20 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
1
Local notices offer farm loans and quick money from John W. Savage while advertising a newborn born to Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Parr. The page mentions Dr. Munsell spectacles, Foley Kidney remedies via C. Tracy, and Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pain. It notes Brown's schoolhouse revival, Beaver community updates, and Edith Loofbourrow's Beaver homecoming with regional travel references.
The Martha's held their Bazaar at the Henarn office Saturday and realized substantial amounts to repay them for their labors.
Fourteen Meade boosters visited Beaver Wednesday to discuss the proposed electric railway to Beaver. An enthusiastic Court House meeting reported strong interest and momentum toward the project. A later update promises more definite plans for readers.
A social series of church services continues until Monday night with inspirational preaching and practical talks. Evangelists Avame and Exownts urge attendees to bring friends for blessing and growth in faith. Also notices Foley Kidney Pills and alfalfa seed for sale with local contact details.
Public sale advertised by Col Woolery auctioneers listing stock including mares and foals, cows and calves, implements, household goods, grain and other items. Sale set for 10 am from a farm location south of Beaver with cash payment and terms offering bankable notes on purchases. Auctioneers W G Fields and W B Leonard with clerk.
The Beaver County Teachers Association met in Beaver on April 11 1001 with a large audience and over sixty teachers in attendance. The district school staff attended including Supt S W Black Prof Lavaghton and others, highlighting an orchestra program and lectures on progress and modern methods in education. Officers were elected for the coming year with President J B Tooker and others, as the gathering praised Beaver faculty and prepared for future improvements.
The notice outlines events for Beaver Commencement Week including a reception for 4th grade graduates on April 25 at achon building, a public entertainment with games at Koft Hall on April 27, a school picnic on April 30 at Allen's groves, and an annual graduating exercise with address by J. W. Colwell on Court root May 2. It also includes a health note about constipation and a sales line for Chamberlaine's Tablets.
Easter exercises at the Methodist church brought together officers Superintendent J A Spohn Assistant Superintendent WH Bulick secretary Loubelle Groat treasurer Dr J A Miller organist Mrs T 4 Spohn and a young group including Mawes Kable Chilcott Gracie Malick Lela Moose Lole Groat Masters Tole Meese Kyle Mewes Hugh Spohn Jean Spohn Hilboro Groat. The decorations featured a white rose centerpiece and were simple yet beautiful. The program was led by organist Mrs Spohn with support from Etta Mewse and Loubelle Groat.
For Rent. The McKew cottage after May tat. Six lots fenced with woven wire, small stable. ree O, Vianna.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Renne dyle for children, noting leaf sugar and root extracts give a maple syrup flavor. Claims relief for colds croup and whooping cough and lists availability from all dealers.
Advertisement offers eggs for hatching from purebred White Wyandottes in Florida. Prices stated as 0.00 per egg and 91.00 per dozen, sender listed as Harem Kwan at Clear Lake. Contact Logan by phone line No. 4 with a reference to 1-19.
An old ad copy claims King’s New Life Pills transform weakness into strength and energy, curing constipation headaches chills malaria and more. It touts sugar coated health globules and promotes sale at a Fred Tracy location.
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