01 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1901
Page
1
Beaver residents see hot weather, repairs, and social visits as a busy week unfolds. Dental work, clothing purchases, and real estate updates are recorded alongside church mobilization and picnic plans for August at Halit's Grove.
The report describes heavy rainfall and drought impacts on forage crops near Dodge City, noting occasional damaging hail and wind but overall benefits for cattle grazing. It mentions a livery barn sale, a public notice about debts, and details of upcoming veterans association events and formal gatherings in Kansas.
Rev A A McShese who conducted revival services at the Presbyterian church last week has arranged for regular church services. He will preach on the first Sunday at Second Creek Tennessee at 11 am and 8:30 pm and will hold the preceding evening service. He will also preach at Clear Creek and Beaver churches on set dates with morning and evening sermons. A serious accident occurred at the Kinder home when Mrs Harriet Boyles fractured a femur after tripping over a rug. Dr L S Mensell reports the neck of the femur was broken and Mrs Boyles is in satisfactory condition.
Louis Julie died at the home of Mr Parker in Ingen township July 12 1901 from stomach congestion after an illness of only a few hours. He was twelve years old and had been in the county three weeks recently leaving Missouri where his parents resided. Funeral services were held at Mr Parker's home by Rev A McBhane and the remains were laid to rest at Legon Cemetery.
The regular examination of applicants for teacher certificates will be held in the county superintendent's office at Beaver Oklahoma on Friday and Saturday August 8 and 9 1900. Miss Corths Magey.
Mrs Eligabeth A Curtle of Logan Township died July 26 after six months illness due to dropsy. Born in Jerseyville Illinois in 1840, maiden Rosabuth Adams, she married Taander Curtis in 1863 and had four children Harry Frederick Clyde Lala. Funeral held at home conducted by Rev A C McShane, interment Logan Cemetery. Also notice: South Western Vertebrate Association reunion at Dodge City August 26 27 28 29 with expected heavy turnout from Haver county.
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