orino
Bermuda
Oklahoma Farm Journal
Nour Droggis
Dr. Mies
Seaver
Doctor Newson
LaKemp
L. L. Long
Okla
J. A. Miller
Ite
TA. Micen
Rg x
Dickson
Attorneys-At-Law
D. C
W. A. Briggs
Land Office
Dean & Stephenson
Hooker and Woodward
Iso, R. Thowas
Fred C. Tracy
Beaver, Okla