Beaver Herald Official Co Paper Heading
Wayde O. Thomas publisher notes the Beaver Herald is published weekly on Thursdays in Howver Oklahoma with advertising rates available on request. Subscription price is $1.00 per year.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
4
Wayde O. Thomas publisher notes the Beaver Herald is published weekly on Thursdays in Howver Oklahoma with advertising rates available on request. Subscription price is $1.00 per year.
Official directory listing district officials including Judge RK Loofbourrow Go Atty John A Spon Co Treasurer John Sins Clerk Geo H Wright Go Judge Geo Hy Hoi Superintendent John Swain Clerk of District Court U P Praete Clerk of Co Court Mite Mae Maple Shortt HOD Peeltan Register of Deeds HM Bulick Surveyor Oxcur Gardner Com Let Dist AH Fox Ivanhoe Com 24 Dist A A Haskell Elmwood Com Set Dist W S Vandelurg Couel
Oklahoma farmers face seed quality issues as dealers push high priced, questionable seed. The state Board of Agriculture offers a voluntary seed inspection plan: growers pay the inspection cost, obtain a certificate if quality is good, and announced lists of inspected seed sellers. The program aims to protect buyers and sellers and encourage local seed breeding, with applications to write to the Demonstration Farm Department in Oklahoma City.
The Sunday School drew good attendance with Bro. Durent presiding. Ernest Brown and Mr. Stubbs assisted in recent work. A broomcorn patch funds the pastor’s salary, ground donated by Jarre Stadford, planting by Jerry Holderman, and church members plan a quick harvest. Mrs. Sid Shockley was ill. Dr. Hunker and J. A. How remain on illness lists as August progresses.
A bustling Gate weekly item notes a bold accusation against Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns and sores, plus local updates on weather, wrecks, illnesses, a death, church events, harvest trips, family plans, a return home, and word of the “crasy Bose” incident, with mentions of key locals like Tracy, Hasted, Ridgeway, Duble, and Gresham.
Paul Mat hulku of Buffalo New York claims he always keeps at home King of all Laxatives De King s New Life Price and that they are a blessing to his family curing constipation headache indigestion and dyspepsia only at Fred Truey s.
HAL C. REID, Jeweler advertises fine watch repairing as a specialty in Liberal Kansas. Offers jewelry, silverware, optical goods, cut glass, diamonds, watches, clocks, attic and pine china. Also sells pianos and organs.
The Beaver County column reports a lighter crop than expected, new wells drilled reaching 75 to 80 feet with ample water, and many farm tasks like broomcorn pulling and railroad town plans. Community events include a Sunday School at Cottonw oon and a surprise birthday party for Miss Ilowa Barker. Local traffic highlights and visits from relatives fill the week.
Wheat for sale at the granary offered by Lawauxee McCane of Beaver Oklahoma. Price stated as Bie per bushel with a focus on quality and accessibility for local buyers.
A dusty description notes an old red, motley cow branded jig on the left shoulder and other marks including cropped right ear, water-bit, and an underbit left ear. It mentions a loan offer on farms and directs to John W. Savage near the Court House for information.
The September Woman's Home Companion preview highlights rich fashion content and useful guidance for women. Armce Margaret Gould leads the fashion department with practical, affordable styling ideas. Notable contributors include Alice Brown Annie Ibton Honest Anna McChure Stoll and more. The issue features eight special articles plus fourteen departments and extensive fashion home, decoration and household features. Local notes mention Bennington visitors, broomcorn work, and hospital plans.
Willow Creek Sunday School held a lively Red and Blue contest that boosted membership past one hundred. The victorious Reds sparked a celebratory program with red and blue decorations, a souvenir gift for each Red, and a late hour finish with songs and cake. The event concluded with cheers for both colors and a communal singalong.
An old classified style ad for a general contractor and builder offering interior finish work, stair work, store fronts, caskets, cement sidewalks and foundations. Claims high quality, years of experience and satisfaction guaranteed. References on request. Location on Main Street, Residence phone No 52. Beaver, Oklahoma.
The advertisement claims Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys and expel poisons from the blood. It asserts they strengthen nerves improve appetite and complexion and produce rich red blood. The testimonial mentions Tracy California and a local seller Fred C. Tracy.
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