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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
8
Tracy announces a thirty day clearance with many bargains and extra discounts across all tables. Most items will be marked down below prior prices with additional ten to percent reductions on all lines not further discounted. Summer waists shirts and ready to wear items in latest Spring patterns offered at substantial savings to attract shoppers.
Cupid sweeps North Flats as three couples marry in quick succession. Maggie C. Darban wed Fred L. Barrow at the groom’s home, officiated by Methodist pastor William J. Grout, with a small gathering. Others, Karl May and Grace Meavard, and Glidio Lucas and Roth Woodsitl, wed in family homes with local clergy officiating, marking a notable social stretch among prominent residents.
August 1011 Newark and Madison residents were married with William J Kicont officiating. The notice mentions hopes for subscribers to Hexein and a prosperous life, plus other local marriage notices and a request for grain seed.
The Beaver area paper asks contributors to condense news for same week publication due to crowded columns. Notes on local moves include Chas Dixon and wife trading property for hotel in Kiefer Creek County and departing today. Harley and wife’s Beaver hotel past. Mrs Dixon a skilled cook and manager. Judge Loofbourrow and family return from Excelsior Springs Mo. for recuperation. Pastor W J Groat reports a temperamental thunderstorm but fair audience at Beaver Schoolhouse, with next service planned. Mrs May E Cranmer, wife of Charley Cranmer, dies at Coldwater Kansas July 29 19th. Charley Cranmer, a longtime Beaver resident, receives community sympathy.
Three room residence on Douglas Avenue with almost an acre of ground. Stable and fence on site, appealing price for quick purchase. Includes two room option with large stable and a 50 foot fenced lot, priced at 400 dollars. Contact Warren Fracen for details.
Oklahoma's school land department shows the state as a major landlord in the southwest with 2,078,962.57 acres leased and 982,008 acres leased in the last two years. The department manages a $5,000,000 school fund, with loans to counties and state buildings, and investments across the state. It preserves historical land grants, includes vast common school lands, indemnity lands, and public building lands, and has begun oil and gas leasing yielding bonuses and royalties while expanding staff to 46 employees.
An advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It asserts blood and mucous surfaces are targeted, offers a $1000 reward for any failure, and invites readers to request circulars and testimonials. Also notes local thunderstorm damage to Mr and Mrs Jacob Robins residence and mentions cases involving theft of mares and other local notices.
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