06 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
1
Beaver and Liberal area notes report a series of short items: meetings, relocations, licenses denied, weddings and moving families, store changes, and upcoming events. Mentions of school changes, road and phone developments, and community visits alongside local trades and weather clues.
The letter details warm spell and corn activity by A A Roberts, a box capper at Pem bertom schoolhouse fundraiser for the preacher raising 15.80. Mr Tucker Jome Ritchie’s son in law visits, plans to go to Nebraska. A spiritualist preached at Well schoolhouse for several nights as part of church work. Mr Murrey from Crooked Creek moves to Perry's ranch. Hile Finber uses a new bow string.
Englewood notes Cherlee Tucker and family began Tunsday for a new residence in Nebraska as Walter Long and wife welcomed a son on November 16. G W Deoce and family plan to move to Moglewood after buying the Goble property in the northeast part of town.
Robert Palmer of Tratine Treen near the Rim of Tanner and Palmer was seen in the area. William Madden reports calves in Rich ard Crobure s vega and winter plans. James Gray returned from Vilinn rade with feed for the Al raveh. Many locals attend Theakegiving at Kenton. Mr Hall of Colorado visits calves. K 8 Evans planned a Tex ting trip after a load of supplies. Crit Allen to manage Holland and Hyde during winter for RK A. Murray who moved to the old O X ranch. James Fry won the contract for the new OH school house and will be aided by Marian Huff. Allen S. Richmond sold his carver to Mr Hell of Colorado and plans to acquire registered cattle to fill out his ranch and improvements.
An eccentric catalog style notice advertises an almanac by R. H. Hicks claiming to discuss causes and warnings. It promises readers a durable, illustrated volume for one dollar a year, mailed via Word and Works Publishing Company. The fragment hints at theatre, patrons, and wartime style rhetoric.
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