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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
5
The piece contends growling spoils daily life and moods every sunny day brings a complaint. It contrasts perpetual growlers with a sunny disposition, urging gratitude and minimal worry. The Sterling Bulletin editorial stance supports this wholesome outlook.
A mocked up ad claims Electric Bitters can aid women with nervous, melancholic, or health issues such as headaches insomnia and fainting. It asserts thousands have improved and guarantees satisfaction through FO Teney.
Notice. Millard C. Mevor of Finglas Oklahoma claims a historic tract in the northeast quarter of section Township 6 North Range 24 West. Office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in Oklahoma issues May 11 to publish the filing of intent to make a homestead entry for 5 years. Claimants name witnesses Florix Oklahoma Verna Sal oh Geo Onxnn Rogliter.
Notice reports multiple homestead applicants in Beaver Oklahoma from 1910. Whitaker Potter and Cornelius Schort among others file intention to establish claims via Final Five Year Proof before district officials. witnesses include Whitaker, Hacker, Williams, and others from Floris and Elmwood Oklahoma.
A fragmented timetable lists train points Easthound and Westhound with arrival and departure times, noting services between Liberal Kansas and Englewood and connections to nearby towns. It includes routes to Pronto, Orlatioma, Clear Lake and Oklahoma areas with daily or specific weekday operations.
Directory lists Presbyterian and Methodist services with Sunday School times and pastors. Includes Ladies Circles for Presbyterians and M. B. Church auxiliary programs, Christian Church services, Martha Ladies, and Young Peoples Society with meeting times and leaders.
Department of the Interior notices solicit final proof to establish homestead claims in Beaver and Woodward Oklahoma. Writings cite James Crate and Laloy Williamson as claimants with multiple witnesses, dates in 1910 and 1919, before district officials in Beaver and Woodward, Oklahoma.
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