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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
4
The fragment appears from a Thursday Herald edition with publishing and advertising rate notes. It mentions Ashland and nearby locations, with scattered lines about the paper’s billing and postal handling and a reference to The Santa Fe? channel, indicating a local frontier period newspaper.
A medical board notes that adult chickenpox cases during an epidemic show a varicella eruption, challenging the shared view that varicella is strictly a childhood disease. It cites authorities warning against misdiagnosing adult eruptions and urges strict precautions to distinguish from smallpox.
A correspondent reports a terrible tornado around Huffalo Okio on Sunday evening near 1am. Clouds whirled and gathered, with a northward twister crossing southwestward while another from the southeast approached. A path of ruin followed as residents watched the event unfold.
Notice lists various settlers and claimants tied to a land settlement process. It references dates, locations, and individuals such as Charles Turner, Clyde Curtis, and George Hilver along with associated claimants and magistrates. The document outlines proving residence and cultivation requirements and names witnesses and survey details.
An advertisement proclaims Delicious Hot Biscuit are made with Royal Baking Powder and are healthier and tastier than biscuits made with impure baking powder. It urges using Royal Baking Powder to avoid indigestion, from Lam St New York.
A severe hail and wind storm ravaged Neff and surrounding farms on June 26 1900. Homes windmills and fences were destroyed while several families endured debris and injuries. Dr Nichols treated a boy with a broken thigh and multiple wounds as neighbors aided victims and prepared for a quick recovery.
J W Fox filed a petition in court seeking a license to sell malt distilled and vinous liquors at retail on Lot 12 Block 80 Beaver village Beaver County Oklahoma for one year. Any protest must be filed in County Clerk office before August 10 1900. Published June 18 1900. County Clerk F. U. Ther.
Land office notice announces intention to prove a claim for the W 1 R 4n district at Woodward Oklahoma. Hearing before the register and receiver on July 10, 1900. Heirs named include King Eberman Jr and Silene Taylor among others.
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names and dates with no clear event. It mentions May, first publication, and various indeterminate terms, suggesting an incomplete local notice lacking coherent facts or a single actionable item.
Public land notice advises interested parties to file claims or publications by the specified date at the office. The document references tract publication, land sale authority, and deadlines for action.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and places with unclear roles. It mentions May and local residents during an uncertain event, including individuals such as Margaret A. Caston and others, with scattered town references and unrelated terms.
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