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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
4
A small town notice details a gathering of Havnee and Todren women at a local venue in the village on a Saturday night during the month. The event aims to foster community and socialize neighbors in an informal setting.
The Herald presents the budget of communications from regular correspondents. Reports from Fulton describe a lively week as crops are tended, grass grows, ice conditions improve, and fields show signs of progress. Community members express jubilation and busy activity across neighborhoods.
Rural snippets report varied weekly activity across Grand Valley district 62. Farming and ranching crews push ahead despite illness and unsettled weather while many residents attend to plowing, drilling wells, and spring planting. several names and places appear including Kiowa Meade Liberal and Springfield with references to local families and livestock care.
A $500 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone responsible for killing, stealing, or depreciating cattle owned by the speaker. The notice emphasizes monetary incentive to deter livestock crimes and aid enforcement.
Notice states the ads ire or whereabouts of the bet of J W Smith released not known. Last heard from they resided in Missouri. Information leading to whereabouts should be given to T P Buatowoon, Adm Deayer, 0 T.
An advertisement promotes a book titled Life of T Dewitt Talmage offered by Clair & Co and associates of Christian Herald. It claims huge profits for agents acting wickly, and urges immediate action. TheRock Island Route plans a travel guide rental offer with Colorado literature through EW Thompson in Topeka Kansas.
The notices announce that Oswald Thieme and Sophie Thieme, residents of Croad Valley and other Oklahoma towns, filed intent to prove continuous residence and cultivation of claimed lands before local county probate courts and land office officials in Woodward and Beaver. Witnesses named include Merrett Stem, Beverly Tess, Jens Sinclair, and others across Oklahoma and Kansas.
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