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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
5
The Beaver Herald announces subscription pricing with a yearly rate of $1.00 and states rates were clarified upon application. The notice appears in a Thursday edition and mentions Beaver, Clarintia, and postal distribution details.
Feeding The Farm Horse. Wartime care emphasized by C B Ryder from Lewisburg W Va praises bitters for stomach trouble and rheumatism while the article warns against overfeeding horses, urges regular feeding times, evening hay, and gradual digestion aided by bran mash and proper water intake.
The General Pension Bill passed the House on January 10, 1911. It provides pensions for Civil War or Mexican War veterans age 62 and over, with monthly amounts scaling from 16 to 36 dollars based on age, commencing upon filing. It allows concurrent claims under other laws and sets rules for eligibility and cross-claims.
The text outlines eligibility terms for a pension benefita tied to service in specified periods including the InterTyit War and the War with Mexico. It references dates June 27, 1816 and July 1, 1902, plus joint resolutions and sections, detailing who may file and proving that no pension attorney or claim agent may receive compensation for presenting a claim under this act.
Notice states the bill will be presented to the legislative assembly of the state of Oklahoma after 80 days publication hereof ending February 2, LLL. The notice references the legislative process and a specified publication deadline.
Legal act titled to legalize and validate the incorporation of Beaver town in Beaver County Oklahoma. Declares emergency to preserve public peace and allow enforcement after approval. Includes sections validating trustees actions and declaring act in effect from enactment.
Notice states that Robert B. Fanon applies for ownership in a parcel described by legal terms. It lists the filing authority in Oklahoma and provides contact details for responses by February 1. The filing involves a claim of interest and publication of the notice as required by law.
A contested probate matter in Woodwant involves inti ony or rae inierien and others seeking relief from a default and assignment. The hearing before the referee and Receiver at the United States land office in February convened to determine the legitimacy of an allegate claim and possible abandonment of the estate amid procedural questions.
Notice for publication from the department regarding the use of a defective waiver format. The document references internal codes, locations in Washington state, and the need to address claims processed by the committee. Names such as Unwin and Hagieter appear as involved parties in this publication notice. The item emphasizes procedural steps and eligibility criteria for resolving the matter.
Rev. B. Winger, secretary of the missionary board of the Pre Methodist Church in Chicago Alabama has toured foreign lands and will preach at Bethel M E church miles north of Beaver on June 20 at 10:30 and 1:30 p.m. Hearin by C W VanTrevee pastor.
Public notice appears to announce publication in the State of Orlatoma with referenced individuals and locations. The readable text identifies names and a plan or action, though details are fragmentary and unclear. Further verification is needed to confirm exact parties and deadlines.
A noisy OCR fragment references a court of Sierteamip Sahl Bry and Cot Bark dane Dickoon with unclear names and dates. The text mentions Finan and Platt 199 and a JW. Conwmta, kinareey, and Neer tis, but the headline and specifics are unreadable.
An OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms including Samuel H. Hote, Kelronry, Novak, Thomas P.M, Hathdias of Folirary, and Rose. The garbled text resembles a faded internal memo or public notice with many unreadable segments, offering no clear event, date, or location.
A notice seeks publication of a land claim proceeding in the Interior Ward. It names Rhiner Mea or Balkela and references contested locations and dates, with witnesses Claireant AL Reditick and Adel Piaa. The document outlines the required publication, preliminary court actions, and deadlines for responses in Heaver county court.
Local church groups including Ladies Circle, Ladies Guild, The Martnas, and Union Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor hold gatherings at members homes or church on various weekdays. Regular services: Lord's Day morning and evening, Bible School at 10:00 AM. All are welcome. officers listed.
Fragmented text shows garbled terms likely from a registry or official record. No coherent names, dates, or actions are readable to form a proper news item.
Readable fragments show a court clerk in a district office handling a case. The text references a date and actions taken by the clerk, with mentions of a court and official duties. Details are incomplete and names are unclear.
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