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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
5
The American Association for Highway Improvement opened offices in Washington. Led by W C Brown and Lea Meung, the group aims to unite road groups for uniform legislation and sustained road funding. Membership is open to all interested in road improvement. information is available from the Washington office or any board member.
Oklahoma leader Morgan presses Secretary Halton to back Oklahoma reclamation efforts. He urges a thorough survey by engineers of Cimarron Beaver and North Canadian river projects and warns only a limited fund remains. If feasible irrigation costs meet or exceed 90 dollars per acre, a state federal partnership may be essential for large-scale development.
A.D. McDonald of Payetteville NC credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving two lives from frightful coughs and a suspected consumption. The notice touts the medicine for sore lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhage, lagrippe, hay fever, croup, and bronquial troubles. Trial bottles are offered free with one dollar and one price. Guaranty by Prod 0. Tracy.
Washington January 4 The United States loses about 40 million dollars annually due to poor road construction maintenance and administration according to L W Page director of the US Office of Public Roads and president of the American Association for Highway Improvement He notes an additional 20 million dollars yearly in indirect transportation costs borne by farmers and other highway users The report highlights the burden of road costs on agriculture and the overall impact on prices and market access France in said busw?
A letter from Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia praises Klee trie Bitters for curing stomach tremble rheumation and long suffering from dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons. Electric Bitters is advertised with a guaranteed bottle at 50 cents at Fred O Tracy's store.
Minnesota again holds the lead among the nation’s wheat states, with a 1908 yield of 61,080,000 bushels while Kansas reports 61,060,000 bushels. The three top producers are Minnesota, North Dakota, and Kansas, with Minnesota historically prominent in winter wheat and fields spanning about six to seven million acres. The data, published by the Department of Agriculture, reflect a long-running rivalry between Minnesota and Kansas in grain output.
In Paint Lick Kentucky Mia Mary Free man reports relief after taking Cartal claiming it eased severe female troubles. She says the medicine, composed of gentle herb ingredients, has done more good than any other remedy she tried, noting relief from headache backache and similar pains.
A notice stating that the author will not be responsible for any account created by Rosa Qurtis at 8814 Euiporia Ave Wichita Kina It Lamb. The notice explicitly disclaims liability for charges incurred by the spouse.
A bill to be presented in the Oklahoma Legislature legalizes and validates the incorporation of the town of Beaver in Beaver County. It declares emergency, legalizes prior acts by the town board, and makes them effective upon enactment and approval.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a contest notice from a state board with references to action, towns, ranges, and dates. It mentions a delayed hearing or filing, specific locales such as Westend, and noted individuals in a procedural context. The text is partially illegible but suggests formal administrative steps and deadlines.
In Dintdet, N Whit files against Ken M White. Petition filed in Beaver County Court by plaintiff. Legal action details are unclear due to damaged text but involves a petition and party names.
Notice for publication appears with fragmented text referencing agency or department. The legible parts mention publication duties and a requester or recipient, with unclear names and dates.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled line mentioning Natlee and Tepes with odd phrases. The readable parts hint at a discussion or comment about beer but contain no clear event, date, location, or identifiable entities beyond the two names.
The readable portion mentions individuals and places such as Ben, Gelahuniaes, Hiatt, Bebra, and minors, with unclear context and scattered phrases suggesting a local notice or community record from a past week.
Public notice from Newcor County concerns deprivation of certain rights under a court order. It lists involved parties, dates, and the procedures for claims or objections, including deadlines and official channels for response. The document references officials and places in Oklahoma and Maryland, outlining the legal action and required notices.
Fragmented notes describe a disputed claim or term by a party named in illegible text. The fragment references a purse or prize and a potential winner or victor, with unclear dates and players. The readable entities include generic terms and partial names, lacking concrete actions or places.
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