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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1899
Page
4
The fragmentary text lists names Fepglomond Facey Meleone and Newton among others in a truncated item. Readable clues point to a brief notice or snippet listing individuals connected to a local event or record, with no clear date or place.
Nerald and Rot Star priced at $1.25. Pred Shore of Taladirn enjoyed pleasant weather. Mr N J Rhodes traveled from Nye Monday. Linley's hall hosted a Friday night dance on March St. Mise Petute Overenmeet arrived from Finplewood Wednesday. Beavers and friends met the week’s end. Nagpy for sae, Gad ae new, a sale at 20 percent below all. Taquito at oor FCW home. Mr and Mrs Pete Deammons of Enid Sun are proud parents. Mrs de Loc Pontrow's sister, living at South Inwen, Kunowe, expected to live. Mrs started for her sister via Raglerood.
Seed for sale offers 10 bushels of sorgham at 75 cents per bushel from Howe Bros. Notices mention a Bridey evening dance at Linley’s Hall Thorne and market plans for late April. A Meade bridge project, a mail route renewal, a pulpy appeal for a two-cent stamp reward, and various local agriculture notes appear alongside medical tips, a charter filing for Howleight College, and a Texas land history involving Goodnight in Charley Goodnight’s pasture and the Rocking Chair ranch.
A blaze at the Windsor hotel killed many and wounded dozens as guests fled the flames. Reports say the proprietors wife and daughter were among the dead, with others hurt escaping the deadly fire.
A collage of community news reports includes livestock warnings, revival meetings, marriages, deaths, land notices, and police cautions. Reports mention Mrs Mealy, Mert Mackey, district events at Benton hotel, Rev O L Yeager revival, deaths near Miggine, probate actions in Kay County, and cattle brand enforcement by Hous & Brows.
A late February notice from the United States Land Office in Westward Oklahoma announces a probate contest involving Kate Harney. The document directs appearance and presentation of evidence by the parties, noting a required legal process and upcoming dates for filings.
The notice warns non residents that skinning cattle or handling hides bearing a specific brand is prohibited. It states penalties under the law and lists several named individuals and counties as enforcers. The text references beavers county court actions and potential prosecutions for property related offenses.
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