Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure in Beaver County
Oklahoma Beaver County notices announce a sheriff sale under a 1914-1919 court judgment for $6100 plus interest, taxes, and attorney fees. The property is described as West Half of Southwest Quarter in Section 18, Township 4 North, Range 28 West, Beaver County, Oklahoma. Sale set for 2 PM at the courthouse front door. Also included are notices of a separate foreclosure petition in the same county with June 1 hearing, naming CH Wade and Wade as respondents in a heated revival action.
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Bouthwent
He North Mall
Northwest Quarter
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Fitton
Finer
Beaver County
Oklahoma
Cald
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Anid
Bridgewater
JO. Barnes
Abder Sherif
Final Account in Estate of William H. Prewary
Beaver County Oklahoma appears to hold a hearing for the final account filed by administrator William J. Frans on the estate of William H. Preem. The court sets the date for probate actions and asks relevant parties to appear with statements and testimony at the county court in Beaver. Officials and attorneys Laotharrowse and Laoabournin sign as representing the administration.
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Oklahoma
Beaver
Wiillacs H
Baraby
Chunty’ Court
Hewver
Bearfield
Notice to Creditors in Oklahoma Case
State of Oklahoma Uraver County notice to creditors dated May bt 18 Lola Ewing attorney designation unclear shows Beaver Oklahoma address and attorney for estate with several truncated words indicate formal probate or estate settlement notice to creditors filed in county court.
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Chhdetors
Oklahoma
Uraver County
Local notes reveal community life and family matters
The column records residents' doings from horse mishaps to travels. Wright recovers from a sprain after a horse incident, families visit relatives in Elk City and Beaver, teachers in line for the coming year, and several members attend commencement at Beaver. Hospital stays, farming plans, homesteading trips, and minor injuries appear alongside social calls and shop work.
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Church Events
Lorena H E Bourd and family visited Hugoton to see relatives with Hoard returning home. Grace Brown and Zelta Wheeler spent weekend with Zita Wheeler at the Bourd home. Margaret Hill in hospital improving, likely home soon. Sunday School attendance near 86, aim for 100. Prayer meeting poorly attended, next Sunday planned. Frank Wheeler led a session on Faith. Davis family traveled to Wichita for Alma’s treatment. Quarterly conferences set for Independence church with Van Cleave and Neff preaching at Lone Star and Pleasant Valley. Mrs J T Billups returned home from Wichita and Halstead. M M Markle recovering after surgery. Foutz and Jim Smith at last Sunday gathering. Rentals and notices listed, and a no fishing sign on premises.
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H. E. Bourd
Hugoton
Mrs. Bourd
Mr. Hoard
Grace Brown
Zelta Wheeler
Zita Wheeler
Bourd
Suneday
Frank Wheeler
W. M. Davis
Alma
Wichita
Independence Church
van Cleave
Bro
Neff
Lone Star
Pleasant Valley
J.T. Billups
Wichite
Halsted
Mra
M. M. Markle
Halsted Hospital
Mra. Foutz
Jim Smith
Sorgrum Seed Sale In Eb Gelt Woodward Oklahoma
Sorgrum seed varieties Sourless Amer Orange and Ted Top Cane Seed offered by A Jackson at Ebgelt Woodward Oklahoma. The notice lists Hieper hushel and names Eb Gelt as locations with seed dealer details.
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Amer
Hieper Hushel
A. Jackson
Eb Gelt Woodward
Okina
Elatwood Weather and Local Happenings Flash
South Elatwood notes a dry Sunday evening with no rain. William Gray faces wall problems this week as Mrs C J Fowler returns from Woodward last Monday.
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Gray
Mra
C. J. Fowler
Woodward
Beav er Drug Co Advertises Blue Star Remedy Jar
Local Bea ver area merchants promote Blue Star Remedy guaranteed to treat skin troubles including ringworm tetter cracked hands and sores. The ad claims no clothing staining and appeals to households with children.
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Beaver
Follett Postmaster Commission and Local News
Follett Texas Mrs Johnoun received a four year term as presidential postmaster with a raise due to high business. Mrs Corensdin tin from Lipscomb ill at her office and could not go home until Sunday. Mrs B E King attended commencement in Alva. Ruthie, daughter of a local family, is among the class of 22 at St Oursick. Ruenell Wilder returned from Fargo with relatives. A good rain fell Sunday night. A telegram note: two bouquets, roses and locust blooms, scent lingered. Prospects for frost are discussed and Decoration Day and Children’s Day plans near. Ray Marshall to Fountain Colorado high school class of 22. writers express pride.
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Beatrice Bonner
Inez
Verda Dinger
Wesley Wilsons
Jas. Fingle
H. M. Wilmoth
Maggi Ullrich
Ray Wilmoths
Homer Wilmoth
Beaver
Lester Gilbert
Hubert Wright
J. M. Ward
Artie
Ray Wilmot
Martha Wright
Nobel
Mra
Johnoun
Follett
W. J. Corens
Dentin
Lipscomb
B. E. King
Alva
Ruthie
St Oursick
Ruenell Wilder
Fargo
Duey
Ray Maeshall
Beaver County
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Ray
Ony
Community Notes and Local Developments in town
Mothers Day observance at the M I Church. Coleman's new house nearing completion. Rumors claim three more residences rising soon. Grote and Rowing become Grace store proprietors with R Eatc Donald of Booker as manager. C C Coaltrup buys into Trans Merc. New counters and equipment to expand stock. Mrs. Robert Porter visiting friends in Kansas Follett no longer treeless. Old settlers’ trees show new leaves. Baccalaureate sermon Sunday at school auditorium by Rev Roy L Matthew Me and Mrs Johnston of Flues Colorado visiting Joe Haines, left for Colorado Tuesday. Don Long moves produce business to Main and Ivanhoe streets.
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Coleman
Grote & Rowing
Grace Store
R. E.atc Donald
Booker
C. C. Coaltrup
Tran
Merc
Mra
Robert Porter
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Follett
Roy L. Matthew
Johnston
Flues
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Joe Haines
Don Long
Main
Ivanhoe
Local Social Notes From DINT Area
DINT residents visited relatives in Geo and Coberly Sunday. Lucile Egbert and Bridges girls returned from Beaver where they attended school. Mrs Cable Coberly improved after illness Saturday. Hall siblings visited Leta Baggerly Saturday and Sunday. Frank Gray and family traveled to Idaho. W E Bute was ill for a day. Walter Byer visited Beaver Saturday. C E Baggerley and family enjoyed a trip in eastern Kansas and recently returned.
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Harve Bullin
Geo, Coberly
Lucile Egbert
Bridges
Beaver
Cable Coberly
Charles
Myrtle
Lucy Hall
Leta Baggerly
J. P. Hamiltona
Frank Gray
H.C. Gray
Idaho
W. E. Bute
Walter Byer
C. EB. Baggerley
Kansas
Pinto bean split aids quick cooking value for Woodward
The text notes a Colorado split bean product promising good flavor and faster cooking under two hours. It mentions purchasing by carload and selling to Woodward consumers at 25 cents per 400 pounds weekly, with additional unclear pricing details for pel to consumers.
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Woodward
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