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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local paper from OMelal County with unclear events. It mentions a score or rate and a date around April 12, 1805, with references to Reeves and Hinde and a filing or notice context.
A damaged text fragment references names and places including a city and teams. The readable portions suggest an event or meeting with timelines but key details are unclear. The piece mentions intent and various proper nouns, though specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
Marry Ross joins the Liberal movement while TK King travels to Eoglewood. Beave r residents note changes as district court begins Thursday and adjourns Monday. Post office at Benton abolished October 14. A mutilated body found in a pond near Perry three miles north. The Guthrie Car issue highlighted in the capital supplement. Local ads promote tonics and remedies including Tanten’s Buckeye Pills.
Columbia wins the first race of the meeting, defeating de Alamenek by a large margin, with the Rhawrock and Beeounda following. The event features windy conditions and a crowded field, while local figures and visitors are mentioned in passing as the paper notes a busy Beaver week and nearby travel.
The page mixes misspelled poetry about divine guidance with local school updates. It mentions Justin junior and Kipling, a buried coin, and a Young Maid plotline. It reports Mrs Coshow teaching at Pemberton, Mrs Julia Kinsco set to tutor, and the school awaiting a new house completion before resuming sessions.
A string of local notes details community events. Names such as Kal Laverty and Hart Laverty appear alongside court attendance at Hesver and Keaver, visits to Englewood, and social visits to Cline, Dove fare, and Crwked creek. Also mentions schooling begins for Mies Clararato and Thanksgiving preparations by Jake Graves.
A wedding occurred at the bride’s parents’ house as Mr. Thomas A. Cain and Mrs. Martha Malicoat united in matrimony with Rev. Cungingham officiating. Guests included relatives and neighbors, gifts were numerous, and the couple planned to live with Mr. L. Cain of Shade before establishing a home together.
Partial list describes lands for sale near Beaver Oklahoma with details on size water access and improvements. Properties include 100 acres near Beaver ten miles from town and 160 acres near water sources with fences and buildings, plus a description of road notices and land vacating actions by county authorities.
Public notice announces land was located at Woodward and Norman towns in Beaver County Oklahoma. It lists witnesses and property boundaries for final proof and settlement before the judge, noting publication dates and the need to file and prove claims by specified terms.
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