19 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
1
Beaver Beaver County news notes farm loans offered with five year terms and no delay. Advertisements from J C Hodges Co and Beaver Hardware Store promote dry goods records and graphophones. Local residents face sickness and recoveries including Lucile Hodge Lenore Lomg Clara Jode and May Weir with updates on visitors and travel among Liberal Kansas and Ashland Kansas.
J R Crabtree heads to Wichita then central Florida to pursue investments. For sale a good young mare with foal by Jambo. Local sickness reports in Beaver area and calls for cleaner health, safer handling of gasoline and cleaning agents. Mrs EB Tacket and Mrs Alice Rader affected by fumes. Visitors from England described. celebration of a marriage proposal and well wishes. Clyde Garrett recaptured after escape. sheriff’s custody and a local dance incident amid drinking. Burnam and associates amid aftermath. Meade arrest and travel notes.
By order of the Board of County Commissioners the County Clerk will receive sealed bids for furnishing job work for the County. Bids must reach the County Clerk by February 1, 1911. Gro H. Warau, Deputy Clerk.
Readers of the Hmmato nave renewed or showed culmoription the past weeks HK Bartholomew Sophia new bul l Campbell Hutchinson Ks new subs Y B Early Sherman Tex new subs O W Nixon Cline new tub
Erie veteran A. K. Smith reports years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble but says Dr King’s New Life Pills fixed him. He urges others to try them for stomach liver or kidney issues. Available for 26e at Fred Tracy’s.
J R K Thomas marked the seven decade milestone on Monday January 16. J B Quinn and J R K Caraberea, friends of the family, joined in a dinner honoring the occasion and Thomas birthday observance.
A wedding took place Sunday evening January 1911 at the Quinn home. Miss Cora Weir, sister of Mrs. Quinn, married Mr. Herodel McCall in a brief ceremony conducted by Rev. R R Coffey of the Christian church. Immediate relatives attended, a simple reception followed. The bride, daughter of S B Weir, formerly of Beaver now in Oberlin Kansas, has lived in Beaver and vicinity most of her life. The couple are regarded as highly regarded and will begin their new life together in Beaver County.
A legation report from Legatig notes the Bank of Benner hosts a public auction in 1818 terms. Officials outline payment, collateral, and court dates affecting Avett Youn and others. The notice cites commission details and the role of Nobary Puble in the transaction.
A group of young people were entertained on Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wellborn’s home by Misses Vivian and Bessin. They enjoyed dancing, games, and music and reported a most splendid time in a social suburban setting.
The Rev Il R Hicks Almanac for 1911 is advertised as a guardian for many homes. The magazine and almanac are promoted together, with Word and Works Publishing Company in St. Louis offering prepaid orders and official sales details.
An old limited text advert announces a free grinder for thresh grain and corn meal production. It lists contact or location details in Beaver Oklahoma with names such as H. D. Muntu and mentions dates 1-10 1-28. The notice asks patrons to bring in their grain for grinding and includes offerings like fine grade corn meal.
Oreilly Quinn celebrated a birthday the week before with his mother Mrs J B Quinn inviting a number of friends to join in the evening. The young crowd enjoyed the occasion, reflecting a natural talent among Orville’s age group for cheerful revelry.
Work on Douglas avenue began this week with new traction on the main thoroughfare. Emmett Gardner leads the crew, overseeing the ongoing improvements until conditions along the main route are improved.
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