15 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
1
Beaver's town notes recount comical exchanges about wood and wheat drills from Tracy Hardware, a ballroom event, and several short advances. Reports on local leaders canvassing election returns, a health update on Dag Naylor, and visits from J W Trompson and J S Shaffer mark a lively period as residents plan winter moves and a big Man masquerade ball.
Last week a public sale of KR HL Hamilton’s personal property at the farm drew good prices. Hamilton plans winter visits with his children in Texas and Missouri and may return to Beaver county in spring. A new Rock Island train between Dallas and Wichita will improve connections to Wichita and the state east, reducing layovers in Herrington.
A Sunday night mishap near Beaver involved Dr Lan cet driving a two wheeled buggy behind a leading horse. The buggy tipped into Clear Creek but the doctor was rescued and treated for a knee injury and cold water exposure.
A fragmented column accuses a Republican paper of backing Savage while opposing him on prohibition and other issues. It claims the editor tried to influence voters by misrepresenting Savage’s positions and by pressuring for favorable publication of articles. The piece discusses editorial maneuvers and political loyalties surrounding Mr Savage and party dynamics.
The garbled text references a candidate and supporters, mentioning law and reform ideas. It hints at an election context with voter sentiment and party alignment, but the exact names and dates are unreadable. The passage appears to discuss campaign themes and the potential impact of reforms on governance.
The report notes Beaver County land values and a dispute over relinquishments and pricing. References to Mr Hahn and Mr Bender hint at potential investments or business activity, with vague mentions of prior instances and existing prices in old state records.
Postmaster reports the installation of a fourth section of lock boxes at the Reaver post office. The new units add convenience for customers but come at private expense to the postmaster who has funded the additions himself.
The fragment shows a plea to settle a debt to meet bills by December 1. It mentions monetary urgency and a request to oblige a party to resolve the matter. No clear names or organizations are provided in readable lines.
A distorted historical OCR fragment references names and locations in a muddled way. It hints at a missing link and asks about selection of partners, with scattered terms like Milnes Cathe Ning Hotel Woon. The readable content is minimal and unclear.
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