Estate creditors notices and land office proclamation in Oklahoma
Public notices warn creditors of the estate of John D. Hive and Horace N. Woodward to present claims with vouchers within four months or be forever barred. Also a Department of the Interior land patent notice for Himer Burnett of Nye Oklahoma seeking final proof for a land claim before a US Commissioner by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Beaver County
Howard
Borinestown
Lath
Bate
Bom
John D. Hive
Ashi
John di
Rive
John A. Boohn
Boa ‘Ve
Novemer
Ruth Sipe Durreon
Adminiateatris
State of Oklahoma
Heaver
Murmee
Wood ‘Ward
Horace N. Woodward
Horace N. Woodwant
Jeanne
Department of the Interior
U. 8
Guthrie
CalAnaram
Oetaber
Ted Notion la Herby
Himer Burnett
Nye
Oklahamta
Nwirker Heation
Townahin
North
Yeanne Do Rast
Farrom
Berlin
Patieoot
Thimnan P
Ohlahoma
Deerenbey
Sehmoker
Dickerton
D. Dickerwon
Obiahorns
MC. Rose
Knowlen
Ohlatrone
Guardian Appointed in Beaver County Suit for Sale of Real Estate
In the county court of Beaver County Oklahoma the guardian O P Wentworth is authorized to sell specific parcels in sections 21 township 8 north range 3 W for the a of sad 000. The notice, dated December 6, 1910, calls for objections and states the hearing will occur in Keene city with all interested parties invited to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohilahoma
Beaver
Lego C. Brown
Anenne
Rotieg
O. PL
Wentworth
Aim
Laev
Browen
Inekne
Céalirwation
Anil
Beethon 20
Kare 3
I C.M
Dawner
Oklahoane
Saduuo
Inet
Kitt
Keane
Benniny
Bare Bern
Desert Gold serial to begin in The Herald
The Herald announces the serial publication of Zangwill Grey’s desert romance Desert Gold, highlighting treasure seeking, danger, romance, and frontier adventures across the Southwest and Mexico. The opening installment promises clashes with rebels and bandits, with cowboys, soldiers, and lovers shaping the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zang Grey
Mexico
Wino
Rebeis
Sedeva
Herald
Twists of Love and Ambition in a Small Town Bank
An aged banking scandal and a tangled love story unfold in a village where Duffield, Thomps on, and the Natovat bank rise and fall. Mary Ackroyd navigates romance between a penniless former lover in New York and her steady husband, the once charming Thompson, amid rumors, power shifts, and a bitter choice for happiness.
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Towhwend
Dunit
Thi Field
Tial
Kwnpeon
Thompeon
Dufield
Gumed
Mary Ackroyd
Dratfield
Lutfield
Thompaon
Dutfield
Mary
Metropolia
Thompson
Duffield
Kuichi
New York
Maury
Pumeld
Bite
Girl Hood
Phonpeon
Natovat Bank
Wilbury
Harry
Putfield
Swive Alwaya to Help
Nonsense garble presents no clear event or individuals. The fragment mentions a dubious plea to avoid rejecting a bid and a vague reference to beauty and a vehicle, but no identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes.
Thanksgiving at home and visits across the region
The piece notes warm weather for the season as families like Venable, Welch, Morris, and Hilderbrand reunite or travel from Perryton to Goodwell and nearby areas. Thanksgiving dinners occur at Cracker Box schoolhouse and with the Daley family. A speaker praises motion pictures as a force for good in education and culture, urging standards for wholesome content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx Goberndorfer
General Federation of Women's Cluba
Louis B. Barr
Dortheater Ave
Chicago
Harmonic In Motion Picture Theatre
Obidorfer
Bure
Local Social and Travel Notes From Liberal and Goodwell
Lorena Dee G Mra Hiatt and Miss Dore Warren shopped in Liberal while Clarence Murry visited relatives in Forgan. A.J. Route traveled to Forgan on business. Threshing near completion for row crops this fall. Celie Belle Wekeson and Jewel Murry vacationed at Mins Wickeson's, returning to Goodwell. Clo Combs and Williamne Combs spent Thanksgiving at home. They attend Goodwell School. A miscellaneous shower honored Bertin Fouts at Mrs. Hoe Bow’s home. 75 attended Sunday School last Sunday. Heo Neff spoke Sunday evening. A G Wheeler family and others planned California move. Truth Seekers class hosted Bible class at Mr au Me Tewht Vogt’s home Tuesday.
