Beaver town notes on local repairs and arrivals
Friday's return from eastern markets by W Webb and Mee W A Robertson. Kansas City trip for spring millinery, store stock. remodeling at Christ ian church, capola down, new low Games to replace. John Meiling from Lawton planning permanent move to town. Rush bakery accident left neck cut but healing well. Beaver progress cited as waterworks electric light systems along railroad grade. Eagle newspaper launched in Forgan, Beardsley’s Springer, revival meeting at Wilkeebarre featuring Robt Clark. Union church services and upcoming Union revival planned for March 21 with Gospel Team leading prayers.
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Lewis
Elnehy
Sheldon
Bintulke
Edna Pweedienteo
W. Ge Stranahan
W. A. G. ‘Thomas
Why Mire
Quinn
Mee AG Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Ties for Beaver Railroad Arrive Amid Fence Plan
Rail ties and rails arrive to fortify Beaver railroad right of way near Forgan. The article notes shipments from Hitty roads and plans to fence the corridor with rails and burl wire to deter freighters and keep traffic away from the tracks. Potential rail and freight movement risks are warned for local towns.
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Toad
Railrona Tio
Forgan
Beaver
Miteo
Gee
Posta Atrang
Tuaring Dows
Hirder
Puffle Glently
We FL & NW
Cement Buildings Planned for Beaver Project Expansion
Further evidence from Beaver residents shows Hillroad plans advancing with two new cement buildings contracted and two more to be definitively planned, signaling continued growth in the development.
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Beaver
Beavers County News Refuses Personal Grievances in Paper
The editor denounces publishing private complaints as gossip and personal attack. Readers are urged to confront individuals directly or contact authorities, with the paper focusing on public Beaver County news rather than private quarrels.
Notice on Federal Bird Protection (Out of Season)
Federal law prohibits shooting migratory birds like ducks and geese within the closed season from January to September. Arrests have been made for violations, and enforcement will be strict. Readers are urged to avoid shooting birds out of season and to warn others to prevent trouble.
Mrs J B Terhune Dies After Sudden Death
Mrs J B Terhune dies at home in Balko after childbirth. Eight children and a husband survive along with relatives. She was described as kind and gentle, always ministering to family, and her death leaves a void in the home. The bereaved are offered sincere sympathy from neighbors and friends.
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J.B. Terhune
Terhane
Mither
John Wilson
John Wilkan
el Paen
Texas
Mra Wilson
Literal
Kanone
Beaver End
Atermont
Buveh Chapel
Wilton
Beaver
County Court Session Set By Judge for March Trials
County court to convene Monday March 1 under Judge Spohn order. Many criminal cases listed for March 1, 17, and 18 including violations of prohibitory law, extortion, and indictments. Civil actions include judgments, appeals, replevin, and various suits with dates to March 10 and March 1 noted.
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Spohn
DeGone
Win McGardy
Dick Uaderwood
Stuly
Chet" Johnson
Mary Weeden
Woodson
Cuit
A. Jacobean Va
J. C Martin
Salt
J. Hardio Ws Wim, Brown
J. P
JL. Vanderenter
T. F. Grepeal
Mrs John Wilson Dies Amid Beaverton Community Grief
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. John Wilson after a brief illness while seeking help in El Paso Texas. She leaves a husband and two young daughters. Funeral arrangements and distant family sympathies are described amid local Beaverton news and a regional chatter about Beaver railroad activity and local economy.
Weather and travel notes from Beaver county and April visits
Weather disruptions forced several figures including Dr HHS Wynne and local residents to cancel appearances. The schedule anticipates Beaver county events resuming in April with several individuals expected to attend, depending on conditions.
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Hhs Wynne
Olatoma Guy
Ginny
Lakemp
Ivanhoe
Beaver County
Card of Thanks from J B Tenwyne Balko Oklahoma
A note of gratitude to friends and neighbors for their help during the illness and after the death of the wife of J B Tenwyne of Balko Oklahoma. He expresses lasting thanks for the kindness shown.
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J.B. Tenwyne
Balko
Okla
Pasture for Horses and Mules at Ginter Pasture
The Ginter pasture near Elmwood Oklahoma offers pasture space for horses and mules at 40 cents per head per month. Features include ample grass water and salt. Contact O A Brossman Elmwood Okla. Tul 28 Omow
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O. A. Brossman
Elmwood
Okla
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New Spring
Strong
Christian Church
John Meiling
Lawton
Fatan
Rush
Tipperary
Eagle
LL Beardsley
Baer
Hein
Henere
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Buardeley
Robt. Clark
J A. Spolin
Wilkeebarre
Promegivaria
Clark
Wiall
Uve
Saint Patrick Social
Presbyterian Sunday School
Crossley Bros
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Beaver Railroad
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Aed
Hensip
Menaun
Tom
Harry
Bee
J. E. Terhune
Maredith
Morrison T
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Jop
Breeden
T. R. Maphet
J. Hower
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Auit
Colorado Fact Go
Stanley G Wiles
Bernardine
Wiles
Clifton Cope
Enit
M.J. Merilees
A. A. Shuster
Mre
Firth of Forth
Ines
Heaver
Geaver
Beaver Ciinoue
Beavers Railroad
Forgan Que
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