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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
8
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Two weeks after Joseph W. McNeal urged Lee Croce to back an honest election plan for November 8, Croce has not indicated willingness. McNeal proposed watchers from Republican, Democrat, Socialist and Prohibitionist parties at each precinct and duplicate tallies to ensure fairness. He also urged splitting the roles of Fred Branson as Democratic state chair and state election board chair to avoid conflicts of interest. Croce awaits an answer from Governor Haskell’s candidate.
Watonga editorials urge unity behind J. W. McNeal of Guthrie as the Republican nominee. They call for a businesslike administration, tax relief, and a united front to drive Bourbons from power and push the fight into the enemy camp across the state.
A letter from Lorena Oklahoma dated Aug 10 shows Maude Thomas, editor of Beaver Magazine, receiving a five dollar check to cover two years of back subscriptions. The writer pledges to prepaid for the next three issues and signs A D Axnenyon, hoping for satisfactory reception.
Democratic nominee D P Miller urges voter support for sheriff race in Beaver County ahead of the November election, asking constituents for their backing.
A strong rain and wind storm hit Wednesday evening causing significant damage mostly to windmills and trees. Several residents are mentioned including H Martin and J Booton traveling toward Missouri, Charles Gumerson missing since Tuesday, and Mr and Mrs Walter Smith visiting Wagner’s. The wet spell boosts vegetation growth. Rev Samuel Mecham and wife visited, then returned home.
Reports from Beaver area and nearby towns recount social visits and family ties. Rev Coppedge travels to Meade and Wichita with Cleminate Rev W M Austin for Epworth League and camp meeting, while families like Girton and Hoffman visit relatives and tend to farm business. A windstorm damages a room, moves a schoolhouse, and crops include peaches and broom corn equipment arriving for harvest.
A reader from Reynoldsville Illinois chronicled months of kidney trouble baffling doctors. After trying Foley's Kidney Remedy the writer reports a complete cure from several large bottles. Sold by F Tracy.
Clear Lake recounts historic August 12 downpour washing away soil and fence wire. Farmers report heavy broomcorn yields and rising prices for 18 tons from 75 acres. Local residents discuss prosperity, movements, and community notes including school, church, and neighborly visits.
Notice from W. Ry Ouawrran foreman states that anyone who places cattle in John Coorge's pasture must pay 10 per head per month. Swk 6-082h.
The notice extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns cuts wounds piles and various skin ailments. It claims the product quickly relieves sores ulcers boils felons eczema and chapped hands and urges trying it through F. O. Tracy’s. The rest of the column then details local farming chatter and community news from Busch Chapel including rain, broomcorn pulling, farm moves, visitors, births, and personal updates.
Struck A Rich Mine reports W. Bends of Coal City Alabama credits De King s New Life Pills with curing 12 years of liver and kidney trouble. The pills are praised as best for constipation malaria headache dyspepsia debility. 25 cents at FP C Tracey Clear Lake. Weather notes report heavy rains since July 40, boosting crop prospects. Jim Stafford shows a strong mile maize prospect, Mr. Fassleman also optimistic.
The Cross Roads notes mild conditions and a week of busy activity with Wm Cane and his wife from Liberal visiting friends on their claim. George Whitmer installs a new cylinder for his pump but, while drawing the pipe, let a 60 foot length drop into the well, causing trouble to retrieve it.
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