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Clyde Venable
Harrold Greendyke
Goodwell
Laurence Welch
Will Morris
Frank Welch
Frank Hilderbrand
Perryton
Texas
Hilderbrand
Clear Creek
Norton Sisters
Dee
G Mra
Hiatt
Dore Warren
Liberal
Clarence Murry
Forgan
Frank Wheel
A.J
Celie Belle Wekeson
Mra
Jewel Murry
Mins Wickeson
Clo
Wiliamne Combs
Bertin Fouts
Mra. Hoe
Heo
Neff
A. G. Wheeler
Mable
Mea M
Wheeler and
Dale
Frank Wheeler
A. G
California
Truth Seekers
Au Me
Vogt
Intricate Piece of Machinery Analysis
A fragmented OCR item describes a complex machine with about 150 distinct parts and predictions requiring over 270 MTI rate operations. The text is garbled but suggests a detailed mechanical estimation process and heavy processing demands.
The Color Printing Process and Its Color Limits
The article discusses an early color photography plate showing red yellow and printed colors. It explains color balance through a nine‑plate system and color diopter, detailing how the red and yellow tones blend and where each begins, noting the mystery of exact separation without full context.
Sewing Machine for sale by Mrs Annie L Jonas
The Milliner Reaver advertises a sewing machine for sale for four dollars. Mrs Annie L Jonas offers to saw anything and prices are set low, highlighting a bargain from a local seller noted as The Milliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Jonas
World s Finest Diamonds Meteoric Stones List
An article fragment discusses famed meteoric stones and a list of notable diamonds or gems such as the Pherentine Great Mogul Hope and Shah Star of the South. It touches on meteorites as potential primitive heliutn referents and their role in solar system formation. The text is garbled but preserves names and a general scientific speculation.
Pestilential Broom-Rape Threatens Hover Mirthfully
A muddled note discusses broom-rape as a pest with many varieties and a bizarre method of robbery by penetrating the ground. It claims the weed fuses thievish activities and feeds on unseen roots, noting it can persist for years if seeds lie just below the surface.
Fragmented archaic prose on etiquette and possession
The text presents a disjointed, archaic critique of politeness and ownership, referencing cultural groups in a garbled manner. It suggests a narrator pressing for humble acknowledgment of possessions, with scattered phrases about praise and restraint in speech.
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Setice
Credetons
Cladis
Igo
Toho
Hatate
Phe
John A
Notich Por Publication
Heari
Couny Tudeee
Miicious
the Rolling Stone
Ella Saunders
Home Creek
Mra. Venable
Clyde
Vivian
Mrs. Daley
Bentley Willis
Haugh
Gertie
Norman Davis
Marie
Morris Boys
Liaverne
Daley
AG. Daley
Ruby
Hatter
Cracker Box School
Gerald Hilderbrand
Gentry Hilderbrand
Green Hilderbrand's
Coon Creek
Pansie Cassidy
Lorena
Berlain
Setoome
Mack
Ped
Yeti
Grens
Col. J. A. Sanders
H. B. Wright
Riverside
Oklahor
Mia
Lucy Ford
Newton Liaw Bank & Teast Co
Newton
Jody Hirst
Court House Woodward
Thos
Heaidwood & Son Bonded Abstracters
Beaver Batt
HN. Crossley
Mar
Beaver, Okla
Shorts
Graham
KAFIR
COAL
J. W. Webb
Beaver, Oklahoma
Japan
HUMPHREY @ JUDD
S. A. Miller & CO
Liberal, Kansas
Home Lumber & Supply Company
B. A. Jones
Mgr
Cortelyou
Geau Ohiborg
Everdale Stock Farm
R. F.D
Has. Eyer
Riverside, Oklahoma
Stravat Haan
Prop
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