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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
2
Beaver County News Roundup and Weather Drizzle
A flood of local notes covers rain soaking Beaver County soil eight inches deep, crop hopes for maize and broomcorn, hay sowing by Robert Ridenour, road overviews, and a beam of railroad chatter. The report mentions a heavy rain and electric storm, a lightning strike injuring a student, and a ball game at Ivanhoe with two wins.
Rainy weather and farm prices in rural town
A rural town reports persistent rain and crop concerns with many farmers paying workers and buyers. Local figures discuss straw prices, wheat and corn notes, and a migration of trade items including groceries from Beatrice to Floris. Community updates cover illnesses, church attendance, a Floris Liberal ball game and upcoming matches, plus local threshing and melons.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted for piles and eruptions
An old advertorial snippet touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for piles itching irritation and skin eruptions. It mentions nearby residents and farms, including Mrs B A Maney, Jan Harford, John son and McClurg, broomcorn pulling, and George Ferguson preparing stable ground for another wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Arnick
Daly
Fred C
Tracy
Katie
B.A. Maney
Jan
Harford
Ohnson
McClurg
George
Local Notes From a Busy Week in the Community
Crowded week with reports of farming and market work as cor tarmere ailkare omers cultivate near the growed ete Gryenmeek. W. 54 railroad figures in last week’s Wenstn draw interest. T H L Bow of Civar Late to bripteg pull Oroumeorn at Macy read tie week. B Hows plans tow wtrat 1.8 Johmees mate the Erei trip ve Laverne. Mrs Hut of Surprise pleased visitors at Johoses home. Roy Hopper retired frets Shattuck Mosdly bringing their daughter Mies Hoth to visit grandpa Hull. Macy awaiting Mestames J. A. and 2.8 Howe Wednesday. Mee J. As Howe under doctor care, Their lisle soma Ray and Ralph staying with grandmother Landon or Sand ere. Orpha Girton visiting friends in Bille county. Ployd Girton spent time with A W McClurg. Jak Harford guest of Johe von'e after Sunday School. Mrs Sarah Thompson spent Monday with Mrs 48 Johnson. 7 Once A Weee Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
B. Hows
Hut of
Surprise
Roy Hopper
Mies Hoth
Mise Orpha Girton
Bille
Ployd Girton
A.W. McClurg
Jak Harford
Sarah Thompson
Johnson
Flying Men Fall and Revival of Health Claims
A fragment observes various ailments and praises Electric Bitters as a remedy, with testimonials from an unnamed bottler about renewed strength. It includes local notices on threshing delays, school work, church activities, visits, and a housewife health tip endorsing Opheoberlain's Tablets for health and beauty, ending with a dealer advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Peeble
Henry
Fred
Tracy
Bunch Grass Downbay Naughdartioe Farm Notes Crop Prospects
Reports show spring crops improving with small showers boosting wheat, threshing and hauling underway. Wheat yields reportedly better than expected while a local harvest supper produced 16 gallons of frozen food and ample meals. A resident plans a new house, and locals noted improving conditions of a group calling themselves wick folke with Mrs Eve Els visiting Liberal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowers
Aedertone
Wick Folke
Eve Els
Liberal
Local farm reports and harvest notes from the county
The week brings updates from Sandy Martin and Fassily Rik Clin ton Gurete showing ongoing ruin concerns in the county. George Whitmer travels to town with a wheat load while Parmelee plans at Doss Parmelee and Mr Goode takes a lead. Jeanie Hale travels to Tyrone for coal to thresh. Lee Newell returns from threshing and pitches wheat for Duersan and West near Lorena. News is scarce this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sed
Newall
Sandy Martin
Fassily
Rik
George Whitmer
Goode
Jeanie Hale
Tyrone Priday
B. Jackson
Lee Newell
Lorena
Indian Killed on Track Near Rochelle
Indian killed by fast express on a railroad near Rochelle Indiana. The dangers of neglecting coughs and colds are warned with Dr King’s New Discovery. Testimony from JR Watts of Floydada Texas claims a cure and weight gain after a grip attack. Local notices mention prayer meetings and social visits as week unfolds with ongoing house work and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle
Fast Express
Dr. King
JR Watts
Ploydada
Texsa
Fred
Tracy's
Taken Up Stepy Roll at Farm Near Beaver City
A stepy roll is taken up at a farm located 90 miles south and 3 miles east of Beaver City. The owner may reclaim by paying for advertisement and pursuing E. T. Vewanin of Balko, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver City
Ead
E. T. Vewanin
Balko
Okla
Belts Prepare for School Year at Gate Mra
Opening of the school year September ath brings a large expected attendance. Miss Vida Riggs is the newly elected Principal with strong qualifications from Friends' University. Prof. White starts vacation and visits Friendswood. The academy will be three miles from Gate Mra with new secretary Knowles and President John Morgan. Bible study classes planned. Threshing slow due to rain. Baxerop acreage and Gate boom noted with three elevators and several stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida Riggs
Friends’ University
White
Friendswood
Texas
Gate
Orm Harris
Knowles
John Morgan
Zalema
A.T. White
L. Fi A
Mary Baker
Southwestern
Win- Heid
Gate In
Local notes mix of harvest work and community events
Village reports crops and threshing plans amid rain, plus new tradesmen and a possible property sale. Thomas Black takes a two week vacation, Allen Smith helps with late crop work, and Mrs. Elizabeth Adama visits for eye treatment. A shopkeeper from Lakemp plans upgrades, while broomcorn pulling starts and a Mothers' Club surprise honors Mrs Ridlon. Church revival begins Sunday at Happy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barringer
Will Stevett
Mothers’ Club
C. Ridlon
Mrs. R
Church of Christ
Happy Hollow
Bouyer How Furn Store Puts Up Graphophone Record
A Bouyer How and Furn Store offers a selection of gentle work and driving horse related graphophones and records with a sound casing for a dig record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouyer How
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Warning against mercury based catarrh remedies and endorsing Hall's Catarrh Cure made by F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. The notice urges buyers to seek genuine products and mentions internal use, testimonials, and doctor recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
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