Beav er County Oklahoma Sheriff Sale Notice Fragment
Foreclosure notices describe sale of the property in Beaver County Oklahoma. The sale lists Southeast Quarter of Section Twenty Five at the Cimarron Meridian, with the Sheriff James Beavers overseeing the auction to satisfy a judgment including interest. The sale occurs at the Beaver County courthouse and is conducted by the sheriff with the highest bid for cash.
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Tye Panautt Company
A. Ood
Ately
Mary Cool
Edest Cook
Morelos
Attra Odtick
Biaty
Okahima
Siriund- Higie
Kurt Haat
Abe
Bearnes
Beaver
Dearer
Olly
Otter
Une
Bridgewater Bheritt
Bewaunty
State of Iy
Oklahome
Stlerife
Fane
Hank Weaver
Anne
James Koom
Roever
Ain
Levy Apon
Ain Weichaut
Kile
Quaccwr
Becton Wea
Ritutnip
Tee Ronn
Hanwe
Twentyctive
Ite
Omtanonin
Jecter
Foracksaure
Tay
Seth Ray
Neverly
Serge Phil
Alturniery Co
Bringewati
Heaver County
Mytent
Atloroeye
Shemini
Norton
Wei
Wil Gmithout
Collowins
Northweat
Gawdons
Tawnahin
Samuel J. Cankey
Hopton
Iss
Dia
Dave Ot
Jude Tigat
Reaver
Yrubovly Wootc
Jason
Hhavitt
Weaver
Jendante
Gliabeines
Turilim Weil
Tusilin
Dytendlusen
Aed
Ssi
Onl
Beethen
Tihenon
Carter
Townahia
Breinuine
Bourd Oe County
Colorado
Notice of Final Settlement and Distribution in Probate
A probate notice announces final settlement and distribution actions in Seay County Oklahoma. It names involved parties, the administrator, and the date set for filing objections. The document specifies a seal and official county handling with dates in July.
Notice by Publication Attachment No. 2m
Public notice details a mortgage attachment against defendants in a property action. It lists legal defendants, describes the property boundaries and location, and states the court will proceed with sale to satisfy claims and costs if defendants fail to respond by the required date. Attorneys are named with contact information for defense response.
County records and notices from Beulah Hall and others
Fragmented OCR yields a batch of notices, bonds, and rental ads. It references county clerk Beulah Hall, a notary public, a for rent listing for a two room house, and a no fishing notice from J H Noble of Six Mile. Details are garbled with dates, names, and amounts.
Foot care ad promotes Blue Star remedies for various foot conditions
An advertisement from Long and Beegle Drug Co. touts Blue Star products for foot troubles including corns bunions sweaty feet eczema and skin diseases. It claims the solution will not stain clothing and leaves a pleasant odor.
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Blue Star
Long & Beegle Drag Co
Oes
Real Success and the Strange Case of Trit Te Failure
A garbled excerpt appears to discuss identity and failure, mentioning A. Tironsen Alcott. The text hints at a mysterious figure joining or crowing over power, with fragmented phrases about debt, material, and immediate tullunietint. No clear events or dates emerge.
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Idemi
Dito
Maby
A. Tironsen Alcott
Tasting notes on a traditional palm nut stew wrap
A description of a tobacco grounded dish served with a palm nut stew wrapped in betel leaf and colored with carmine, flavored by native Heaxhetls and a fine line of a cosmetic color. The fragment reads as experimental culinary commentary and ethnographic garnish.
Republican fiscal record and wartime debts relief
The piece reviews Republican tax cuts and budget restraint from 1920 to 1922, noting reduced operating costs from $19B in 1929 to projected $4B and aims to fund foreign debt while cutting deficits. It credits party leadership for economic policy, reduced taxes, and a vision of restored growth after wartime strain. The article criticizes Democratic opposition and argues the GOP delivered stability and prosperity.
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Republican Congress
Republican Party
United States
Executive Departments
Congress
Maret
American Industrias
Republivan
Enlid Democratic Y
Paris
Rainy week brings small town notes from Elm Wood
A garbled Elm Wood diary recalls rain afternoon bouts and a dirt worm, local medical visits at Shattuck hospital, Ryane family movements, neighbors gathering one week, and several names attending Friday and Saturday work. Mr Johnson remains ill, Ray Kile and Mable Hawsie visit relatives, and Edith Kile stays with grandmother Mrs. C. J. Fowler.
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John
Shattack Hospital
Hetronorma
Roland Ryane
Carl Ryane
Mee Gray
Art Ryane
BR. Joynewn
Piiday
Re Tier
Homer Fess
C. L. Fowler
Bart Walter Main
Fred Partridge
River
Homer Buen
CL Powler
Earl
Walter Plein
Lin Hegwerty
Harold
Johnson
Ray Kile
Colorado
Mable Hawsie
Ive Fowler
PL St Johnson
Shattuck
Gladys
Hage
Johnet
Asa Kile
Hooker
Twin Mound Harvest Scene and Local Social Notes
Harvesting runs strong at Twin Mound with showers needed for crops and garden. Local gatherings include a well attended Ravan party and a wedding anniversary. Residents socialized with Mrs Booth, Thelma Leete, and Mir Ueettie Douglas while visitors came from Mexico and Texas for family visits and dinners. Prayer meetings continue Sundays and townsfolk urge attendance as news remains scarce.
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Nellié Philips
Mra, Boothe
Thelma Leete
Mra Trewin
Mir Ueettie Douglas
Mea Booth
Fsery
Ravan
Mise Dorie Snell
Twin Mound
Roget
Duck Pond
Shaw
Victor
Jennie Rendrich
Mexico
Minourl
Neff
Bob Phillipe
Snetl
Texas
Phillips Io
Boothe
Snell
Character Development Through Thrift and Self Denial
A cryptic quotation attributed to Dr. Frank Crane discusses thrift as a moral framework. It suggests that thrift shapes character by demanding self denial, creating a form of inner discipline described as schmiastery, deemed essential for humanity.
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Thrift Thrift
Frank Crane
Cen Pay Too High for Peace and War Debate
Fragmentary text argues that peace demands sacrifice, cites danger of destructive forces and the erosion of life. Mentions phrases like "move destructive of the maintained life" and "bayonet," with hard to parse attributions. The snippet reflects wartime rhetoric and concerns over costly conflict.
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Dougine Jerrard
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Newton State Bank & Trent Co
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Judy Plest
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Conners
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Keith Stewart
Kenai
Jonele Me Piekel
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Hiscoutus
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Manking Poard
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Capitan Bioche Pode
Indiennial Deponita Mubinet
LAF Noten
Hille Ras Piscountent
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Aboen
Orimkotin
Bowvet
Skc
Corky Cushing
Fstrevor Huntin
GW. Cary
Chehlen
Daly
Nts
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Corrmet—Allant
C. Ho Carey
Twomas
Creetary
Board of County Commissioners
Beulah Hall
Nettie Brown
J. H. Noble
U. G
Simeon’ S. Fess
Ohio
Republican Congressional Committee
Edith Kile Ie
Willard
Beaver Balt
Elec
N. Crossley Mar
Beaver, Ova
HUMPHREY @ JUDD
Chamberlain
The
Oklahoma Mill & Elevator Co
Wm. Orr
Beaver, Oklahoma
Ratatian
Cortelyou
Beau Ohlberg
Gay Lad
Choleé
Everdale Stock Farm
Chas. Eyer
Riverside, Oklahoma
R.F.D
Home Lumber & Supply Company
B. A. Jones, Mgr
Oldshoma
Geo. T. Baily
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