Country Correspondence Notice Read by Readers
A notice from The Henarn explains delays in publishing neighborhood letters due to time and space limits. It urges correspondents to keep sending weekly news, notes readers that late items may appear after the paper goes to press, and mentions local items about births, visits, schooling, marriages, and weather. The piece names several residents and towns, including Gate, Wichita, Kansas, and Twin Mound, with multiple personal updates and community happenings.
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Henarn
Local Notices and Community Skim From Town Column
Showers revive crops and health improves in the burg. Cleare Barton credits a boy for his smile. Walter Cook succeeds OGW and prolongs stay at Mr. Jones. Nellie Pinn visits Logan, Mrs. Myrtle Henson hosts. Will Philipps hauls broomcorn. team flees into fence but no injuries. Will uses seedie skills in absence of a vet.
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Cleare Barton
Walter Cook
Will Philipps
Broomecorn
Will
Bray Boyer Boyer Township News Brief
Boyd area report on harvest prep and feed gathering as families move to winter dwellings. Notes include Shollenburg boy found safe, crops varying nearby, residents traveling to Liberal and Oklahoma for health and work, and local trades such as a new blacksmith shop by Livoy Baleer.
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Dr. Hil
Ames
Oklahoma
J. A. Murray
Livoy Baleer
Newfeld
Matilda
I Merille
Balko
Couch Items Rain Sparks Wheat Plowing Ready Areas
Rain in portions of the country spurs farmers to begin wheat plowing. The rainfall varies by region, with some districts reporting enough moisture to advance field work while others remain dry and unsettled.
Husted Family Visit and Local News From Beaver County
George Husted and family of Clear Creek visit relatives while Mr Wilkinson and his children join at B. F. P. Maydens. McCurdy, Earl, and Ed McCurdy travel to Liberal with broom. Pete Erickson departs for Liberal after wagon trouble crossing Beaver river. Mose and Spencer Wallace return from broom work with Cassidy. Haydon wins three broomloads to Liberal. Reed and Yoacum go to Liberal. Mrs Ewma Husted and children visit Effie Husted. Grandpa Husted reported very poorly. Missouri relatives visiting RK Nichols. C M Pritchard broomcorn pulling for C B E Husted. John Hiney family move to Beaver City for winter. Friends gather at Hirman Ratzlift’s, enjoy ice cream.
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George Husted
Clear Creek
Mr. Wilkinson
B. FP. Maydens
R. McCurdy
Earl
Ed McCurdy
Broom
Pete Erickson
Beaver River
Mose
Spencer Wallace
Haydon
Frank Reed
George Yoacum
Mra Ewma Husted
Effie Husted
Missori
Nichols
Prevent
C.M. Pritchard
C. BE. Husted
John Hiney
Beaver City
Hirman Ratzlift
The Pacific Monthly Offer Highlights From Portland
The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon advertises its year subscription at 1.50 with 25 cents postage to sample three issues. It lists offers combining McClures Magazine Woman s Home Companion and others at reduced prices, urging readers to order by number and send postal money orders to The Pacific Monthly Portland Oregon.
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The
Pacific Monthly
Portland
Oregon
McClure
Woman's Home Companion
the Pacific Monthly
McClure’s
Review of Reviews
Iuman Life
Ideal Homes
Pacite Monthly
The Peril and Promise of Stage Life for Youth
An article warns young people drawn to amateur theater that success and good pay are rare. It cites a German government salary report showing many actors earn under 200 annually, with few over 750. It concludes rare talent, not glamour, should guide career choices.
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Plaud
Personal Triumph of Individual Endeavor Across History
A column extols individual achievement with examples from St Francis of Assisi to Florence Nightingale and Gutenberg. It credits Dr. Cook for reaching the pole using sole effort and personal science, noting lack of institutional support. An inside-ad short note promotes Royal Union Mutual Life Insurance agency in Beaver Oklahoma City with contact Bus 1145.
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St. Francis of Assissi
Italy
Columbus
Geographical Society
America
Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Gutenberg
Dr. Cook
Royal Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
Beaver
Oklahoma City
Okla
Death of Railroad Magnate E J Harriman at Arden NY
E J Harriman the railroad magnate died at his Arden New York palace home on September 6 after a prolonged fit of illness. He controlled lines totaling 31807 miles and was reckoned a very wealthy man though comparatively young. Overwork is thought to have caused the death.
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Floyd Harsh
Texas
Mike Quick
Liberal
Kansas City
John
Usuten
Oklahoma
Powell Owens
Chicago
Burkes
Joe
Nanie Shollenburg
E.J. Harriman
Arden
New York
Harriman
Shackleton Announces South Pole Expedition Return Plan
The article notes Lieutenant Shackleton preparing another attempt at reaching the South Pole following claims of North Pole discoveries by Doctor Cook and Commander Peary. It questions the value of vast spending and risks to raise Old Glory at the poles, expressing patriotic pride but skepticism about the expedition’s payoff.
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Doctor Cook
Peary
North Pole
Shackleton
South Pole
Poles
Kansas City Certainty on New Union Depot Plan
After years of debate Kansas City voters last week decisively approved a new Union Station. The planned facility will be an ideal rail hub for the city, ending a long period of discussion and securing a modern transportation centerpiece.
