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Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions possible places and people with garbled phrasing. Key entities are not clear, making it hard to identify a definite event, date, or organization.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions possible places and people with garbled phrasing. Key entities are not clear, making it hard to identify a definite event, date, or organization.
Fragments report assorted names and events from Beaver and Clear Lake communities. Dyrers barn removal, youth celebration plans, inviting visits, travel to Ki Keno and Japan, fishing trips, and church festival fund aims are noted amid scattered personal notices and local classifieds.
William Ky Keown of Lockwood and Mollie Gardner near Beaver were married at 8 in Beaver Indiana. Rev Raysley officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Gardner, was a popular young woman and the ceremony drew a small gathering of relatives and friends including Judge Tawnelill.
A town Sunday school gathering is announced with a planned picnic and graveside remembrance for Allen. A general invitation extends to all to attend. details note a mirthful march and a memorial mood. The text references local families and community figures but is garbled on specifics.
A rider named Grices suffered fatal injuries after a bucking horse threw him during a rodeo on the prairie near Mondo. Bystanders and a doctor were summoned, and an exam found injuries serious enough to cause death before help could arrive.
The Teaver suanty Nutrol Institute plans to hold sessions in Beaver starting July 10 for three months. Superintendent Vlog has engaged Thompron of the Agrontierland Mechanical Cotto at Seillwater and May Overstreet of dla rams college to assist. Overstreet, a former Beaver resident, will help conduct the institute with high regard from locals.
The notice states that all parties must pay the amount due to Custer Mtoe by a stated day or a sale will be conducted at favorable prices to recoup costs. It warns that failure to pay will result in closing out the stone for cash and selling the goods at discounted prices to recover the debt.
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The writer argues against criticizing others and urges focusing on one's own trade. It emphasizes that true success comes from mastering one’s own profession, not knowing or judging others. It notes the value of training men in business and avoiding meddling in neighbors’ affairs.
Vague OCR fragment mentions Santa Fe, Maureare, and warm weather as well as possible references to New Mexico Arizona and California. The readable content describes hot conditions and links to summer patterns, but lacks clear events, dates, or named individuals.
A formal notice from the Vedanta Court clerk announces action concerning Sherhit of syl rosy Wedel and related parties. The proceeding, dated June 2, in the Meaver village within Reaver County, outlines tenancy terms and rent conditions with references to rent, property and lawful obligations.
Public notice states the court will proceed with probate actions and a sale of farmland lot deeds in Beaver County Oklahoma. It lists parties including heirs and witnesses, with dates and officials such as Deputy Clerk and Sheriff responsible for the process. The notice warns interested parties to appear and file claims by the specified deadlines and to attend the final proof hearing to support will validity and estate distribution.
Territorial land filings, proofs of residence, and public notices from Woodward Wordword and Beaver County Oklahoma Territory. Names include Alford A. Howard, Percy D. Kile, Henry Kite, and John W Lang. witnesses from Custer and Englewood among others. Notices announce first publication June 1 1804 and hearings in Beaver on July 8 1800 with multiple quarter sections and ranges listed. Territory records also note a Christian Endeavor convention electing officers including President Mon Fork and Vice President Bev Walter.
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