Public Auction near Beaver sells various farm, houseware items
A public sale will be held five miles south and twelve miles east of Beaver on Monday September 2. Numerous items listed include livestock age nine to ten with weights from 900 to 1160, mule and mule colts, several cultivators and plows, wagons, hunting and farming gear, household goods, furniture, beds, chests, a safe, stoves, a dining set, and more. Terms: cash for sums ten dollars and under. over ten dollars on note at 10 percent interest with 15 months credit. discounts for cash on some items. removal not before sale completion.
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Beaver
Dourwood
Irvin Young
Twin Mounds
A. W. McClurg
Follett
Bateman
Red Cross
Sharp
Mark Joy
Floyd Girson
Beaver County
Remer's Grove
Janet Counter
LaVerne
Roy Wilson
Free Lunch on the Grounds at Clearlake Notes
A local notice from Clearlake covers community events and personal updates. The message mentions a free noon lunch on the grounds, church activities, travel notes, and health news, including a memorial service plan for Floyd Girson and various visitors and residents returning from trips or illness.
Fragmented Tale of Tasteless News Sentence
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Crowe and Che Chol with encoded terms like Malaria Mesquiva and Prinee, suggesting a distorted report about a transmission or exchange. The readable bits are insufficient for a clear event, person, or organization identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe
Prinee
Untitled fragment on Grove's Tasteless Chill remedy
A garbled excerpt cites Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with claims to purify and heal blood and purport to energize the body though text is unreadable and contains mis-spellings and distorted phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Yemen
Hriow
Pine rain slows farm work near Twin Mound
August 26 report from Twin Mound notes rain Thursday night hindering grain hauling to Knowles. Local residents keep busy, with several families visiting relatives and others at Beaver for the week. Mentions Nellie Booth Jennie and Ernest Shiner and Maude Thomas in nearby activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Mound
Farmere
Knowles
Anrithee Wile
Booth
Nellie Booth
Jennie
Ernest Shiner
Beaver
Miss Maude
Thomas
Local notes reflect community life and weather hopes
The column records neighbors socializing and touring, with visits to family in Missouri and Kansas, a party at Evans, sorghum making, and a legal trespass case set for Beaver. It notes rain needed, crops in poor condition in Missouri and old Kansas, and a Kansas man settling locally. Red Cross meets weekly, and varied family movements, illness, and farm activity are described.
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Benton
Hudson
Misouri
Kansas
Missouri
Bentley
South Elmwood
Asa Kile
la' Kemp
Asa
Johnnie Greer
Kile
Soldier Boys
Art Evans
Red Cross
Garrett
Mesdames H. Garrett
H. Deane
C. J. Fowler
Lovi Good
Emma Smith
Alice Fowler
Selma Walters
Rosetta
Levica Deane
Maude Jacobs
Elmwood
Batman
Liberal
Iva Fowler
Walter Cook
James Bridges
Quire Acre
Aily
N. J. Walters
Milton Green
Huguley
Mr. Green
Oklahoma City
Green
Mra
Keever
P. R. Johnson
A. L. Clark
Aller
Bilious Attack Remedy Suggestion
An advertisement explains a bilious attack due to liver failure causing constipation fermentation and nausea with vomiting and headache. It advises taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver clean the stomach and restore health at a quarter.
Sophia Chatter and Social News from Sophia Area
Rains over the past weeks improved local row crops. Mrs R P Thomas hosts nephew Mr Oldaker from Texhoma before Camp. He extends his stay after missing a notice. Several musicales and social events drew well attended, including Jinkine, Chesnut, Anderson gatherings. The Kilpatrick family ties and forthcoming marriage are noted with local familiarity.
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Sophia
R. P. Thomas
Mr. Oldaker
Texhoma
Jinkine
Chesnut
Anderson
Mise M. Davis
Wiliam Al"ips Kilpal
Piece
James Davin
Allen Kilpatrick
Has
Beaver county notes and community happenings
Beav er county readers report returns of locals to farming life after years away and bustling social events. Elmer Palmer rents a farm for wartime, Celia McCantrey hosts a farewell dance, residents discuss sickness heat and school turnout while drafts and camping plans shape the week. A testimonial touts Chamberlains Tablets improving digestion for Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pa.
