01 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
1
Local notice lists farm loan offers with no delay, directed through the County Clerk’s office. Mentions Mee Frank Stanton at the Stone restaurant, and various local residents, businesses, and social updates amid Thanksgiving activities and weather notes.
The Deestrick Skule show by the Marthas Wednesday night drew hearty laughter with performances by Billy Quinn as schoolmaster and The Gieeting Girl. The event netted about $76, while local reflections include Dr L Long's Erie trip, Mrs. Quinn’s family visit, and Beaver residents hearing of rail plans and upcoming farewells as Grandpa and Grandma Bridwell move to Missouri.
All day exercises and a basket dinner followed the dedication of the North Flat M E Church. Presiding Elder Bares delivered an interesting sermon. A Thanksgiving address was given to a large congregation at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening.
A whimsical write up recalls Miss Kuma Crabtree and others enjoying a dinner Sunday at Mr and Mrs Wii Gharlotte’s home in the Norcy Flat area. The host’s hospitality is praised as a cherished experience, known only to those invited.
Culwell County Judge Thon died during the accausation against J W Culwell on motion at the county attorney with hearings set in district court before Judge Bowles that week. Culwell was returned to fill the unexpired term and assumed office Monday morning. Miss Bertha Turner, former clerk under Judge R B Dickson, was retained by Culwell.
J W Grewer of Greenwood Louisiana suffered severe lumbago with back pain that progressed to near paralysis. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy he reports being no longer troubled by the ailment. Sold by F G Tracy.
Beaver recounts a close call when a gasoline stove at the Stone restaurant ignited Monday. Miss Phebe Stone left the valve open, air fed the flame, and Mrs. Stanbro added a lit burner. A crowd aided with buckets and extinguishers before Clifford Lewis doused the blaze with wash water, stopping harm.
Mrs. D. Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio shares a family remedy story praising Foley's Honey and Tar for a child's severe cold and throat inflammation. She recommends keeping a bottle at home and warns against substitutes.
Beaver residents fear repeated near misses as a gasoline stove fire at the Stone restaurant sparks warnings. Fifteen chemical extinguishers exist in town businesses but only four were used, some not charged, prompting concern that a larger blaze could occur. The piece urges residents to heed safety calls before another May 9th fire becomes the only consolation.
The Martha society of the Christian church hosted a Thanksgiving feast at the Stone restaurant on Thursday. The event featured a long menu including turkey cranberry sauce slaw mashed potatoes sweet potatoes eggs pie pumpkin pie and various beverages. Participants praised the hostessing women for a delightful meal and expressed gratitude for being their guest.
Community mourns Mer. V. V. Cosner of Beaver area after a brief illness. Funeral and burial held in Augusta. Beloved wife and mother of several children, husband and family deeply grieved. Sympathy extended to bereaved family from friends and relatives.\
Beaver county buyers plan to enter the ground floor at the next fair with Morgan colts and a two year old stallion, highlighted by state fair blue ribbon stock. Government interest centers on the Morgan breed, with Merara Quilwell and Kinder noted as proponents. Farmers urged to visit the stock exhibit and inspect the prized animals. A kidney health testimonial praises Foley Kidney Pills from Rochester and nearby dealers. Mrs Robertson introduces a line of hand painted china for Christmas, described as irresistible and stylish.
District court was adjourned Tuesday due to late arrival of witnesses in many important cases. It will reconvene Monday, December 19th with hopes to clear the docket and move forward on key matters.
Christmas sale held at Webb's store in the north room on Saturday December 10. Pure Food sale also offered with family friendly shopping hours 11 to 8. Shoppers encouraged to come in and find desired items.
An Erie area classified-style notice features A Schwingeck of 617 Elia Street Buffalo promoting Mr Kings New Life Pills. The ad claims cures for chronic constipation bilious diseases jaundice indigestion headaches malaria and debility and notes 26e at C Tracy's for purchase.
Haran readers listed renewing or starting new subscriptions in the past week. Names include I C Apple Madison new sub Hitchcock new sub Recow Groseclase Logan L F Griffin Balko new sub B G Skloner Beaver renewal D Bilbro Floris new sub W Knowles Beaver renewal J B Little Beaver new sub Al Raddivk Meaver new subs J M Jones Ballo new sub Frank Galloway Macone new sub Talah Wyand Valley Wi new sub by Mrs J Quinn Beaver Mrs Mary Keith Protection Kuns new sub by L Drummond Beaver E B Holland Damboy renewal Go ty De Munsell for a perfect Ot in capnetogles and nose glaston Specta cles from DAY to 20 Speatacls on a on from lf to BP Ll oot
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