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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
4
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The lost week of school is busy with exams and a final review as students prepare an entertainment on Friday. A Brownie drill, a flag dedication by thirty two pupils, and a play titled The Private Secretary are planned to raise funds for a school encyclopedia. The event starts at 5 pm on Friday April eight with transportation arranged for pupils. baccalaureate Sunday April WH at eight pm in the Court room. graduation exercises May two at eight pm. Seventh and eighth graders promoted to high school listed. Everyone invited.
Local items describe infrastructure work and new halls on the Wilson farm and at Lake, including a windmill water draw for stock. Prominent residents Welker Holderman Skinner Rob verte faced a note extension dispute after a well machine purchase.
Community reports from Clear Lake and surrounding areas detail gatherings, property sales, weather, and local projects. Mentions include Arthur How, Mr Holter, and the Goard rifle event, church activities, a windmill tower, a new YMCA hall, and road to Shattack.
A user reports marked health improvement after taking Foley Kidney Pills, claiming better sleep and overall vigor. The testimonial credits Kalyy Kidowy Pills with restoring restfulness and energy, noting relief from prior weakness and run-down condition. Sold by B.C. Tracy.
Mrs MoT Smith reached home on Wednesday after a month with her mother and brothers in Missouri. She reports a good time. A number from Twin Mounds attended a quarterly meeting at Caleyville led by Dr. Burns, district superintendent. The new minister Rev. Purcell preached to a crowded house at Twin Mounds on Sunday morning.
Mrs. V Marti of St doe Michigan reports her boy suffered severe bronchial trouble. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with relief and recovery after other medicines failed, noting ease of coughing and rapid improvement. Sold by 20 Tracy.
Fragmentary notes report Logan district constable seizing fence materials and other items from BOA property. Mentions a juez Montgomery Gilbert Vaniaseel case, Parker and Me as players in a local dispute. Also references Ed Attyity Seed for Sale and a Tom Smith from Siattuck visiting a residence near Rinwa.
Wilford Adame recalls being confined to his bed with rheumatism and using Voley's Kidney Remedy. He claims after using a third bottle his sickness eased and he returned to work as a street railway conductor in Lexington, Kentucky. Sold by F.C. Teney.
A garbled but recipe heavy passage detailing multiple fruit salads and dressings. It describes peeling and cutting fruits into cubes, marinating with spices, and mixing with cheeses like Requefort. Mentions orange salad and a finish with olive oil, vinegar, paprika, and pepper. Ends with a dated note: Woman's Home Companion for May.
Fragmentary item notes an incident involving Beetown Wisconsin resident Samuel Nireh and a horse kick. A rough medical account mentions a drug or remedy and a later claim of complete cure by Hucklen’s Arnica Salve. Other garbled terms obscure additional names and places.
An old advertisement from Empire Oil Company Cleveland Ohio promotes a profitable oil offer while warning of common ailments and endorsing Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes a payment promise of one hundred dollars for any Cotarth not cured by the claimed remedy and notes notarized statements. The ad lists Cheney and Company Tule, Ohio as the manufacturers and sellers.
Mrs. Laura Gaines of Avaes Louisiana writes that doctors had given up on her and family feared she would die. Her son urged she use Blea Bitters and she reports strong health, improved strength, and renewed vigor. She endorses the product as guaranteed to aid health.
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