Beaver Herald publisher notice in Neuver Oklahoma
Maude C. Thomas publishes The Beaver Herald weekly in Neuver Oklahoma. The paper prints Thursday issues with advertising rates available on request and a subscription price of one dollar per year.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
8
Maude C. Thomas publishes The Beaver Herald weekly in Neuver Oklahoma. The paper prints Thursday issues with advertising rates available on request and a subscription price of one dollar per year.
County Court convenes on the first Monday in January April July and October. Officials note this schedule applies to sessions at the county courthouse with weekly court business continuing as listed.
District Court officers led by Judge RH Loofbourrow and U S Attorney John R Abernathy convened with U S Marshal W T Quinn and the District Clerk to discuss upcoming court matters as the commissioners planned the schedule for the year, noting sessions on the first Mondays in January and April.
Post office hours set by order of the Postmaster General take effect February 1 1900. Lobby opens 7 A M to 6 90 P M, business office 7 30 A M to 8 P M Sundays open one hour after mail arrival. John R Tomas Post Master.
A remedy warns that LaGrippe coughs can lead to pneumonia and touts Foley's Honey and Tar as stopping the cough while healing the lungs. It claims the genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package, sold by F O Tracy.
Country correspondence from Blue Mound School notes January 7, 1910 total enrollment eighty pupils with new enrollees Florence Stark Ira Kelley Ellen Kelley. Attendance strong despite weather. Students review for mid term while sled making activity on echo grounds amuses staff and spectators. G W Young appointed trommurer to fill vacancy. Plan to raise fifty dollars for a library with students pledging half and remaining thirty to be gathered. Play titled A Packer for Puopay planned next month. Geography class nearing final exam. high grades expected. Principal John E Swart.
A garbled column mentions a cough remedy and a salesman in Gate Gatherings, plus a list of locals: Prenton Gidley Les Lama Edith Newby Lucile Moore Toe and Agilse Pounds. It notes an Evangelist revival at Prairie Doll school house and an Oyster supper by the W M A at Gate. Local school holiday notices, weather, and social events fill the scattered items.
Rain funds totaling 91.00 were collected toward buying an organ for the New Kokame school house. Mr. McGurdy is assigned to road work.
A Friday gathering hosted by Lenora Loog Varle Tackett Lentle McBartin and Lela Mewse featured Miss Maple guiding a theatre style program. Homespun remarks praised the girls and teachers while thanking hosts for meals and hospitality amid hopeful reflections on guidance and sunshine.
Head of coming yearling calves offered for sale by TW Morray located four miles north of Heaver Oklahoma. Contact details uncertain but listing notes calves available for viewing.
A formal contest notice from the Department of the Interior Woodward Land Office details a contestant James O Kirby of Sophia Oklahoma challenging Hommajend Botey regarding land in North Range 33 to be decided before the register and receiver. It notes the contestant’s assertion of death of a claimant and widowed heirs, listing heirs and asserting failure to cultivate or improve the land. The notice requires appearance and evidence by February 28 before the land office in Woodward.
An Open Letter to the Commissioners complains of a libelous article and court action. The author requests newspapers printing the piece to publish the same and asserts respect for self dignity and court authority while calling for discussion through newspapers rather than in court.
A taxpayer letter attacks the Beaver County board of county commissioners, demanding full accounting of expenses, contracts, and alleged graft. He cites state taxes, common school funds, and contract bills, urging prosecutions where warranted and promising further public action to uncover mismanagement and protect taxpayers.
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