Notice of Land Sale at Guthrie Oklahoma May 1222
The Department of Land Office Guthrie Oklahoma notifies that Thomas W Bitremide enters land in Cimarron Meridian Lot Section SW of Ber ton Town for sale. The sale will occur at the land office in Bowers Oklahoma on the th day of June 122. The notice lists names of local officials and bidders and calls for bids by the highest present bidder with terms noted and conditions of sale.
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Department of Land Office
Guthrie
Oklahome
Thomas W. Bitremide
Oklahoma
Berton
Marth
Mana
Cimarron Meridian
Eerste
Thamids P
Braitwood
U.S
Comminsioanver
Bowers
the Orb
Day of Lilly
Hak
Tim
Phalei
Hiterrat Gharnon
Kent
Megeer Cyynty
Court hears matter in Hubert Richard case in County
In the County Court the matter of Hubert Richard is heard with reference to tutert Renard wana and Ale Gerwoue Mavnlaine Avert AAMT Umewnaiih Ate ue Qiired te prearal vb White Ea Lpenmaey Here to Mw andareien at Bente at Lin tien of dust Ae Siolibe Baaver. The proceeding spans four months with a pending action and a tentative schedule.
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Maanuna
Hubert Hichard
Renard Wana
Mw Andareien
Bente
Lin Tien
Basouiria
Sale Notice for Property Foreclosure in The County and State
A noisy OCR fragment describes a sale of property under a legal proceeding in the county and state. It mentions jurisdiction, a petition, and a sheriff or official directing a public auction. Names, dates, and precise parcels are unreadable or garbled. The passage references Margate and a Taharomerts context but remains unclear.
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Lore Dloming
Gitano
Local Notes From Follett and Surrounding Areas
Follett community updates include wedding plans for Catherine Nora and attending simmers in Missouri, with Mr and Mrs Prarier mentioned. Amber, Ott, Susiday and others will visit Oklahoma City Collee for a few weeks, while Mrs Pratteers’ family handles the home in their absence. Patrolling updates note church events, school staff changes, and local travel.
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Cattrin
Nora
Ok Nabhan
Prarier
Dacebleer
Amber
Susiday
Missouri
Otis
Pratteers
al Lowe
Thayer
Lotte Menaigh
Oklahoma City
Colleer
Folcott
Slee Lottie
Mary Umeacké
Ethel Kitaler
Ofona
Moleshoe
Texas
Ruth
Cummer Seronta Canyon
Mullett Tater
Eli
Cnilaron
Buuday
Mise Minnie
Ehauls
Vest Mira Gladys Hamilton
Borrie
J. E. Dyche
Beaver County
Furute
Whiver Grace
Bradford House
Hattie Haines
Prof. Jones
Mea. Bonner
M. T. Smith
Opal
C. A. Skages
Shaves
Oklahoma
Skiges
Local Social Notes From Bevar Area Busy Week
Mr and Mrs Walter Beach visited Bus Sunday returning midweek. Mothers Club meets at Mr Messner s Saturday evening with refreshments. Busy Bee group enjoyed a Thursday evening at Mrs Lowra Hudson s with games and a Helene dinner. Attendees included Helen Guy Mae Green Evelyn Lawson and others. W C Mahaffey family visited Ray Boing to watch Holstein milking. Spalding s hosted dinner Sunday. Neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Albert Holcomb Thursday. Wille Byrd spent days in Beaver visiting Willaims neighbors. Leroy Bauehuiah injured arm after fall. Dotty party at Sophia Community Hall June 15 led by Ruth Mandel Taloga. Mirtsy June activities noted. Mrs Bera Evans returned from Hutchinson Kansas with a shower. Mothers Club met at Mrs Mess nee Thursday.
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Walter Beach
Mothers’ Club
Socil
Messnen
Lowra Hudson
Bee
Milm
Helen Guy
Hae Green
Evelyn Lawson
Aileen Joe
Sophia Michie
Enid Stor
Jurusia McCune
Walter Deena Lopes Palmer
Ralph Hudson
Raymond
Earl Green
Biton
Lester Mahaffey
W. C. Mahaffey
Ray Boing
Leroy Bauehuiah
Herve
Dotty
Sophia Community Halls
Ruth Mandal
Taloga
Bera Evans
Hutchineon
Kansas
Arene
Salads Topic For Text Meeting At Mrs Mahaffey Home
A text meeting focused on salads will be held at the home of Mrs W Mahaffey. Members present include Madames Rowden Anderson Palmer Mirehman Milderbeand Jenkins March Genaman Michel Mesen and Mahaffey. Former president Mire Gheen attended as a visitor. The Sophia Community house plan is ordered for late June. Clarice Williams visits neighbors for a week or two. Mahaffey brought hogs to Booker Friday. Union Sunday School class May party was at Messner home with Ella Lote Good Ruth Messner and Arhan Anderson organizing games. Cream and cake served.
