01 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
1
Beaver area items include residents and visitors such as John A. Spohn, Miss Esther Kile, Sheriff Miller, Albert Poling, and J. D. Niles. Community events cover church notices, parsonage completion, Fourth of July plans, local business ads, and health notices featuring Foley’s remedies and other products.
Oklahoma plans to offer about 1 750 000 acres of public land for sale in its first division known as New College Lands. The land lies mainly in northwestern counties. bids must meet appraised values with 40 year terms and careful restrictions to prevent large block purchases by individuals or non US residents. Sales will occur weekly at county seats with a ten percent minimum bid deposit and lessees hold preference rights up to 100 acres.
The July session of the County Court slated to meet July 7th will be postponed until the ith. All interested parties are asked to take note. R. Dicer, Judge.
The advertisement extols oatmeal as a health and strength booster and highlights Quaker Oats as the premier brand. It notes rising consumption in the country and Europe and claims tins keep oats fresh in any climate for any length of time.
A heavy rain began early Wednesday, totaling 1.38 inches, helping crops thrive in the Beaver County vicinity and sustaining local farmers.
The regular monthly social and business meeting of the association will be held at the baseball park on Friday evening July 2. A pleasant lawn social is planned with Leal Endeavors present for a productive time.
Residents gathered at Mrs Bert Adams southeast of Beaver last week for a birthday party. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake and pie as they celebrated the hostess, who, though aging, looked forward to hosting again.
A scattered notice explains homestead rights in New Mexico under the Reclamation Act. It mentions filing options for a husband and wife, and directs readers to send 2d vents for a land description book and up-to-date map. Also includes an old weather report and a postmaster general order changing lobby hours.
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