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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
2
The Cleer Lake column reports firmer grain prices and rising wheat futures, with oats, eggs, and butter steady. Farmers stash grain for anticipated advances, note rising yields per acre for Kaffir and Yield-Ku varieties, and mention local exchanges, land leases, and community happenings including schooling, weather shifts, and church events.
A rambling local notes item chronicles a Civil War captain turned lighthouse keeper in Haven Michigan, jumbled medical ads for Elentria Bitters, district school news, weather, travel to visit kin, storm impacts, and community updates from Elmwood and nearby towns, mentioning patients, carriers, and local officials with mixed civic and personal details.
Fragmentary text describes enow benefiting wheme then notes Floyd Moore and family visiting with Mr and Meg McGuiry. Ora Warble reportedly went to Laverne the day after a load of black diamond Atratra Pewe.
Terrifying winds at the far north cause red rough skin and chapped lips. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals cracked skin, cold sores, sores, ulcers, bruises, and piles. Available only at Fred C. Teney’s.
Local residents report travels to Arkansas Missouri and Colorado with several returning home. Harker sold cattle in Lakemore while A A Haskell and son Ed delivered hogs to Forgan. Barker family trips include Forgan and Beaver County, with W B Barker and Milford returning from Arkansas to assist Mead Barker’s illness. A death occurred as Mee Barker’s mother passed away in Missouri and was laid to rest.
Crowded out last week and blustery today. W B Barker and D Coleman visited Beaver Saturday. Many attended a play at Beaver Friday and a Friday night pit supper at Shad Gen Schoolhouse. Jim Schoonover and family moved to a farm near Garrett Schoolhouse last week. Ghiod Haskell of Elmwood visited Libers and Atahson, Kansas. Fire caused 2100 bushels Kaffir corn loss on South State Wednesday night. Bon one burned Russian thistles accidentally. Misses Rena Mabel and Radie Gray visited their brother Mr. Cordin Ward Saturday. Kyle boys Bennie and Olan finished a well for Corb Wright. One fawn rabbit with one ear missing reported. Reward offered for camel? Minter Gayute John Wilton and Jim Barker went to Forgan Saturday. A blaster’s drive above Eve’s.
The Elmwood column reports Mrs. Perry Kile improving after erysipelas, Rev Seigman and family leaving for Dewey County, Noble Walters and family visiting Tryon and Indiana, Mr Walters ending his mail run, and Chas Bennington visiting his Tryon parents.
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