29 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
1
All persons knowing themselves in debt to Curfman Mere Co are urged to open recounts or note accounts. Please call jalence and actuie as we must square up our hooks by the first of the new year. Yours, Lt Donnatan Mane Co.
Local notice touts five year farm loans with no delay and right terms at the County Clerk's office. Multiple payments promised and discounts offered on goods like dry cleaning and spectacles. Community notices mention a dance at Roof P Hall, illness cases, and local social events with several subscriptions noted.
In a period piece letter style, a muddled critique of winter hardships follows a community call to unity. The writer references frostbite and ailments, and urges harmony among faiths and civic groups. It closes with a moral appeal to serve the common good.
For thirty years J F Boyer of Pertile Mo sought help and found none. He now offers relief for backache nervousness low appetite lassitude and kidney disorders claiming Electric Bitters cured him. He guarantees benefits for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. At Manafields restaurant J R Thomas won a silver set for a charity raffle and donated it to the Christian church in memory of a departed member.
An anonymous testimonial from a Ohio reader notes Foley's Honey and Tar relieves a child's throat infection. The piece promotes the product, urges acceptance of substitutes as improper, and references local grocery and holiday dining anecdotes from Beaver and nearby communities.
Walter C Frazer, Abstracter, offers to write official bonds for township officers at the Bedver County Office. The service is advertised as low cost, claiming to be cheaper than soliciting friends, with immediate availability.
An unclear reminiscence mentions kidney health and a tonic, detailing personal recovery after using Foley Kidney Bille. The text shifts to describe a holiday gathering with games, story telling, and refreshments hosted by Reola Mansfield and aid Miller. Attendees listed include Reola Mansfield Elizabeth Stone Miller Orveta Lou Quinn Fiatenes Griffy Albert Wellborn and Chalmer Strong.
The note thanks readers and patrons for their favor in the past year and looks ahead to a stronger year. It wishes happiness and prosperity, pledges to move forward with resolve, and to print all the news readers expect with brighter hopes.
JW Greer describes a medical ordeal with lumbage pain and paralysis, mentioning hypertonic injections and intense attacks. The account cites Foley’s Kidney Remedy and a local town, noting improvement after using the medicine sold by C. Tracy.
Surprised by guests from the Martha's Christian church Tuesday night the Fickels hosted a small gathering at home with ashwarbet and cake. Attendees included Mesdamoes Smith Sickler Manafield De Carter Ton Thomas Miller Mr and Mrs W L Roberson Mrs and Mr Days Manning Mr and Mrs PB Russell Mr and Mrs W T Quinn Mr and Mrs W H Thomas Mr Provost.
An old advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a blood based remedy. It touts internal action, cites testimonials, and lists Cheney & Company Toledo as the supplier, urging readers to send for free responses and buy derived products.
One hundred dollars reward is posted for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who burned the Clear Lake school on the night of December 25 1910 in Diatriet No 2 Anaxtes Eran Dire Wilward W McGowan Clork.
A fire destroyed the Clear Lake shophouse early Sunday. Local factions in the district may be at odds, with speculation the blaze was malicious. The school board has posted a $100 reward for information leading to convictions.
A Fayetteville man recounts how his sister, exhausted by consumption and failing health, was cured by Dr. King's New Discovery. He praises the remedy as the best medicine he has seen and notes a free trial offer and guaranteed satisfaction.
To Our Readers Christmas has come once more and gone and in observing the custom of the past the Hexano during Christmas week noma oUF Abort Spano will not permit any long any and neither are we of the aepoints to hurdes you.
Sheriff Miller and deputies escorted two prisoners from Hooker to McAlester. John R. Webster received eight years for murder after a quarrel with his stepfather left him dead. Otto Kneis was sentenced to four years for forgery and selling mortgaged property.
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