Weaving News From Banter Oklahoma Briefs
Maude C. Thomas publisher notes weekly publication in Banter Oklahoma. Advertising rates advertised as reasonable with a subscription price of 1.00 yearly or four year terms.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
4
Maude C. Thomas publisher notes weekly publication in Banter Oklahoma. Advertising rates advertised as reasonable with a subscription price of 1.00 yearly or four year terms.
The First Monday in January March May July September and November set for county court sessions. FS Wiggine serves as Receiver Geo D Orner as Register in the proceedings.
District Court officers include Hon BR H Loofbourrow judge, Hon John Fiobry, WY, and attorney John R Abernathy with district clerk Quinn. Commissioners meet first Mondays and quarterly. hours 7:30 am to 6:00 pm. Church directories list Presbyterian Methodist and Christian churches with services Sunday and weekday gatherings led by Rev Coffey, pastors, plus auxiliary groups and Endeavor society meetings.
Meady and nearby towns listed with train times from 6:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. including connections to Liberal, Ennglewood, Oklaho\nma and Beaver Lodge No 128 announces meeting nights on the first and third Saturdays, inviting members of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons to attend.
The new hours take effect on and after February 1890 with lobby open from 8 AM to 6:30 PM and office hours 7 AM to 6 PM. Sundays allow one hour after mail arrival for service.
A religious column argues for hell as a real place, defending biblical hell, noting Jesus and the apostles taught accountability, and contrasting modern doubt with historical Christian teaching. It discusses pastors' temptations, faith, salvation by faith, and humans' fallibility. The piece then shifts to local news about a burglary in Shattock and a wagon encounter with pursuing officers, leading to arrests and ongoing trials.
Notice requests debtors to call and settle accounts owed to the speaker. The text mentions an individual man and a rent reference, but details are fragmentary and unclear about names, places, or dates.
Beaver Okla Feb 9 1900 Angel has again visited and taken from the home here to that Heavenly abode the wife of our beloved Brother Frank McKillips In the dispensation of providence our brother and his children have been bereaved of a most kind and loving wife and mother the community an exemplary member of selfy
A man driving near Mr Royce's residence seven miles west of Woodward lights a pipe sparking a prairie fire. The blaze touches a wagon with hay and pigs, burns the wagon and sow while the man saves the pigs. The fire spreads through Sale’s meadow toward Madson Kirk Chitten and Juleison properties, threatening additional land and crops.
An extra good team of sound work horses weighing about 100 pounds each is offered for sale. They are well broke and in fine condition, never hurt. For further particulars call or visit the Henan office 4K Tweatas, Beaver, Oklahoma.
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