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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
4
Statement of ownership for a weekly Beaver publication dated April 10, with editor Maude Thorens, managing editor, and business manager. Names of publishers, staff, and roles listed. notary public commission expires July 1, 1910s.
Citizens may obtain Sieh stock for private ponds or lakes by calling Gerlach Hank in Woodward or writing Tod Sly in Woodward Oklahoma. The source promises delivery free of charge to the nearest location, enabling local hobbyists and pond owners to stock their water bodies.
A rambling local note detailed by Sophia Chatter covers pleasant weather, churchgoing attendance, and travel by Mr Whitlow with remarks on routing. It mentions Me Ratladge’s baptism views, farming tasks, plans for plowing, and notices about neighbors, illness, and a fire incident near Balko. The tone reflects a small town during hard weather and shared routines.
Wheat sown early looks good while late fields damaged by Wegand storm. Friday events will test Lib erade pupils amid plans for a district election the following May. Many families move, travel, or plan farming steps including broomcorn planting, corn, and garden work as residents prepare for spring weather and community changes.
An advertisement touts skin care products claiming to remove blemishes and stop chapping. The page also covers a village notice with farm updates, a local rain report, school notes, a wheat crop shipment plan, and a fatal accident near Balko with multiple injuries and bereavements.
The column blends a doctoring ad for Dr King’s New Discovery with a stream of local items. It mentions lingering coughs, fever, and relief, plus Mr J T Davis cured of a severe cough. Community happenings include schooling, birthdays, church work, a tractor purchase, examinations, and social visits around Sunset and Twin Mounds.
The report notes Barker dehorned cattle last week with WB Barker doing the work. Wilton C B Barker and J A Berhurard boys won at Beaver Jest Saturday. C J Leiaure farms Guck Bure Gen's land this year and several farmers are listing, planting broomcorn and maize in the neighborhood.
A sixteen day revival meeting at Sunset concluded last Wednesday night with Fi conversions and many decisions. Gospel teams from Shattuck Oklahoma and Stillwater Texas attended Sunday leading to five conversions and a Union Gospel Team organized. Names of new members include Henry Douglas Pred Philip Chas Philips Gen Mills Geo Thompson and others.
South Elmwood reports revival at Mt Vernon school house Sunday night on May 10. Sunday School held at Ft Vernon school house each Sunday afternoon at two oclock. Perley Joliun injured his leg Saturday after being caught by a barn door and is confined at home. John Bibbs and Asa Kile families hosting visitors Asa Kile and family plan a Colorado pleasure trip. Mr Bickford and family from near Guymon recently attended revival and started home Monday. Alfred Kile finished his mile last week. Miss Josie Smith visited her cousin Mrs Florence Bennington. A Catten.
A Kirkland woman writes that Electric Bitters revived her weak tired condition and restored appetite after illness. The ad touts the tonic as best for stomach, liver and nerves, offering relief or money back with a month's treatment and urging readers to try it through druggists.
In Catron, Kentucky, Bettie Bullocks recounts a four year battle with womanly troubles. After trying doctors and failing, Cardus the woman's tonic helped her regain strength and mobility, enabling long walks and daily tasks. The ad urges readers to consult their druggist and begin Cardus today.
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