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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
3
A fragmentary report mentions Hanes, Aerie, Moe, and Spyorete Friese in a terse notice. Readable details are limited, but the item appears to involve a local event or notice concerning these names and a group or location referenced by readers.
A fragmented historical text describes a saloon, shifting fortunes, and observations on business hours, endurance, and judgment. It notes persistent effort by workers, debates over credibility, and a critique of long-term habits draining productive time and resources.
At the annual meeting of the Oklahoma Woman's Suffrage Association resolutions praising delegates endorsing suffrage in the Constitutional Convention, thanking allied groups, supporting equal pay, congratulating Oklahoma women on political nominations, and commending presses and temperance groups are adopted. The secretary is instructed to send letters of appreciation to the Labor Union and to recognize National and state associations for their suffrage work.
Archer Barrow Auctioneer and Live Stock Salesman Willery conducts sales at any location. Address listed as Vicks Oklahoma K F 1 No 2 1L-28 tf.
A dense OCR mix of legal notices and public filings lists names like Patrick Muiney, Jehu Patterson, and John Doe types, with references to notices for publication, land patents, and court appointments. It mentions towns, counties, and officials, plus scattered dates and file numbers, all in a single sprawling, era-typical public notices collage.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Gareth, Mee Ping, Aundiey, Fisll Ses, Mr Coyeter, Michier Plat, Lares, and H. P Lares. It refers to meetings, work, preservation, and a winter grind. Names, places, and dates are garbled with missing context, but imply a local community item about people, roles, and upcoming duties.
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