Maude C. Thomas Weekly Publication Notice
Maude C. Thomas published every Thursday. Beaver Cilahoma posts a notice featuring a nine pinewood Glenstall manatee.
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Peewood Glenstall Manatee
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
2
No Man's Land and the No Beaver County Legacy
A retrospective on No-Man's Land spanning from Spanish and Mexican rule to Texas and U S ownership, detailing how the land existed outside formal state authority. The piece lauds self-governing settlers, notes rough justice and strong civic ethics, and recalls the transfer to Oklahoma governance via the Public Land Strip era.
No-Man's Land and Its Open Range Heritage
Dick Quine recalls No-Man's Land as a vast Cherokee Outlet open range where Indians hunted buffalo without government interference. He describes roving cowboys, rugged life, and songs of the era, noting the region’s wild past and its potential for a historical novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tabeert
No-Man’s Land
Cherokee Outlet
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Bill
Ther Toroman
Butte
Texas
Feliers
Rowan
No-Man's Land
A Girl's Wild Midnight Ride Warns of Forest Fire
A Catehulen girl rode a horobook at midnight to warn villagers of a fierce forest fire. Her brave act saved many hives and earned praise for courage amid danger. The advertisement promotes King’s New Discovery for lung troubles, claiming stunning cures and weight gain, with testimonials from Wellington Texas.
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Catehulen
Wo Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Fred C. Tracy
Lighthouse keeper’s tale of Bitters cure and vigor
A historical blurb recalls a lighthouse keeper named Donahug Haven Mich who claims Electing Bitters saved him from kidney trouble chilla and improved his sight after years of failed cures. At seventy he says he feels fine and praises the remedy for dyspepsia indigestion stomach kidney issues. Available at Fred G Tracy's boots.
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Donahug
Haven
Mich
Dolvi Waroaptein
Boots
Fred G
Tracy
District News From Burtes and Nearby Folks
District No 24 notes a well attended party at W M Burtes last Thursday with good times reported. Ben Ward recently returned from the east. Gofford visited Habert Richarde’s family over weekend. Omer Harted plans to claim a quarter of school land as a home site. A fire damaged the home of J W Montgomery during a Monday night wind episode. neighbors helped control it. W M Wright and family returned from visit with their son TJ while Joe Summers family and Adams Walter’s households shared Christmas dinner. Charlee Husted, long in Will County, returned early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Burtes
Ben Ward
Eastern Parte
Gofford
Mee Habert
Richarde
Omer Harted
Joe Summers
Will Lynch
Angie Wright
Adam Walter
Charlee Husted
Will
Obrintimag
Mothers’ Club
Santa Claus
Allie Leachman Fina
Lakemp
Luther Williams
Canon
Beloit
Kansas
Christiaan
Jim
Hall's Catarrh Cure and local notices from Toledo 1888
Oath of Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co in Toledo promises one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notices report a dog attack on Sophia Barnger, holiday events at the Mothers Club tree, local business moves, schooling, and nearby family updates with scattered anecdotes from Orry nv and Lucas County.
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State of Onto
Orry
Toten
Lucas County
Frank J. Heney
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cuexer
A.D
AW. Gleason
Notary Public Hall
F. J
Cheney & C
New Life Pills for Stomach and Digestive Ailments
An old advertisement claims King’s New Life Pills aid stomach troubles indigestion and bowel disorders. It mentions a banquet cost and a seller Fred C. Tracy in New Orleans with a claim of universal use for various ailments.
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Fred C. Tracy's
Local residents report events from Thursday to Saturday
Mrs Martin visited friends including Mrs Warble and Mrs Willetts. Bill Langere arrived from Beaver with brothers for holiday visit and joyriding, then needed repairs. M Smith hauled wheat to Laverne while F J Birdsall noted ill horse. A large crowd enjoyed Friday library entertainment in North Twanhoe. A broomcorn buyer offered 30 to 31 per ton at Laverne, but most held for higher prices. Willie Valentine went to Amarillo to acquire 800 cattle for local feeding with significant on hand feed. Ben Jett bought cattle from Andy Fritsch and Mr Meukre. Robert Patton traded mules to Jett. Jates Stewart sold beetle stock to Jett and D McGuire. Red Martin and Ridenour visited Laverne to see broomcorn prospects. Yater and Hoggins sold entire brush crop for 60 per ton delivered to igginw, with prior similar offer at 25. Readers urged to plant broomcorn as a community effort and report back. Red Martin sustained a black eye from mule kick during repair, narrowly avoiding heavier injury. The Games boys left for Excelsior Springs for winter, Bert Sanger took a New Year’s trip, and several locals traveled to Laverne for broomcorn activity. James Stuart rented the Gil Dennison farm east of Ivanhor and moved in. Weekend weather shifted to cold northwest wind after mild spell. Bennett sold his team to I Bullard who plans to farm. Frank Taft moved into Madison residence, living in town briefly.
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Laverne
Willie Valentine
Amarillo
M Smith
Lavern
Ben Jett
Andy Fritsch
Mr Meukre
Robert Patton
Benny
Stewart Haw
D McGuire
Red Martin
Ridenour
Yater
Hoggins
Mr Ridenour
Excelsior Springs
Bert Sanger
Ed Bell
M. F Hethcock
Ari Sawyer
James Stuart
Gil Dennison
Ivanhor
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