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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
5
An old ad promises Foley Kidney Pills strengthen and regulate kidney action. It urges prompt Bucklin's Amino Salve use for wounds and skin issues, sold at Tracy's Drug Store, claiming quick relief from blood poisoning risks.
Laune of Woodward, Republican candidate for nomination for District Judge of the 1th Judicial District of Oklahoma, seeks voters at the August primaries. He is a leading Woodward attorney with long county residency, high Oklahoma bar standing, and extensive experience. If chosen, his acquaintance will strengthen the ticket.
The Christian church announces Father’s Day arrangements for July old. Evening services will be held and the public is invited to attend with cordial welcome.
Public notices show Flora Clark suing for divorce on abandonment and lack of support. The document lists property details in Oklahoma, a land claim and publication requirements with dates for response and attorney actions, signed by Clerk. It includes a separate notice of land sale intent and a land contest filing with the Interior Department.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Beaver County District Court matter with plaintiff Buby HB. Jackson and defendant Walter Brier. No clear date or full details available.
A notice from the U.S. Land Office Beaver Oklahoma announces the intention to take final proof to establish a land claim. Individuals named include Haney W. Mun and Ed Lane with witnesses from Riverside Oklahoma and Arthur of Boarar. The filing before W. T. Quinn, District Court Clerk, is set for the specified date in 1910.
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office at Woodward Oklahoma dated July 4 1910 announces intention to make final five year proof to establish a claim on land described in Beaver County Oklahoma The notice lists claimants including William A Stil Elwood Selva and others with clerk Quinn of the district court at Beaver Oklahoma acting in the proceedings.
Department of the Interior notices a land claim publication in Woodward Oklahoma. The document lists claimant name Tuestes WiekK Hickel and Gardner, with details about a final proof and titled tract No. 2610.00 in Township 3. It directs publication and notice to establish final proof before the register at an Oklahoma office.
A garbled notice announces land entries and claims in Oklahoma. It references the Department of the Interior, with names such as Harnor Bincklock, Ollie Bincklock, and Arboust Ls Foutsali, and indicates filings around August 1 and June dates for homestead and commutation proceedings in 1910.
In June 1919 at Woodward Oklahoma a land contest affidavit was filed by James Hod in a claim involving a maid and alleged entry. The case references expiration at five, a war era context, and a late note about Beaver County authorities with Beater County records.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions military branches and dates but lacks coherent facts. It references arms, Navy or Marine Corps, and a May event, with scattered names and places that cannot be identified reliably.
Fragmented notice text shows U.S. Department of the Interior land filings with multiple names and dates. Names include Charles J. Lessare, J. Charlitfont, and George L. Pritchard, tied to entries and final proofs. Mentions Beaver Oklahoma and Woodward district areas, with July and 1900s dates scattered. The garbled OCR outlines public notices for filings, final proofs, and court references, in a period tone.
Public notices detail intention to establish, sell, or auction land in Beaver County Oklahoma with listed claimants and bidders. Notices include names of registrants, dates of publication, and tax deed procedures under state and federal land office directives.
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