19 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
1
The piece roams from MacArthur and Otis succession rumors to Dewey’s candidacy and Puerto Rico governance, then shifts to crop frost impacts and a mock county treasurer dispute. It cites census style business stats and liquor licensing figures, ending with a light exchange about an elderly reader and a newspaper.
Our spring visit was wet to the ground. Mr Peppa gardens for Sam Kerns. The entertainment by Mr Cora Hubbard and popita drew praise. Mrs Core Hubbard spoke on Bilocation. Mary Bimone and Dot Phillips gave fine solos. The tableau Utver Sileves drew cheers. A farce Mise Blethingay's Blonder closed the evening. Willow Springs Sunday school reorganized and will start April 22 and run weekly through September.
The Cimarron River rose about Leo feet Sunday morning washing away hundreds of feet of road and fences on both sides and damaging several claims. Cattle drownings reported though some were seen on higher ground after the downpour. KR Butheread remains able to ride out and monitor his cattle. Sir Whittaker says irrigation may not be needed soon due to the heavy rainfall.
The district reports heavy rain turning the area into farming country. Ed Hibba and family visit Clear Creek. Allen Bioseor moves to a new claim. Kimwood holds a Sunday school election. Birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Kile noted. local cattle drift and range activity described amid old rains.
The article notes a tradition of noninterference in European conflicts, with calls to support France and other factions largely ignored. It praises Washington for staying out of European troubles and describes the government as wisely conservative amid strong public opinion.
A fragmented 19th century ad lists Dr Coo's Sanitarium at 26th and Wyandotte Sts and promotes cures for hernia curvature of the spine harelip and other ailments. It mentions patient letters from Mis Co Mok and Mrs Pant fasote and notes free consultation on April 27 and 28 at the Rock Island Hotel with examinations offered.
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