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Snd
Kansas
Old Beaveran
Tom
Beaver County
Elsie Henson
Shawnee
Eph
Clarence Lindauer
R. P. Thomas
Mr. Oldaker
Logan
Golden
Alva Clark
Matt Painter
Frank Nahama
Elmer Palmer
Ed. Huff
Mountain View Church
Galen Palmer
Harry McNultey
Mr. McNulty
Texas
Clyde Williams
Geo. McCartney
Celia McCantrey
Brat George
Loyd
Lee Lindauer
Glenn Thomas
Balko
The
Christian Church
Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Blue Grass Echoes Community Notes From August Visits
Blue Grass residents report visits to Balko Spearman and Fairview relations, church services, and local events August 25 26. News mentions Rain reviving crepe crops, road work repairs on Camp Creek bridge, teaching plans for G L Hayes, and Wyckoffs buying sheep while noting improved crops and farm activity in the area.
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Blue Grass
Olin N. Boren
Balko
Oklahoma
Ida Chewell
Iva Beckwith
A. V. Fuller
Famil
EB. Stevens
Moore
Speermore
Fairview
Oscar Crisswell
Frank Eades
EK. Stevens
Tom Brean
Mise
Ethel Jenkins
Wm. Wolla
Joe Williams
Ralph
Marguerite
Ever
James Wyckoff
Lawrence of Marshall
Mitts Wyckoff
Maude
Matie
Julius
Glen
Waynoka
HN. Woodward
Woodward
Willams
Miss Wyckoff
Wyckoff
Men Hauling Coal From LaVerne At Odd Hours
Workers are observed hauling coal from LaVerne at irregular times, causing curiosity about supply patterns and potential industrial activity in the area.
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LaVerne
Teachers Resolutions from Beaver County Institute
Beaver Oklahoma August 24 1915 teachers of Beaver County Normal Institute adopt resolutions praising County Superintendent G T Ayers Prof Herod Dr W W Phelan and Supt G E Tenney for efforts in education and school management. They adopt Oklahoma Composition test, organize Junior Red Cross, join Council of Defense war work, and plan Reading Circle districts with enrollment cards. Also recognize editors and plan a round table for teachers. Joe Michel and family visited county seat on Saturday.
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Beaver
Okla
Beaver County Normal Institute
Mont Servion
G. T. Ayer
Herod
W. W. Phelan
G. E. Tenney
Phelan
Beaver County
Fred Aom
Red Cross
Council of Defense
W. S
Ayers
State Board of Education
Tire Bargains Factory Seconds in St Louis
Automobile tire ad from St. Louis offers factory seconds at half price with non skid options. Prices listed include plain and non skid tires with small differences. Purchasers urged to remit by money order or cashier’s check for shipment.
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Jaain Tae
Julius Spiro
St. Louis
N. Broadwy Tire
Mall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Signals Local Cure Claims
An ad copy fragment touts Mall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh claimed to be incurable, asserting the disease is influenced by constitutional conditions and requires internal treatment. the text emphasizes local prevalence and constitutional factors in forming its remedy.
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Ry Follett
Texas
Bieglow
New Mexico
Crump
Mall
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Berlin
Jersey
Rock
John Kee
Fowler
C.E. Still
J. W. Steffen
W. H. Wells
Clk
Edohn Lane
Libuaine
Tye
Fik
Farrell
No Vinit
Clearlake
I Husson
Fortune
Dake
Steve Mendenhall
Mike Hazel Mendenhall
Eora
Wichita
J. W. Caley
Ford
Bhockley
Blackewell
Elmer Brown
Tesae Crawford Amtaxon
Bertley
Das. Coder
Alva
Doc
Henry Law
Willie Hayden
E. A. Blankenship
Ivy Johnston
W. H. Hulton
Ike Sharpe
Fred Whittett
Mr. Crocker
J. H. Sharpe
Ella Pritchard
W. L. Taylor
Mildred Conkley
Gray
L. F
Frank Robison
Joe Michel
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