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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
4
Advertisement fragment indicates subscription rates and carriage routes with various city names and schedules. It lists 51 00 a year and references Wichita Falls Northwesters and Woodward Cantafee lines with departures and arrivals. The legible parts show pricing and travel timing but are incomplete.
Local residents express desire for rain while Hayden's bees sickness and visiting family members shade the week. Women dance. Meo and Mre LH Sharpe host gatherings with Mr and Mrs Low Shollentanger visiting.
Community notes report Bills building a new house near a Christian church and plans for repairs. J G Mathers returns from Nebraska and Kansas. A gate valley company pays shares and orders a drill. Attendance at Woodward event draws 102 tickets. Local harvest delays, tennis gear update, and routine farm news alongside an advertisement for Po-Do-Lax and private money loans.
An ad touts Bloaney Liniment to stop facial and body neuralgia with a few drops promising relief and brighter life. The piece shifts to a weather discussion noting rainfall amounts and their vast water impact, claiming one inch would flood land to deep depths and weigh over 110 tons per acre, per Daily Oklahoman.
An advertisement touts Thirty Six For 25 Cents Dr King New Life Pills in glam bottles containing 30 pills each. It promises relief from constipation by taking one pill with water at night, claiming quick morning results. The notice also promotes land listings with Frazer & Fickel and mentions farm sales offered by September 1.
A vintage ad touts Dr King s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds bronchial and lung ailments. It promises relief and a cure claim and urges readers to visit a druggist for a bottle today.
Notice of settlement of account and final distribution in the estate of Wesley M. Loe deceased. Rebecca Lee, appointed administrator, has filed final account for court approval at Beaver County Courtroom during the August term, urging any interested party to appear, file exceptions, and contest the account. Court dates listed and signatures of county judge and court clerk.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims tonic value with quinine and iron. It targets the liver, fights malaria, nourishes the blood, and builds up the system. Sold at 50 cents.
A vintage advertisement touts Stella Vitae as a cure for numerous female ailments. It claims pills restore energy, vitality, and health, promising improvements in mood and appearance. The piece urges immediate purchase and offers dealer approval with a money back guarantee. Beale, Oklahoma appears as a distribution note.
Catron Kentucky woman Bettie Hullock writes of four years of womanly troubles and severe pain. After doctors offered little relief her husband gave Cardui the Woman's Tonic. She began to improve from the first dose and can now walk two miles and do her work. Cardui has aided over a million women in fifty years of use.
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