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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
8
Reading from Woodward this week, WH Willkour returns with notes on Envign's withdrawal and the Beaver petting Vie event. The article details a broad march toward the line westward, noting Ensign's role and upcoming letter portal tests.
At a meeting of Bank of Beever City stockholders the current officers were reelected for the coming year. The reorganization of the bank occurred less than two years ago and the board appears to function well, though the report notes some discomfort with the current leadership.
Mee A W Blair, a key figure in Odd Fellows activities, receives a well earned appointment to a high post. Blair is praised for qualification and service, with mention of death of Mr Blair and his wife, noted as tireless workers in the Odd Fellowship cause.
The Townette Co led by Doctor ine President WoL. Detwiler View President and Agent and G. W Mayer of Kansas City Secretary and Treasurer formed a new incorporation near Kether, planning a town on the Father lute with a post office and several businesses expected to occupy the area.
The Royal Neighbor Camp of Beaver held its annual officer election last week. Officers elected include Oracle Beulah Hall Vice Oracle Bertha Loofbourrow Recorder Hana Garrett Revolver Klare White Chancelor Mary Dayes Marshal Carrie Thomas Sentinel Mabel Moore Physician J.8 Munpell and Manager for a three year term.
The Ladies Circle of Beaver Presbyterian church entertained the Methodist Aid Society last Thursday afternoon from 2 pm at Mr and Mrs Kou Loofbourrow's home. Guests included nonmembers and activities featured music singing games and social talks. Miss Stranathan won the guessing contest and received a Japanese tray. Refreshments and floral carvings delighted attendees as the hosts were praised for their entertaining skills.
Fragmentary text discusses a suffrage memorial for Oklahoma Territory and references Propositions 3, 829, and 820 regarding voting rights. Mentions Mr Norton proposing a constitutional provision for suffrage and Me Cobb proposing that women twenty one years or older who meet residency and prior servitude conditions be granted the vote.
The Beaver Commercial Club of Beaver, with a $400 capital, lists members including A. Weillers, W. J. Will bear, HD Meeee, J. & Muweell, f Kiencherd, A F Kock, Treey, all of Beaver. The piece extols the club as a valued local business group aiding community growth and regional development through cooperative effort and railroad linkages.
L. E Evens, a resident of Guymon, died after being struck near a depot while attempting to board a train. His wife and other witnesses described the accident and injuries, with reports placing the time of death between 8 and 9 PM, roughly four to five hours after the incident.
A Saturday evening Republican banquet drew only a small crowd and sparked questions about its purpose and pricing. The writer notes the event appealed to party members yet criticizes the selective advertising and hints at broader political uses.
Oklahoma wins reduced freight rates on grain grain products and merchandise after a conference in Kansas City. Attended by Governor Frank Pranis Attorney General W C Cromwell and railroad officials from Rock Island Santa Fe and Western lines, the agreement lowers Arkansas coal rates and cuts grain rates by one cent per bushel with broader merchandize cuts.
The readable fragments mention an unclear event or identity, with garbled references to names and dates. No definite person, place, or outcome can be established from the provided text.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a public notice regarding a high street hike and a sale in Whitwell. Names unclear, details sparse, no definite date or action confirmed.
The readable text contains scattered fragments mentioning names like T. Mowoan and a Megister with unclear context. The note references lines about prices and cultivation but lacks coherent events or dates to establish a clear item.
A damaged OCR notice from the Interior Department lists land records and court proceedings. It names witnesses including Keendeetven, Mind Tulemsnin, Mouton Priebie, and Kalin, with Beaver tiki and Lone areas referenced, indicating a probate or land case filing in a county or district court.
An incoherent notice references a contest component and legal proceedings with multiple names and places obscured. The readable bits mention a hearing, a Bast or Barton context, and requests for records or testimonies though crucial details are unreadable. The fragment hints at formal actions and potential rulings without clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR of a historical page mentions a power center, stations and clocks, with unclear names and dates. The readable text references a bed check, various locations such as Bam er and Bowreee, and a Detiat 1. The garbled wording limits concrete facts or outcomes.
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