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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1899
Page
4
Auditor and Proprietor notes appear garbled. Despite unreadable OCR, the fragment references a publication, Denver, and a second class matter date April 14, 1805. The readable bits indicate a notice by an auditor and proprietor, suggesting an official mailing or imprint term.
County commissioners session updates and numerous short notices from Beaver and Liberal areas. Reports include J. C. Williamson on his ranch trip, donations, teaching posts for Miss Rhodes and Miss Clea Lui, cattle sales by J. L. Ford and John Webb, and court term announced for the Fourth Judicial District.
Ada Weir of Beaver and William Quinn of Kimsteod township united in marriage at Dodge C. O. Tannetill home. Ceremony performed privately with Probate Judge, bride and groom present. vows, presents, and best wishes noted. Couple to begin housekeeping in a new home Quinn built near town. both to teach and serve locally. Also notes S J Taylor of Bethany Missouri visiting Beaver to pursue cattle business plans.
A fragmented Kansas City Journal item recalls Kirke White and poems about duty to mothers, then shifts to Hon. J. Willismeun of the 2nd district visiting Haid and details about his cattle, leg loss, and service with Missouri Live Stock Commission Co. It lists jurors drawn for district court and notes delays in publishing until official notification.
Miss Hattie Rhodes leaves for Kokomo to teach a four term term of school while Miss Hattie Free heads to Caster for teaching. Nearby, Mr Cordes and wife scout river property for a possible relocation. Cattle from the T 6 ranch are gathered for Beaver. Haying continues, alfalfa crops may extend if frost stays away. John Bareazren returns from the mountains and Jeanie Barrayren teaches Nye school for two weeks. News is scarce from Nye, Oot, 2, 1899.
Mer Belle Miles and children returned from Collwater and Beaver’s reunion with aunt Mrs Hallmaster. Misses Vennie and Chattie Maple visited Mrs Miles in Cline. Mrs Jeanie to teach Riverside home school starting Oct 2 for six months, and Miss Chattie to teach Coin school. William Hutchinson of Riverside visited Cline. Bowry J Lamaster back from Kingman Kansas, plan to build on claim. Coyotes frequent the area. two killed a chicken near Over’s Hock. Kaffir corn harvest done. calving underway and naming many horse and cattle brands noted. W. A. Beddick signs off.
A Busy Elmwood items page notes haying finished before rain and frost fears, school starting October Mth, Hower and Campbell returning from eastern Oklahoma, Walter living and wife visiting family, upcoming wedding bells, Mrs. Haskell's planned return, Frane Drummond on the creek, Ryerson traveling to Wichita for college prospects, Bronchitis remedies advertised with Babano’s Monetoren at low prices.
A garbled recruitment notice seeks men or women to represent the Midland Monthly subscription sales team on the MIDLANT page at a site called Meforon. The ad promises a handsome premium to each member and asks sending 1 cent for a copy of the Midland and premium list to a St. Louis address.
The Philadelphia merchant John Wanamaker, known for building a vast retail empire, spent $100,000 for a year of advertising in the Philadelphia Record. The move is praised as a model for merchants big and small, proving publicity pays rather than backing away.
Public notice announces land patent proceedings in Beaver County Oklahoma Territory. The filing lists settler names, witnesses, and survey details for Township No 2, range ZK, northwest and southwest quarters, to be heard before Judge Tannvkiih. First published September 2.
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper notice names Samuel and Foret. readable content is insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or jurisdiction. The fragment appears garbled and lacks distinct entities or actions to summarize with confidence.
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