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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
5
The New York Press argues that tariff claims do not fully explain rising living costs. It urges Republicans to present specific price data on meats, potatoes, and cotton to prove tariffs’ limited impact and warns voters will decide the tariff issue at the ballot box.
The announcement favors Daniel T. Quinlan of Lakemp for the first Oklahoma Senate district comprising Beaver Texas and Cimarron counties. Quinlan, a farmer and businessman who moved from Chicago seven years ago, maintains postmaster duties and a large wheat harvest. No Republican opposition appears likely and supporters expect a strong campaign if nominated.
An ad fragment touts Foley Kidney Pills as containing a key ingredient to strengthen and regulate kidney action. For sale at Tracy's Drag Story.
Aura S. Foster of Elmwood township announces as a Democratic candidate for Beaver County clerk. The notice cites his status as a prosperous young farmer and appeals to Democratic colleagues to support his bid. Public sale and tax deed language appear in the county notice portion.
Public notice from the District Court of Beaver County Oklahoma lists parties Joy Jey MG Parish and others as plaintiffs in a real estate action. It seeks to obtain a judgment to foreclose or enforce liens on property described as the northwest quarter of a section in Clark County and related parcels.
Public land entry notice from the Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office at Woodward Oklahoma announcing intention to make final commutation entry and establish claim to land described in Township 6 North Range 1 West Beaver County Oklahoma. Proceedings before W T Quinn Clerk of the District Court Beaver Oklahoma and the contest period follows, with listed claimants and witnesses.
The document outlines a land contest in Oklahoma before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Woodward. It details allegations by contestants Loveat and Peseta regarding residence, service, and compliance with publication rules, with dates in 1910 and a hearing scheduled before officials in Oklahoma.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Interior Department and various names with garbled details. The readable portions reference a notice involving land or public action dated in an unclear year, with scattered proper nouns and personal names.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions obituaries and names such as Beaver and Miller with references to dates around 1901 to 1910. The text is garbled but indicates a biographical notice of multiple individuals and land or governance terms, reflecting a period document style.
Notice is given that the United States through the General Land Office has ordered land in Woodward District Oklahoma to be sold. The description includes sections and parcels in Benton and Beaver counties with deadlines to file adverse claims by July 10, 1910. Listings show land parcels and the process for filing with the register and receiver at Woodward, Oklahoma.
Fragmented OCR shows a public notice involving names such as Ferguson and Wilquemwos in Platts, Oklahoma. It references a court, publication year, and a date line with a formal action but key facts are unclear due to garbled text.
The record shows a partial notation from a Beaver County Oklahoma court setting. Names such as Leonard Boll and Tonalin Bell appear among scattered phrases about plaintiffs and defendants and a July date, with references to a land dispute or motion filed in district court.
Fragmentary text references a department and various names in a dated civic notice. Readable elements include a likely filing or fines notice and mentions of geographic locations and individuals, but essential details are garbled. The item appears to be an incomplete public notice or legal action notice with no clear outcome.
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