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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
4
A call to boost for the Beaver County Fair with emphasis on personal benefit. Instructions to contact the secretary for further information and address given by W. T. Quinn for Stand Right and Concession Privileges. James H. Crabtree serves as secretary.
Fragmentary OCR from Denver Oklahoma shows a public sale notice with references to resources bands fixtures costs and duties. Names such as Atty HAA Hanya Tuten appear with a figure of 81 000 90. The garbled text indicates a legal or notarial process with commissioners witnesses and a payment amount though many details are illegible.
A garbledombrow of a printed food advisory lists ten commandments urging thorough food handling. It warns against raw or undercooked foods, stresses boiling semis and canned goods, promotes drinking clean water, and cautions against flies and unsanitary kitchen practices, citing visible examples and general warnings.
An old patent medicine advertisement urges mothers to treat children for intestinal worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer. It claims worms affect appetite, digestion, and growth, promising to restore health. The ad lists campaign copy and racious benefits, noting pharmacies and mail orders.
The article discusses soapweed and its potential market uses such as rope baskets twine broom and cushions. It notes curiosity from Mr Phonan and Mr Keane about the weed’s profitable applications and local county defense details.
A dubious remedy called The Best Pain Killer promotes itself as a universal cure. The report notes exaggerated testimonials and questionable origins, with references to a man paying fifty dollars for a product and warnings about deceptive production tied to unethical practices.
Fragmented text lists names and places including Beaver, New Mexico, Haver, Riverside, and Kansas areas. It includes a garbled notice with references to irrigation, prosperity and a healing product with 7 cents per bottle, showing mixed content from a local paper page.
Cattle receipts rise and prices ease with prime fed cattle down from the high end. Quarantine cattle stay firm with some sales higher. stock cattle and feeders mixed to firm. Sheep and lambs strengthen. Utah lambs near 7.00, yearlings around 9.5 to 9.0, receipts light and moderate for weeks ahead.
The readable text is a stray, philosophic monologue with scattered reflections on reform, social etiquette, and mutual respect, ending with a reference to Oklahoma Hornet. No concrete events, people, or organizations are identifiable for a proper news summary.
An old advertisement touts Porters antiseptic healing dressing as a pain reliever and antiseptic for quick healing. It claims portable use and a price of $1.00.
Fragmented ad style text extols Chamberlain's Coughs Gholers and Diarrhoea Remedy. Claims after bowel complaints two doses cure and inspires enthusiasm in the user. Warns about guarding speech to avoid harm to happiness and home.
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