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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
5
The article urges careful livestock exhibitions at county and state fairs to educate buyers and breeders, promote stock recognition among breeders, increase publicity, inspire farm youth to stay on the farm, and boost stock income. It stresses starting with the right kind of stock as the essential first step toward success.
State of Oklahoma Beaver County. All persons having claims against the estate of Ellton deceased must present them with vouchers to Administrator Frank Five Balko at Balko Oklahoma within four months of the date hereof or be forever barred. Dated July 28 1923. Frank Fleck Administrator Loofbourrow Latbourrow Attorneys for estate.
Sheriff Bridgewater issues notice of sale under an execution in Beaver County Oklahoma in a Bank of Commerce v J A Pemberton case. The property described is the Northwest Quarter Section Eight Township Five North Range Twenty Eight East Cimarron Meridian. Sale set for August 10, 1082 at 10 o'clock am at the east front door of Beaver County Courthouse to satisfy the judgment plus interest and costs. Attorneys Tapite, Loofbourrow & Loofbourrow represent the plaintiff The State Bank of Commerce of Gate Oklahoma.
A flawed public document outlines a partition case in the Dietricot Court Beaver County Oklahoma. Defendants include Dinkrlog Galletin Hea d county and others. The action seeks partition of the southwest quarter of section 22 township 1 north range 20 east Carron Meridian and division of undivided interests among Matte Me A blame tend you and each of you, with court appointing a referee and attorney fees to be taxed.
A community column highlights Porter H. Morgan as a seasoned Oklahoma lawyer and lifelong Republican aiming for Attorney General. It notes his fifteen years of practice, family background, and lineage to early Oklahoma contributors, with local social snippets and church events interwoven through the prose.
Follett residents share visits and travels with friends and relatives in nearby towns. Local postmaster W F Hopman appointed at Carrollton. A fresh air cottage is being used by Rev R L Matthew as his wife nears return from Albuquerque sanitarium. A baby girl is noted at the Wheeler Grace home. Joe Haines and Mrs Kilisan plan an Oklahoma City trip by auto Friday morning.
Roy Addin from Elk City visits his daughter Mia. Selma Wilmoth noted. W. L. Calhoun family visited Pittman home on Sunday. Grandpa Block is on air this week. Alta Brooks visited relatives nearby. Pittman baby ill with summer complaint improving. Gilbert Jacoba visited Hubert Wright home. Large Sunday School crowd attended. Minister Meacham to visit next afternoon. renin moth called home Friday afternoon.
Hottest day of the season noted and a request for rain. Mr and Mrs P R K Johnson returned from Shattuck to Booker last week with Mrs Johnson home Tuesday while PR stayed with his sister Mrs Asa Kile for Dr Smith's care. Asa Kile family and P R Johnson attended at home of P R Johnson. Mrs C L Fowler was ill late week but improving. Edna Kile and Iva Fowler spent night with G L Fowler. Mrs Wm Garrett ill last week but nearly recovered. Art Evane fell from a windmill tower, breaking a rib and injuring himself.
District 151 8 notes winter tasks with Bass Brothers threshing setup F H Jones of Scammon will be engineer for Bass this season J P Boxgerly and Carl Evans each lost homes last week Mrs Hazel Evans and babies of Booker visit relatives Large crowd attended Buckmaster ball game A W Evans fell from windmill tower eye and facial injuries Geo Hutchinson and wife visiting son Oscar and family Hobart Hutchinson sick last week
Fragmentary notes recount Cato's regret over a rumored secret told to a woman. He later chose to travel by water instead of pursuing the object, spending an entire day without meaningful action. The garbled text implies hesitation and missed opportunity.
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