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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1899
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a local Te and Ae events with references to Wii and a person or group named Newinn Vieriig Kanes. The readable portion hints at a community or meeting note with unclear details and no definite action or date.
Local items from Beaver county report price cuts at Custer store and closing out sales at Canter. Residents note visits, weddings and travel, with court and probate updates. Public sale notices, school district petitions, and reunion preparations mark community activity.
The sixth annual Muldiers' Reunion of the Southwestern Veterans' Association is planned in Beaver Wednesday through Friday. Officials say a large crowd is expected and Beaver residents are preparing hospitality, with a program including outdoor exercises, music by the Beaver band and Englewood drum corps, dances, speeches, prayers, and tributes.
Partial list of lands for sale in Beaver Oklahoma includes 100 acre uplands with good water, 160 acre parcels ten miles from Beaver with garden timber and house improvements, 160 acres cattle ranch ready land near Beaver, several parcels with timing options and clear sites. Prices range from 6000 to 61000 with multiple water and improvement features noted.
The University of Oklahoma announces the fail term begins Tuesday September 12. The management touts an expanding enrollment and broader development, highlighting four schools and new departments including Biology with $1200 in equipment. Tuition is free and graduates are urged to join in building the territory.
Will Thoimss to putting up bay at the X Creech this week. T. M. Mitchell of Hardesty has been in the city for several days on bustoom. Ralph, a little son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Shaw, formerly of Beaver, died at the home of his parents in Welston Oklahoma on August 23, 1909, aged one year and eight months. Pisin were called to marriage Sunday at the home of F. B. Drummond. Mr. C. O. Tannehill performed the ceremony, after which the couple went to the bride's home where an attending dinner was served. Both resided in Elmwood township, where they plan to live. The young couple enjoy the respect of many friends. The Herald expresses hope their married life will be successful and joyful.
A Presbyterian church meeting last Sunday sought the congregation’s will on retaining Rev J J Bageley for another year. Seventeen members participated, eight voting yes with absentee ballots added making nine in his favor, while nine opposed. The presbytery has not yet responded to the election report.
A playful, vintage ad copy extols Santa Fe trains with Vallwsa tourist sleepers and comfortable cushions as a reason the line is best to New Mexico, Arizona and California in warm weather, while urging agents to apply.
The readable fragments mention a medical setter or facility and duties connected to a local notice. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage, but the piece signals an official notice context and a potential schedule or obligation connected to a public or organizational duty.
Notice is given that the following sketchical proofs compose the nature of the tract to be made the day of the district. The named parties and dates appear in the public record and will be published in August 3.
Land Office notice fragment mentions an official action or filing. Names are unclear due to OCR errors but appears tied to a person or entity seeking a claim or registration with government records. Details and parties are not readable.
Consolidated notice lists settlers Abeleginime and others filing land proof for quarters in town 5 north range 27 west. Proceedings to be before Register and Receiver at Woodward Territory on September 28, 1800. Witnesses named for Simons and others in O. T. presence. Public notice appears in August edition.
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