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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
5
A guide explains how voters cast straight party tickets or mixed tickets under the current law. It details stamping under party devices, risks of invalid ballots, and two methods to vote for multiple parties with rules to ensure correct counting.
An advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as unmatched for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore lips cold sores chapped hands and sprains. It claims infallibility for piles and sells for 25 cents at F C Tracy's.
Sunset School reports perfect attendance this week with no tardies and tests holiday rewards if no absences for a month. A new $37,440 two building project is under contract with Goffe. foundation nearly done and school will open December 1, 1910. Maude Lash visited. Pascal Sims chosen as primary teacher. A basketball team is being organized to provide healthy activity for students. First Grade work begins October 10, 1910.
Rooms 1 and 2 had a quarter holiday last Thursday afternoon while the school reported 98 percent attendance for the month. Mrs. Gibbons visited the Primary room on Monday morning. New pupils are Carl Wright in Grade 4 and Harvey Flosd in Grade 7. Supplementary reading books for the high school have been ordered.
Report from three rooms under teacher listings including total enrollment attendance and tardiness figures. Room 1 under Mike Maple shows 38 enrollment with 741 half day attendance and 19 tardies. Room 2 under Mrs. Craig lists 99 enrollment and 90 absences with 24 perfect attendances. Room 3 under L B Tucker shows 28 enrollment and 406 attendance with 34 absences and 9 tardies. Names on the Roll of Honor include Gail Hodge Correl DeGraw Hise McFarlin Junius Stone Clyde Miles Annabel Posher Mildred Provost Wayne Gibbons Ruby Chilcott Le fore Long Lela Meese Frank Chilecott Johnnie Miles Loutie McFarland Albert Wellborn Enid Miller Frank McKillips Harry Peckham Helen Gibbone Florence Griffvy Bernard Loofbourrow Lola Quinn Bernie White Elizabeth Stone William Styles Or veta Quinn Anna Buning Reols Mansfield Edyth Miles Beatrice Sublette and others.
Long, dense notice list of multiple U.S. Land Office publication items from Woodward Beaver and Woodward Oklahoma, detailing various individuals such as William Wilesa, Beulah M. Wilson, Edward Hammond, Dora Barnes, and others filing notices of intention to make final five year proofs, contest notices, and hearings related to land entries in township and range descriptions across Beaver, Woodward, and neighboring counties, with dates in 1910 and details of hearings and witnesses.
The document outlines an estate matter with names Willert N, Bowyer, Bowyer Okla, and others. It mentions a November date and a probate related action. The language is damaged and partially unreadable but references claimants and a court proceeding regarding the will.
A damaged OCR notice outlines a property sale by the Lam Moe department with a date in October and mentions officials including Jabe D. Onxem, a notary public, and witnesses Tooley, Macher, and John Patter. It references locations Floris, Oxda, and Horgan and includes a final clause about the register.
Notice is given that John W. Behoon of Ballets Oklahoma has filed to patent the northwest quarter of section 14 in township north of range AE, Oklahoma. The Register of the Land Office at Oka August 10, 1910 will record the action and issue final patent upon proof. Named parties include Gracey, Lawrence McCaie, Mil Walters of Beaver Oklahoma, and others. The proceedings reference Hotmaten Eslers No. S681 10475 and are directed by the District Court in Oklahoma.
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