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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
4
The county delegation backs John W. Savage as Republican nominee, stressing party loyalty in shaping the constitution. It urges Republicans to unite, ignore personal dislikes, and support a platform aligned with party principles as read in county convention resolutions.
The October 6 1906 Republican constitutional convention in Beaver praised President Roosevelt and Governor Frantz, endorsed federal and state reforms, including railroad regulation and anti-discrimination measures, and nominated John W. Savage for delegate with a majority vote. The resolutions support white supremacy in schooling, separate facilities, and a constitution empowering direct citizen control, with a call for a public utility commission and inclusive yet constrained governance.
The message notes the office has been enlarged to accommodate occasional growth and asks patrons to help by sharing news and supporting the business. It emphasizes a commitment to provide the best service and invites public patronage.
Directory items list church services and visiting hours for multiple congregations led by Pastor etc. Names such as Wellhorn, Recorder M Prac No. 124 A Pode AM Moot, and Munsell No. 140 appear with meeting details and choir notices. The fragmentary text references a rally, visiting minister, and singing groups within a regional religious association.
A notice from the Department of the Interior, Territory of Oklahoma, outlines a contest over land titled by failure to prove cultivation and residence. It lists witnesses and dates for the hearing, with statements that Bona Fide possession was not established and that the claimant has not complied with agricultural requirements.
Notice is given that the holder will proof up to establish occupancy and use of lands described in township and range details. The record references Hiram J something and location Bearon, with dates and parcel data pointing to a specific Bureau of Land Management filing and annual notice requirements.
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