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Mahaffey Dince
Merdames Rowden
Anderson
Palmer
Mirehman
Thie
Stop That Itching Remedy Ad From Bem Ver Area
A local ad offers Blue Star Remedy to treat eczema ringworm tetter cracked hands and old sores on children. The seller Lone and Bougle Drug Co promises no clothing staining and guarantees relief in Bem Ver and surrounding territory.
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Bemver
Lone & Bougle Deig Co
Social Notes From Local Visitors And Visits
Dist, 4101 L 1 Dram weal fosally wore Beaver visitore Saturany. Rose and wife were in Texas Friday looking after their omisly Frank Beau sale well attended. Mrs Florensy Tardin visited at W Hass Tuesday. CK Baggerly family Sunday at Lin Baggerlys. Mrs Lin Bagger dine hoon quivt cick past week. Mr Payne and family of Texas visiting relatives. There was an all day mbilig at Hepilet Church Jive fith. A large creWe Wika Hit mK LMUUc Alte. John Torduan team sick lint Mise Crelia Evans visiting her UraherGien went Madison.
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Florensy Tardin
CK Baggerly
Lin Baggerlys
Lin Bagger
Payne
Texas
Alte
John Torduan
Crelia Evans i
UraherGien
Madison
Cotton Wood farmers face replant as pests bite harvests
Wheat fields struggle with green bugs and poor yields. Farmers in the community plan replanting after a sparse harvest. Several residents attended church and ran errands in Beaver and nearby areas. Family visits and a fishing trip are noted among routine rural activities.
Accidental Runaway Injures Home Creek Resident
W T Smith suffered severe injuries when his team bolted and the driver attempted to stop them. The horses dragged him, injuring his shoulder and face. He crawled to safety, returned home, and was later aided by Chat Strong who transported him to a doctor. Smith lived alone. recovery is uncertain. News mentions local social visits and a barn fire insured but uninsured losses.
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W. T. Smith
Aad
Chat Strong
Chat
Mr. Smyth
Smyth
Drv. Uirleh
Pete Lawson
Mr. Green Hilderbrand
Coon Creek
Fire ruins stalls and farm goods in Balko area
Two stalls burned including a Wagob wagon used for hauling grain and a large extra wagon. Losses covered grain harness chickens and more. Attendees at Balko meetings noted, while Mrs Duly reported good luck with chickens and hatched nearly seven hundred chicks.
Town Pests and a Tramp At the Kitchen Door
A fragmented notice describes a tramp seen at a kitchen door prompting actions by a local authority figure named Patthias Heetor, in a weary tone about work and costs. The text reads like a rough editorial or street rumor with archaic spellings.
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Blogens
Patthias Heetor
Neeved
Inconsiderate Parson Prompts Church Sermon Clash
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt notes a sermon's controversial lines about Christians. A bystander remarks that Doctor Smith's comments in church surprised him, reflecting tension over religious labels and real faith during the service.
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Cergyman
Doctor Smith
Philadelphia Ledger
Paying 280 enviums hints at future longevity limits
The text discusses a future where people may live to a certain age if they avoid automobiles. It frames a cause and effect linking environmental or energy costs to extended lifespans, suggesting a societal rule or prediction about safety and mobility. The tone reads as speculative futurism with cautious optimism.
Blue Nose Origin Of Nowe People In Nova Searle
A fragmentary note explains that the Nowa Srotlane or Nowe people are linked to Nova Searle natives as Sam Silek asks why they are called Tike Nowe. It suggests a potato note and claims best production in the world, with a reference to the Aruurleans.
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Nova Searle
Haliburton
Sam Silek
Eny
Child Falls Into Old Well During Summer Stay
An incident is reported where a young child fell into a six inch deep well while summering on a farm. He remained in the water for a period before being found. Widespread anger followed at the event.
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Chreeyenr-oll
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Wm. Orr
Beaver, Oklahoma
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Prop
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Everdale Stock Farm
Chas, Eyer
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