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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1918

Page

4

Local Families Return From Colorado Trip

B Maddox and family plus their son A recently came back from an overland trip to Colorado in their Ford. Frank Crapper, Frerefel Wright and families and Miss Sadie Beauchamp also returned from a Colorado outing. Little Miss Eula Norton is recovering from appendicitis. W F Shaw family plan to move back to Raton NM after five years in Beaver. E J Horne and family also returned from Colorado.

Hi. B Maddox Colorado Frank Crapper Frerefel Wright Sadie Beauchamp Monay Ford W. F. Shaw Harold Raton New Mexico E. J. Horne

North Fork notes show teacher shortage and local social links

Laura Henson visits in North Fork while districts seek teachers and better wages. Ed Grant and Ed Woods assist, families travel to mountains and Colorado, while McNulty moves Lute Hughes property to Texas. Eph Henson hosts dinner with Mesner Gheen Williams families amid heat. Robert and Jesse Hudson relocate parents to Beaver County.

North Fork Laura Henson LaKemp Claire Williame Ed Grant E. G. Legg Ed. Woods Sunset Arthur Williams Colorado Harry McNulty Lute Hughes Texas Robert Hudson Roy Gheen R. B. Mesner Oklahoma City J. C. Neal Eph Henson Messrs B. J. Mesner P. J. Gheen Robert Jesse Hudson Oklahoma Beaver County

Bilious Attack Remedies Advertised In Cheap Tablets

A short cure advertisement describes a bilious attack as liver failure with constipation fermentation and nausea. It recommends taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver cleanse the stomach and restore health. The price is quoted as a quarter.

Local notes on crops hogs and travel

Benton neighbors report Jackson’s broom corn prospect should start in two weeks. McKim shows fat hogs worth good money. Otto Barley bought a hundred bushels kafir from McKim. Levi Bush traded a hand car. Cap Dick Meek and son visited. J C Lowry visited Jarrell from Anglewood via Ford route. Funeral for Mrs Barley attended. Long dry spell harms late planted crops.

Benton Jackson Mr. McKim Otto Barley McKim Levi Bush Cap Dick Meek J. C. Lowry Jarrell Anglewood

Constipation of Fordatgeation

An advertisement for LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN a liquid digestive laxative from Paria Medi Co makers of Laxative Brom whine and Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic. It promotes a 50 cent bottle claim and notes pleasant taste.

Paria Medi ‘Pe Co Grove

Boyd News Dry Weather and Local Visits

The region remains dry but crops look good. Local social notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Broyles and grandchildren from Payne to Mrs. L. P. Crocker, and H. Williams of Boyd Mercantile moving stock to J. G. Trimmell. Several trips, illnesses, and Cross activities are mentioned among residents and visitors.

Boyd News Tt Broyles Payne L. PF. Crocker H. Williame Boyd Mercantile Co J. G. Trimmell Mmell G. I. Law A. Myers Coush Barmore Liberty Ochiltree Texas Bart Kollman LaKemp W. L. Taylor Helen Beck Clara Maynard W. L Rhages C. E. Wyman Red Cross L. F. Crocker Car Fred Whittitt Sunda Wyatt Liberab Eens Trimmel

Cure for Dysentry and Local Notices from Ashland

Whitelaw of Des Moines relays a testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saving a daugh ters life during a violent dysentery attack in Ashland Kansas. Earl Kirkhart returns from harvest. A nephew killed in action prompts travel to Wichita. Beaver residents visit kin while state road work nears completion. Red Cross idle last week as Church of Christ holds Sunday meetings at Mr Story's upstairs room.

Ashland Kansas Chamberlain William Whitelaw Des Moines Iowa Earl Kirkhart T. E. Kirkhart Bond Stafford J. A. Hopkins Wichita Miss Hansen Mr. Bowyer Beaver Red Cross Church of Christ

Improve Digestion With Chamberlain's Tablets Claim

Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania reports long poor digestion improved after using Chamberlains Tablets. She credits the product with restoring appetite and ability to eat light foods. The testimonial notes relief began about a year ago after trying various remedies.

Chamberlain Blanche Bowers Indiana

Twin Mounds Notes on Visits and Local Happenings

Emma and Alice Schaffer left for an extended visit with their sister while Frank Robinson and family toured Lambert to see Mrs. Cass who has been poorly. Wheat hauled to Knowles this week. Clear Lake meetings closed with conversions. Community events included Gospel Team services near Madison, a dance at Eearly Johnsons, and visits at the Boothe and Martin homes. Grandma Grandon is recovering. Frances Gill stayed with Mrs. H. H. Martin.

Twin Mounds Emma Alice Schaffer Frank Robinson Lee Lambert Cass Knowles Clear Lake Manley Boothe Clem Schaffer Madison H. H. Martin Grandma Grandon Frank Smith Boothe Eearly Johnson Carl Jones Carryig Mail Mr. Morris Frances Gill Mra. H. H. Martin

Campaign Trail Notes From Woods County Visit

Attorney Stacy Wells returned this week from a campaign tour of Woods county. He met Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hill and noted Hill’s winter work in schools at Waynoka after a Norman summer session. Howren Hall and wife left for Washington to address draft concerns while Mrs. Hall’s father, J. C. Hodge, lay ill. H. D. Heckman and family journeyed to Woodward and Enid for an eastern state visit, traveling by Ford amid multiple relatives.

Stacy Wells Woods County Homer Hill Beaver Waynoka Hill Norman Howren Hall Washington, D. C Howren Mrs. Hall J. C. Hodge H. D. Heckman Gail Woodward Enid Ford

Mrs Tracy and Mrs Thomas Stay in Woolward for Tent Work

Mrs. F. C. Tracy and Mrs. W. H. Thomas are spending the week in Woolward while extensive tents work is completed.

F. C. Tracy

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