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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
4
The Beaver Herald announces advertising rates and subscription terms. Maude C. Thomas is publisher with weekly publication each Thursday from Beaver, Oklahoma. Rates and prior notice describe post station, postal handling, and price, totaling $110 for subscriptions.
Minutes from Goodwell Oklahoma April 20 1911 record the Pan Handle Superintendents Association organizing with officers Lynch Kal. Kennedy. Treas. Kenedy. Discussed school rules corn contest ethics grading temporary certificates finances and awarding prizes for Milo maize yields exhibits essays and county program details for the fall.
A fragmented note describes acounty or school contest with mentions of a trip to Stillwater for a Short Course. It notes a wind test prize and railroad expenses as part of an agricultural program hosted by a local board. Names are garbled but imply a prize tied to a local contest and travel.
Mrs VY Marti of St. Joe Michigan reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured her man after a severe urinary throat ailment and cough. She credits the remedy with easing breathing and quick recovery, noting repeated success and availability from F C Trnays.
The report notes visiting guests Vir Reagington and others and welcomes them after a Friday visit. Primary pupils completed language and spelling booklets, while third graders finished readers and now review. Lester Straham earned a gelion after a period of ines, room 2 won last month’s perfect reading banner with 45 signs.
A caution about a child medicine labeled Foley's Honey and Tar Compound falsely claimed as safe for children. The genuine Poley's Honey and Tar Compound appears in a yellow guide sold by F.C. Teves, raising concerns over counterfeit packaging and misleading branding.
A procession of about 200 people led by the Sunset brass band marched from Sunset to the school building on Friday April Sth to surprise the pupils. Principal Artur Tuen and Paschal Sims organized the event with baskets of food and two tables of goodies. students were served first as patrons enjoyed the feast. Prof. Henson from Twis Mounds aided in the celebration and the gathering concluded with songs and thanks to teachers and supporters for a joyous year.
Spelling and deciphering activities at the school bride conducted by Proty Henson on Perday tilehe tested Oneil and others, with several residents mentioned by name. Updates include Mey and Mr Wagner returning to eastern Oklahoma after two months away, Mrs Gainin expected home from a plomaint sie, and Me. Kiopper’s new house nearing completion under Me Snell’s supervision. Also noted are Roy Topper urging his sister Mia Walter Girton ill with pneumonia near Catneby, Mrs Martin selling seventy dozen eggs in two weeks, and social calls and visits among local families at various houses and farms in the district.
A letter extols Azalea Salve as a cure for various skin ailments while a Buetown resident reports a near escape after a horse incident. Nearby, pleasant weather fills schools with teachers busy in Room 1 as Thomas children resume rehab and progress in multiple grades. Community patrons attend the Creane literary society meeting and discuss next month's anime event.
Mr. Wilford Adame recalls a return to duties as a Lexington Kentucky Street Railway conductor after taking two bottles of Voley's Kidney Remedy. He credits the tonic with easing rheumatism and uric acid symptoms and enabling him to stand and resume work.
Fragmented diary style report lists residents like Gow and Brown making home improvements, others tending farms and gardens, plus family visits and minor mishaps. The piece notes weather quirks, road dust, and ongoing small-scale labor such as plowing, fencing, and tool repairs amid everyday life.
Local residents report a busy week with spring work underway. An oyster supper at Red Lilies drew about forty attendees. Sunday School and Christian Endeavor groups organized plans for the week. Visitors included Mrs Dennis McCay and A A McCardy.
Public notice from the Department of the Interior with dates in 1911 announces publication actions for land in Woodward Milathonea and surrounding areas. It names John W. Burden, Sally N. FMLA, and Sunes L. McCord among claimants, with instructions to appear and prove up claims before the district court clerk in Beaver, Oklahoma, on specified May dates.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of Cheney & Co in Topeka city matter. He offers ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for evidence of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A W Gleason witnesses. Hall's Cure advertised as systemic remedy. Take Multy Family Pills for constipation.
A reproduction of the painting "A Turn Out White" by Hilda Belcher will be published in the Woman's Home Companion. The work won top honors at the New York Water-Color Club and other exhibitions. The eleven by sixteen inch image is printed in full color on fiberboard paper for framing, using a new art process.
A testimonial from Jods, Souther Kin Clair, Wik, claims kidney pain and back soreness disrupted sleep and appetite. After using Foley Kidney Pills briefly, the author reports sound sleep, improved general health, and a strong belief the pills cured the issue. Sold by F. Tracy.
A damaged notice recounts Mia Galuee of Avion Louisiana praising a tonic named Bitters for restoring health after fainting spells and weakness. It claims the product offers relief for women troubled by fainting spells backache headaches and debility and promises satisfaction or money back.
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