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Kansas City
National Nurseries salesmen wanted in Lawrence Kansas
Local men to take orders for high grade western grown nursery stock no experience needed outfit free cash weekly. Write for terms and catalogue free. Address National Nurseries 7-22 9-7 Lawrence Kansas.
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National Nurseries
Lawrence
Kansas
Notice For Publication In Woodward Land Office
Notice of intention to make final or first five year proof filed by multiple claimants across Beaver and Woodward Oklahoma districts. Entries include Frank Welch of Batko, Henry A Brewer of Beaver, Ashton Dontey of Dornter, and Asty PL Dontrey deceased, with witnesses named. Public notices dated August 1900 with dates for October filings.
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Department of the Interior
U.S
Woodward
Okla
Frank Welch
Batko
Oklahoma
Dan
Tanga
Thomas P. Keardwood
Commbetower
Joh Sehoon
John Beems
J. Terhune
Henry Wilee
Ratko
D. Ouwen
Notice of Homestead Claim Final Proof Hearing
Department of the Interior notices that Asby P. Donny of Dominy Oklahoma must establish claim to southeast quarter section 22 township 4 range 20 west by final proof on August 19 at Beaver office. Attending officials include Thomas P. Bradtwood commissioner and local residents James W. Dunbar Lawrence Brown Eph B. Holland William K. Keil from Domber.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Woodward
Okla
Ammetint
Sven
Henry A. Young
Beaver
Oklahoma
Wretton IK
Thomae P. Braidwood
I Braver
Celeste
Wittenson
Darrid L. Mancing
Jose K. Roberts
Merion
Mitchel
Charles Bowbe
Ollahorn
Ome
Koglater
U. S. Land Office
Asty
Dontey
Jessie G. Dontey
Dornter
Okino
Onstead Entey
Township 4
Mange
Thomas PF. Braid
Hames
Lawrence Brows
Eph B. Holland
William & Kyle
James W. Donbar
Gro
Land Officn
Woodnant
Noties
Asby
P. Donny
Dominy
Mae
Dorth
Renge
Thomas P. Bradtwood
James W. Dunbar
Lawrences Brown
Eph B. Holand
William K. Kelp
Domber
de Gey
Onaas
Land Bargain Near Mineo Flourishing Rail Town Oklahoma
A farm near Mineo in Caddo County Oklahoma offers forty acres in cultivation and eighty acres of timber with good water and a two room house on a bearing orchard. The seller, A Groves of Beaver Oklahoma, markets a strong cash deal promising a large, flexible parcel with barns, sheds, corn cribs, and a productive acreage. The ad contrasts wealth based class disparity with a call for a merit based social ideal and reflects 1806 religious census data showing high church membership despite service gaps.
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Caddo County
Oklahoma
Mineo
Beaver
Chattel Mortgage and Warranty Deed Blanks Offered
Henaro offers chattel mortgage and warranty deed blanks in any quantity for request and supply.
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Henaro
Warning on Foley's Honey and Tar for lung troubles
Public notice warns buyers against alternatives and urges Foley's Honey and Tar for chronic coughs bronchitis hay fever asthma and lung trouble. Sold by Fy O Tracy with claim it stops coughs and heals lungs.
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Foley
Fy O
Tracy
Cushenbery Charl B Files Claim for Beaver Oklahoma Land
Department notices Charl B Cushenbery of Zelma Oklahoma failed to file commutation proof for Homestead Entry 2704 in northeast quarter section 18 township 4 north range F C M. Before A B Cothmidower Beaver Oklahoma on October 7 1909 witnesses Mac Hipsher and Andy Jones of Zelma Oklahoma John M.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Woodward
Okina
Charl B. Cushenbery
Zelma
Oklahoma
Range
F.C. M
Thomas P Braidwood
Cothmindower
Beaver
Clateant Hamer
Mac Hipsher
Andy Jonce
Okiahoina
John M
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Wh. L. Mathers
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Alice Gould
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Edith Newby
Mra
Mae Smith
Arkansas
Mro
M.D. Hubbard
A. Lee
Stella Barrold
W. J. Jones
Mies Neilie Pinn
Myrtle Henson
W. H. Jones
J. W. Smith
Twin Mound
Louisville
Sam Jones
Dusty Rooves
I Kirton
Bert Dower
Layton
Ft. Loo
Hig
Grandpa
Grandma Murray
Trom
Wm Hurke
Jake Seward
Billie
Gaylork Jones
Lincoln County
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Josie Kirrton
Mike Hastings
Mae Murray
Josie Kirton
Jennie Graves
Grandpe Murray
Shuie
Medford
Gene Carrolton
Wm. Murray
Earnest Layton
Harvey Borden
John Beck
Grandpa Husted
New Union Depot
Anguat
Henry
Mage 22
B.C. M
Photis P. Braidwood
Clamant
William Woolery
George Hurst
Mr. McKay
Archie T.stephenson
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United States
Hoskins
Hodge Building
G. H. Rush Deler IN
Hal G. Reid
Poweler Fine Watch
Beaver H DW. & Furn. CO
Mitchell and Kellar
James Barr
James H. Charther
Ass't Canhiar
the Bank OF
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F.C. Tracy
J.W. Webb
A. Laughlin
H. S. Judy
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