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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
4
A witty sanitized description praises a sanitarium comedy featuring Rinehart and a cast who bring a steadily expanding grin. The review hails it as the cleverest farce, sure to evoke laughter and enjoyment from the audience.
An examination will be held at the High School building Beaver Olli hour Thoresay Frid Jonuary 2th FOUN. Applicants may be examined for state certificates. The examination will be in charge of Superintendent of Schools Folin EB Swatm bee 0 Pennew Co Bupt.
The National movement at Asbury Park New Jersey in 1914 drew delegates from many nations to discuss temperance and reform. Reports cite hospitals, legal temperance actions, and a broad push for national legislation with leaders and observers detailing events at Brooklyn and Washington.
The Beaver high school notes report 178 enrolled pupils at Weaver School, an accident injured Leo Boal last week, and campus activities include a $10 lecture by Prof Luugnils, a new debating club meeting twice monthly, and preparations for playground equipment. Plans for the Teachers' Review course begin April 9 with state exams and certification options in multiple teaching tracks.
Frost bitten ears fingers and cold sores described with a salve touted as best for skin diseases and itching. Advertisements for a salve sold by mail from HH Buckles in Philadelphia or St Louis. Local notes include visits, birthdays, and community snippets about residents and a whiskey importation tale.
Gosta Spangler plans to rent his brother John’s pines and move on for the coming season. In town, Benya County barter brings Mrs J Detwiler from Riverside visiting with her son Andrew Meron and wife. Johnnie McBeveth learns of his tether’s illness in Topeta, Kansas and travels with a funeral proceeding to settle the estate. Sprague and Greer travel northern Texas seeking work and reports of railroad activity pass through. Harsh winter affects stock in Colorado. various local visits and a note on a forthcoming wedding amid community notices.
Woodward County officials reveal murders at Supply Insane Asylum. C C Pollard and two other attendants, previously at the facility, allegedly killed Frank S Pomeroy, a Boyd County native. Pollard arrested in Amarillo, others at large. body shipped to Iowa guardian for interment. Witnesses describe a brutal assault leading to Pomeroy’s death.
Loo Sent, accompanied by his mother and sister Mine Ruby, was riding to his father's home when the horse became unmanageable and threw him, kicking him in the head. He sustained an ugly wound over the right eye and was kept from school for several days. The injury is painful but not expected to have serious consequences. he was fortunate to escape a worse fate.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local topic involving Liabelatirs and a Penny context in a narrative about unusual teas. No clear person, organization, date, or place is readable to form a solid fact-based update.
Creditors of John W. Woodlan decedent and John W. Woolen decedent are notified to present claims with affidavits within four months to the respective administratrices Lorene Calhoun and Mabel Gardner at their listed locations. A public sale of Lot Thepe and parts of land in Beaver County Oklahoma will occur at the courthouse on February 14, 1914, to satisfy a judgment in favor of Chancy Gardner against Frank D. Gardner and others for 541,100 with interest at four percent. bidding will start at the court’s specified time and place. Fraudulent claimants are warned to appear or be barred.
Blake Seils announces sale of their oil station and business at Forgan Oklahoma to Kanotex Refining Company. They thank customers for loyal patronage and state the new firm will serve better as producers and reliable operators. Barrels should be left at Wood elevator or as convenient. A. Blake signs.
Dr King's New Discovery praised as a universal remedy for coughs colds and throat ills. A Tennessee customer testimonial extols its quick relief and family usefulness, noting pricing of 0.00 and 1.00 and availability at druggists or by mail from Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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