26 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
1
Local notes from Beaver recount business calls in Lakemp, farm loan offers, and county clerk activity. Snippets record births, residents traveling to Colorado for work, and area shop ads including graphophones, dry cleaning, and spectacles. Health tips for coughs and kidney issues appear beside routine weather and sickness updates.
In Beaver County Oklahoma an order of the District Court dated December 26 1910 names Claude T Smith as plaintiff and Theodore Freeman as defendant. As receiver the sale will occur February 1 1911 at 1 30 p m at the court site or as directed by the judge.
The description notes the sale of Theodore Freeman's farm in section 12 township 4 range 20 to the highest bidder with cash in hand. About 245 bushels of threshed kaffir fort are listed as property. Dated January 26, the Sheriff and Receiver signs.
Notice states Rosa Curtis left the sender and the writer will not be responsible for any accounts made by her. Reward offers from Six Mile Lodge No. 160 for Joga members and property recovery or conviction amounts are listed, with names J. C. Jupp as President and ChaMix E Berne as Secretary. Addresses Wichita Kansas referenced.
Young people met at Mr and Mrs AG Thomas Friday for a farewell gathering for Monses Leander and Dee Niles who left earlier in the week for Colorado to work this summer.
Timberville resident Gertrude Gatlin credits Cardui with stopping years of womanly pains and headaches. In a separate note, Arkansaw Stith, known as Arkansaw Stith, is found dead in a field near his farm after not being seen since the day before. Dr Newton reports death in convulsions. coroner cites unknown causes with no suspicious circumstances. He leaves two daughters, Mrs Bell and Mrs Huot. burial held Wednesday.
Mrs I A Decker of Clyde urges Cardus the woman's tonic for relief from pain and illness noting improved health after using it. Local readers renewals and new subscribers to the Menato weekly, with names and towns listed. Railroad surveyors for the Winnipeg Salina and Gulf Railway are reported traveling and expected in Beaver area late this week, as survey corps continues fieldwork near Gate and east county lines.
The text describes students assessing stakes and grades, estimating cost per mile, and carefully noting cuts and files as they band in and complete the report. It emphasizes measurement, observation, and the eventual completion of the report.
Fr King’s New Discovery credited with saving two people from dire illness. A brother and sister, previously thought to suffer from consumption, experienced complete relief from a harsh cough, night sweats, and weakness after using the medicine. Trial bottles offered free, full-size bottle priced as advertised. Local dealer Fred Traay guarantees satisfaction.
Marvin Craig, a capable deputy under ex warden D. P. Miller, has secured a guard position at the state penitentiary in McAlester and left Wednesday to begin his duties. Friends regret his departure but wish him success in the new post.
A. K. Savith, a war veteran from Erie, Texas, claims years of indigestion, constipation, and liver trouble were cured by Dr. King’s Life Pills. He urges others to try them for stomach, liver, or kidney problems, noting they are available at Pred Tracy’s for 2he.
At a Friday meeting in Teaver Court House residents discussed the W. B. and G. Railway promoters. About 61,000 was subscribed and significant town property pledged to support the project.
A Barton Pa user Mrs Charles Kiino reports Foley's Honey and Tar eased coughs and throat irritation for several family members. The ad notes sale by F C Tracy and mentions a new gasoline power grinder for grain and feed mixing. Public notice fragment mentions a court proceeding for Whitertal case and diverse matters.
A notary public commission renewal notice appears with garbled OCR text. It references a commission expiry, a location Road and Fourteen, and a January 13 date. The legible fragment mentions Hatley, LaDonmiN, and a notary public official, with unclear personal names and dates.
For sale a good young mare and a fine saddler with foal likely by Jarl Hinck Mammoth Jack. Located in Beaver, the seller plans to devote time to breeding and asks interested buyers to contact Carter Trkay Man, auctioneer, or W L Main, Auctioneer, for details and scheduling viewings.
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