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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
5
A Journal article argues that diversified farming boosts income and resilience. It urges keeping varied crops and livestock, feeding animals with multiple forages, and using winter greens like pumpkins, beets, and mangels to reduce winter costs. It notes silage as helpful and highlights benefits from field peas, orchard waste, and broader crop use to maximize profits.
In Kansas City stock yards a government test shows 22 hogs inoculated with a serum by Dr M Dorant remain healthy after exposure to cholera while 13 nonimmunized dogs died. Dr LR Baker reports complete success and will submit findings to the Secretary of Agriculture.
The piece argues ordinary citizens rely on party leaders to judge tariff plans. It asserts Republicans have a track record and leadership backing, while Democrats are criticized for opposing and doing little. Between Taft and Champ Clark the choice hinges on leadership credibility.
The State Register reports arrangements for a October 23 convention to form a state body promoting colonization of African Americans in Africa under the Aurabam Lincoln African American Colonial Society led by Capt N B Baston of Stillwater and other Oklahoma white citizens. A statewide meeting in Sapulpa October 28 will gauge how many can join the colonists. A Gana Arkansas colony of several hundred, and a 100-person Southern Oklahoma colony, are organized, with offers to pay transportation costs. Letters from Kentucky Georgia and Missouri show more colonies forming. An ex Oklahoma man who lived in Alberta Africa assists, recalling a London 117 year old colonial effort.
Charles B R Coaher nery of Zelm Oklahoma filed a notice of intention to make final proof to the northeast quarter of section 15 township 4 north range 6 west at Beaver Oklahoma before Thorns P Braidwood commissioner on Friday October 108 claimants include Mac Hipther and Andy Jones of Zotinn Oklahoma John M Tague and AOC Howe of Knowles Oklahoma.
Department of the Interior, U S Land Office at Woodward Oklahoma announces that William Wiens of Lonessa Oklahoma filed for Homestead Entry No 19317 covering the east half of the northwest quarter and the west half of the north quarter of section 9 township 2 north range 2 west B C M He will present final five year proof before Thomas P Braidwood U S Commissioner at Beaver Oklahoma on October 5 1909 Witnesses include Gov Hont Klaas W Diekpiane M Wiens Joh Nolen all of Lorena Oklahoma and others from Oklahomaa
Department of the Interior Woodward Oklahoma July 1 1909 contest affidavit filed by Samuel Gordon Sophia Beaver County Oklahoma against Homestead entry 184 made September 1 1900 for N 4 NF% Section 2 Township 1 north Range 20 west. Notice of appearance waived due to due diligence. publication ordered for September 21 1909 before the Register and Receiver at Woodward Oklahoma.
Notice is hereby given by the U S Land Office at Woodward Oklahoma of multiple homestead entries. Names include Oxra H Colm AE Halko Walton Wilson Clarence K Wylan Will Fenn and others with dates from 1909 to 1968. Applicants seek final five year proofs and refusals for several sections and townships in Beaver and Balko areas.
Archer S Barrow operates as an auctioneer and live stock salesman in Willery ales anywhere, with an address listed as Vicris Oklahoma. R F DB No 2.
A jumble of train times and church announcements from Liberal and Englewood Oklahoma and nearby towns. Listings show westbound and eastbound trains with arrival and departure times, plus multiple church services and church society notices. Detailing pastors, meeting days, and Auxiliary groups for Presbyterian, Methodist, Christian Church, and Endeavor society with weekly gatherings and monthly entertainments.
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