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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
5
A fragmentary notice lists barley seed for sale at auction in Beaver Oklahoma. The item mentions a new poetry book by Fellow and notes about military wear or equipment, with unclear details due to damage. The readable text emphasizes sales and local market items in Beaver.
An advertisement touts Stella Vitae as a remedy for women’s suffering including poor digestion and fatigue. The copy claims a Southern physician perfected it and urges readers to buy from local dealers. Various local notes mention visitors, travels, and a school restart as townsfolk engage in everyday events.
In a broad survey of community notes, Newton Pickett visits Knowles on business while Pearl and Willey Hendricks spend Sunday at Mr Sprague's. Residents discuss schooling, church services, weather, and farm life with updates on family visits, farming plans, and an anticipated May bloom.
Local column lists farm work and social visits in North Fork area. Names mentioned include J. J. Gheen, Henson family, Arimetrong, Moser, Panhinan, Williams, Meaner, Bachman, Uheen, Gaunt, Porter, Miller, Doop, Cunningham, Dyson, Hensler, Murray, Adams, Killpatrick, Kilpatrick, and Carkody. Observations cover grain hauling, oat and barley drills, cattle trips, a new ball for a Plainview boys team, baptist services, and upcoming meetings and social events. Weather and field conditions show wet soils delaying cultivation.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to drive out malaria and build up the system. It notes the formula on the label shows quinine for malaria and iron to strengthen the body, emphasizing the product as tasteless.
Public notice from Chris J. Burke of Kansas City Missouri offering a free book titled Ostarrh and Its Dangers. Readers may write to him at 906 Waldheim Building to learn about his catarrh cure and share a brief history of their case. The ad invites letters detailing readers’ conditions for personalized information.
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Mt Vernon revival meeting continues with Sunday school at the Mt Vernon school house each Sunday at 10 00 come and help with the old work Mrs Groves was on the sick list Ina weak Grandma Kile visiting Beaver City for doctoring Adaie was sick last week Alta Fowler visited Mrs Groves Avs Kile dehorned cows last Saturday Mrs Anna Kile ahead of meat people with young chickens keeping over 200 birds.
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