22 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
1
Beaver County residents hear of local events from Beaver, Oklahoma. News items include births, meetings, missing items, and a winter scene with snow sports near the river. Notices announce land sales, lost property, and a new photo gallery planned for Balko.
A fragmentary letter from FOP Manson speaks of Beiver’s return to Nebraska to stay the winter and visit his parents at Alva. It mentions his sister Mies Korn with concerns about her health and offers political opinions contrasting party aims and personal sacrifice. The writer requests settlement of dues by December.
A letter from Dr Sands of Zelma announces his return from a two week visit to Katie's City and states he will be home to care for the sick in that section of the country.
A group of young people enjoyed a pleasant evening last week at the bachelor quarters of Art Lightfoot near Beaver. The host entertained them with warm hospitality and convivial mood, leaving guests impressed by his gracious reception and arrangements.
A message to readers offering Hicks Almanac and Weather Facts free with advance payment before January 1, 1007. The deal includes a year subscription and promises weather details and various informative data for farmers and general readers.
M W Sith is employed as foreman at the Benver Cotton Gin and began ginning work on Thursday. The machine’s whistle sounds promising to farmers and townsfolk as a good amount of cotton has already been marketed this fall and more is expected soon once farmers finish other tasks.
A cryptic ad offers a “Greatest book of the age” bound elegantly for $200 from Cosme Cattle King Hotel Woodward. It promises lessons on choosing honest men, women, and partygoers and invites readers to request the volume via MW.
Mr and Mrs Thomas entertained friends Sunday to mark their wooden wedding anniversary. The day included a pleasant dinner prepared by Mrs Thomas, an accomplished culinary artist, and gifts were exchanged in a warm, festive atmosphere.
A report recounts George Perry rebreaking his leg after a kerosene lamp was knocked over in the Webb home where he is cared for. A visiting young woman tried to extinguish the lamp outdoors, preventing a possible explosion. Cowboy Charlie Steward returns after a long absence, having been in Woodward.
Beaver readers learn of a Canton Kansas wedding held Sunday in November between Claude Blanchard and a local bride. The bride, longtime Beaver teacher, gains a new home in Montrose Colorado after a brief Kansas City honeymoon and a Beaver visit to relatives. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Blanchard, is praised for his character and prospects as the couple plans residence in Montrose. The issue notes harsh winter weather with a foot and a half of snow, severe travel disruption, and overall unsettled conditions, affecting local activity.
The community mourns the death of Dr L A Miller who resided near Boyd. He was a prominent local figure and Republican candidate for a future nomination. The death occurred several weeks ago after illness, sparking tributes from neighbors and family.
A young man named Beavers resident, Teagan Teague Peckham, died by suicide at his uncle Hirai Peckham’s farm near Denver. Neighbors, relatives, and local officials described a quiet life disrupted by sorrow as an inquest returned a verdict of suicide. The victim, recently a resident of Beavers, was survived by family members who mourn his death and the community expresses grief.
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