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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
5
Mrs Besse Roch Thackston formerly a Beaver school teacher presents a poem praising Beaver townspeople and nature. The verse reveres Beaver as a peaceful place where children grow with honesty and the Golden Rule, and envisions future Lincoln era leaders born from Beaver.
Uncle Sam offers spring exams for Railway Mail Clerks Custom House clerks stenographers bookkeepers and other government posts. Salaries range from 800 to 1200 for clerks and up to 2500 annually for other positions. Thousands of appointments expected. Men and women over 18 may get free instruction by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 1444 Hiramlin Building Rochester NY.
The leading article profiles Oklahoma's growth, noting rapid expansion in several cities while rural population remains larger. It highlights remarkable city-building growth and includes surprising illustrations. Also covered is a joint public installation of royal lodges Rebekah and Odd Fellows at the hall, with new officers for 1910 and supper at the White House hotel.
An advertisement touts Bucklin's Arnica Salve as a cure for piles and skin ailments. A heartfelt thank you note from the Tackert and Mansoreny families expresses gratitude to friends in sorrow after the death of baby Tessie, wishing blessings and comfort.
The Marthas plan an Easter bazaar featuring a fine line of typical sale items on display with mince to be announced later.
Allen Muse Worl notes the marriage of Mise Myrtle Allen of Alva to J A Muse, formerly of Beaver now in Tiberal Kansas, at the bride's home on December 40. Both are well known locally and held in high esteem. friends extend hearty congratulations.
Public notice touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a simple solution for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney issues and bowel disorders. The ad emphasizes safety and health benefits attributed to Fred Tracy.
Notice of intention to make homestead and final commutation proofs filed by claimants in multiple townships north and northwest of Woodward Oklahoma. Included are names of claimants and witnesses, dates of notice, and offices of the U S land commissioner.
The saying identifies each stone in an arch as a keystone with the center stone typically bearing the name. It notes the keystone’s role as the arch’s central support and its symbolic designation in masonry terminology.
Fragmented schedule text lists destinations such as Liberal Kansas Englewood Kansas Pronto Oklahoma and Clear Lake Oklahoma with times like 1.00 am 6:30 pm 6:00 pm and references Tuesday and Saturday. Arrivals and departures appear incomplete and require clarification for a coherent timetable.
Church and Society Directory lists Presbyterian, Methodist and Christian churches with daily services and Sunday School times. Ladies circles and guilds meet weekly or monthly. Union Young People’s Society meets Sundays. officers and hosts named accompany weekly gatherings and public entertainments.
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