15 Apr 1909
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
1
The Herald notes multiple local movements and visits including Mrs J C Bales hosting the Marthas and Judge J W Culwell’s business trip to Guthrie. Dr Newton travels to Liberal to visit his wife and late daughter, while Miss Chriss Charboneau aids Mrs J D Stone in millinery. Frequent residents and visitors are listed with churches, readers, and farm activity.
Easter services featured songs and drills by children with tasteful decorations of lilies and evergreens. A K P hall recital by Alta Roach and Albina Hallock of Englewood, Kansas, accompanied by Mrs. Stranathan, was praised despite scant local patronage. The Beaver Herald urges business support as plans unfold for future crowded viewings. Blue Mound School reports for district 74 Oklahoma, detailing enrollment, attendance, tardiness, roll of honor, and upcoming exams and a May 2008 school picnic and closure events.
Englewood suffered a major fire last Thursday night destroying the big mill and feed store and threatening the town. Estimated loss runs around 3000 dollars with 2400 dollars insured. origin of the fire is not stated. This marks a second large blaze in recent months and residents urge water works and better fire protection while discussing practical steps. The item shifts to fashion and home crafts, noting lace collars and Irish crochet as affordable stylish options, and ends with a call to Herald job rooms for stationery supplies.
The Board of Equalization for the Village of Beaver Oklahoma will meet on Monday April 5 at the office of H D Meese Justice of the Peace in the Beaver Court House Taxpayers are advised Edna Boawonann chimney T P Brarewoor Clerk J C Tracy with others from Beaver Oklahoma visited to receive a new Ford automobile shipped from Oklahoma City The Leader Tribune notes local travels and social calls including the Richardson Art Embroidery Club gathering at Mrs G H Healy s home with Luncheon and guests Edna Beardsley Boosie Sims Mae Maple Albina Hallock Alta Roach.
By mutual consent the firm of L. B. Munsell and LL Long, operating as Munsell and Long, has dissolved their partnership. All parties knowing themselves indebted are urged to call and settle. L B Munsell and L L Long sign the notice.
Spineless Cactus is described as a hardy new southwest crop yielding about 100 tons per acre, comparable to alfalfa and capable of long-term production with minimal care. It is touted as drought and wind resistant, with potential future value rivaling California fruit lands. instructions and six plants can be obtained for one dollar from Gaetus Famus in Monquero, Mexico.
A short excerpt notes a child named Bernice visiting a barber shop for a trim and recounts her mother asking what she saw. The child mentions a man in the shop and another man touching his face, reflecting a brief, cautiously stated incident from a May issue of The Delineator.
A public notice disputes false reports that Watson'udio changed hands and asserts ownership remains with Tom Watson and Mrs J B Watson. It thanks supporters for past favors and continued regard. Paul Wellborn has returned to his work at the Leader Tribune in Englewood Kansas after visiting home folks.
A testimonial claims Dr Miles Heart Remedy cured over 20 years of heart disease. Laura Russell of Logan Iowa describes severe breathlessness and fainting, crediting improved heart action and circulation after taking the remedy. The ad promises guaranteed money back if no benefit.
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