18 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
1
Old magazines for sale and farm loan offers fill the Beaver county page, with calls to contact County Clerk and John W. Savage for five year farm loans. Local items report illnesses, travel updates, and visits, plus: Chamberlain remedies sold locally and various farm and business notices throughout.
Home grown peaches praised for excellence in size and appearance in Beaver County. Hollis promises a larger late harvest as neighbors note his expertise in producing quality fruit.
Citizens and business leaders in Beaver county gathered Monday to plan a large county fair for fall. DeGraw was named temporary chairman and Lawson temporary secretary, with numerous committees assigned to manage carnival, accommodations, exhibition, advertising, music, domestic science, and more. The group urged immediate action and broad participation.
W Renta of Coal City Alabama says he found a perfect mine of health with Dr Kings New Life Pills. After 12 years of suffering from liver and kidney trouble he claims the pills saved him. They are praised for constipation malaria headache dyspepsia debility. Available at FC Tracy.
The Rev. FB Mowsman, president of Southwestern College of Winfield Kansas, will give a free lecture in the Methadiet dhareh Monday evening August 22 on Visions. The talk is free of charge and no money will be raised. Also recounted is a testimonial about Dr King's New Discovery for cold and cough. Central county reports a heavy Wednesday downpour with hail causing crop damage and flooding in Beaver and surrounding areas.
A disputed contest between Spyder and Mountain Park over county seat status concluded in Mountain Park’s favor under Governor Haskell. The ruling aligns with Haskell’s administrative approach to contested elections, signaling political resolve and local power dynamics in the era.
All persons who wish to enter A. and M. College can take examination for Vame AL County Superintendent's office August 25 and 28, and if successful secure certificate to that offer. GW. MEEKS, Co. Supt.
The Ideal Church hosts Sunday August 21 service at 11 am in Beaver with Mrs M W Mason delivering the sermon on religious and moral standards.
Konrnrs D. G. Co invites bids for alfalfa seed between now and September. Send samples to Englewood Kansas and request price offers from suppliers.
C W Hoskins Watchmaker and Jeweler announces a new business operating from his residence at the northwest corner of town on Reberta Place. The move signals local retail jewelry and repair services now available in the neighborhood.
A reprinted Justice Brewer passage emphasizes practical Christianity over creeds. He favors kindness, aiding the wounded, and the Golden Rule, noting true religion lies in deeds, not doctrinal disputes. He would belong to any church if his father’s faith differed, centering on compassion.
The Hanaaa list recalls readers who renewed or started new subscriptions this past week. Names include A L Rey Lewis Kas new sub Emin Sipe Perkine and Urry Wells Pargo new sub A B Anderson Lorena renewal J R Oakes Riverside new sub Tey A M Gibbons Beaver new sub JV Johnson Beaver new sub M J Passmore Council Hil Al renewal Cannon Bubl Mian new sub 4d We Thompsun Uhrigheville Ohio renewals A Buchanan Liberal Kan renewal SP Kerns Gate renewal.
Catholic services will be held at the Hall in Beaver on Sunday August 21 with attendees urged to gather for the event. Local organizers emphasize community participation and faith.
Foreman W. Ke Otwerman states that all cattle owners placing cattle in John George's pasture must pay a monthly rate of $1.50 per head. The notice applies to all upstream renters and is enforceable by local authorities.
Citizens of Beaver met at the court base on a Saturday morning in August 1010 and formed The Law and Order League to enforce Prohibition and curb gambling. They offer rewards of 25 dollars per gambling conviction and 50 dollars per Prohibition violation, urging compliance and warning gamblers and bootleggers to cease activities.
A new Beaver business entity named Beaver Mercantile Company is capitalized at 50000 dollars with a charter granted to directors D W Webb J C Hodge F A Sharon and O D Smith. The plan foresees a large general merchandise store and aims to begin operations soon, with local officials optimistic about local business ties.
For Sheriff D P Miller Democratic nominee for Beaver county solicits voter support for the November election. Miller emphasizes service and asks constituents to back his bid for sheriff. The candidate signs as D P MILLER.
A letter from MARRY M BULICK thanking Republican supporters and W E Fickel for a fair campaign. He pledges a clean race and asks Beaver County voters to elect him Register of Deeds in the general election on November 1, 1910, promising satisfaction to all and a square deal.
Picn ic postponement announced due to busy broomeern reason. The event planned for Risley's Grave on August 22 28 4 is rescheduled to October 4 5 6. Remember the new date and be on hand for a good time. Com Eumwoop Baxv
TD P Miller expresses gratitude for the nomination and endorsement from Democratic friends, pledging to serve Beaver County with diligence. He notes personal inability to canvass due to duties, respects rival candidates, and asks citizens for support at the polls.
The advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to cure at all stages, offers a $100 reward for failure to cure, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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