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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
5
Beavers County Oklahoma notices record guardianship sale of minor estate property and sheriff sale of mortgaged lands. The file includes guardianship of Lecile Hatchena minors and notices of foreclosure actions against James A McWilliams Estella McWilliams and others with sale set for April th at the Beaver County Courthouse.
State of Oklahoma Beaver County district court action by John W Webb as administrator seeking cancellation of tax seed and quitclaim deed against A Menefor Hurnaim and others. The petition requests annulment of two mortgages dating 1917 and a land transfer to defendant Bimar L. Fickel, with a court date set for April and a response deadline for the defendants.
Sale notice offers a steel bed in near mint finish and a dresser priced cheaply. Contact this office for details.
For rent two-room bows near Banver, Mrs Nettie Brown advertises a small dwelling. The notice provides contact by phone 96 and states the address Banver area with rental details and availability.
Attendants at Welsh funerals place silver coins on a white cloth as a token of sympathy for the family. The custom, dating to ancient times, sees mourners gather outside as the minster signals entry, then depart after silent offerings. Once widespread, the practice thrives in North Wales villages though fading in towns.
Apples bound for England largely come from Ontario Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island with Baldwin King Jonathan and Newton Pippin varieties dominant this season The New England crop is heavy while Western apples such as Winesap and Newtown Pippin are favored in British shops King George once requested Winesaps sent to Marlborough House from the Northwest during a past visit.
Prince Hosanna of Cape Colony Africa, visiting seven sisters at Southern University, arrives in Baton Rouge. He notes Zululand customs where wives are valued by cattle, with prices varying by size, and mentions his nine wives and plans to sell some on return. The king owns a plantation and his wives farm while children tend cattle.
Observers at the New York Zoological Park report prairie dogs show a weather forecast instinct. They loosen earth around their mounds before a storm, push soil inward with hind feet, and stamp earth down with their heads to seal burrows, actions that appear consistently linked to upcoming rain.
In Judge, Katherine Negley reflects on village deities in southern India and the Himalayas, where each town maintains a deity in a center godhouse. disputes over land or wealth prompt appeals through a hierarchy of gods. The piece contrasts traditional village rites with shifting gender roles and social ambitions across generations.
Artificial manga inventor Martin Booman born in Nagytalyn Hungary now residing in Akron claims an artificial hand enabling an army man with at least four inches of natural arm to perform any task from driving to eating. A Bavarian knight allegedly lost a hand in church and quickly devised a device called Gate With the Tron Hand enabling him to knock down an enemy and lift iron fingers.
A Greenland editor and proprietor named Moeller runs the sole local newspaper. He reports, prints, distributes, and teaches reading, skating between settlements to sell issues biweekly. His paper expanded from trade images to daily affairs coverage in the harsh Arctic.
The Raoul Briquet ship has decks turned into little streets of shops with firm names above the windows. Future parts and items for sale include wires, accessories, and toilet articles for which the ship’s line is famed. The shipshop visits Baltic ports and is well received.
A Northwest resident called Kochonh g w oy wanee or Old John, reputedly 134, recounts wars with Sioux and five feathered headgear. He describes wives, wealth, and life in a vivid, humorous narrator voice amid local tourists and a writer from Leslie’s magazine who finds him eager to talk during visits near Case Lake.
Duarte Barbosa describes Moors in Malabar as a rich, populous group allied to Islam who intermarry and hold influence over trade in a land famed for its pepper and spice. The excerpt contrasts ancient accounts with a late 19th century rambling essay on candy culture and social trends, mixing historical note with peculiar digressions.
Fragmentary text recounts a Navy adopted school name and Milping writing an expay on George Washington. The excerpt quotes a Patriot era speech claiming Washington opposed British rule and pressed for independence. The piece mentions Admiral Dewey and a boast about firing cannon at the king, ending with a claim that Americans are free.
Fragmentary notes describe observations of tower structures and movement as troops tunneled through glaciers in the Alpine campaign. The text suggests abrupt changes in density with depth and hints at complex stratification and fracture patterns guiding glaciological interpretation in warfare.
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