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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
4
District Judge MAUS EL Alea Oklahoma listed for the Medical System JOWN HARING. Commissioner 2nd District GRAY Hiverside Oklahoma. County Wives MARRY M. BULICE and Commissioner tet Tetrice R WAGAN Tranhor Oklahoma. Commissioner Qui Lisirvs ALA MASKILI WINIWOOD. County Governor GEORGE T. WHT Beaver Oklahoma. County Surveyor OSCAR GARDNER Hovey belias.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a Vinita figure nicknamed Hickory Jackson who at times aligned with Republican bandits and others, noting a long past era when he worked with agricultural bulletins and fought for western regions. The piece hints at a broader, if hazy, view of idealism and rural struggle tied to a controversial frontier figure.
Gossip from Kansas and Oklahoma notes wheat prospects may push prices higher as shortfalls abroad and domestic crop uncertainties raise demand. U S farm outputs may meet world needs, with potential gains for Kansas and Oklahoma while traders push back against market manipulation.
A garbled OCR page reports on child worm remedies prompting Kickapoo Worm Killer sales, medical mishaps, and local items. It mentions Vern Harvey, Dr Nyland, Etna Maxwell, Gate valley roads, beaver county crops, Gate town residents, and Goodmen Simons, with sparse details on incidents, travel, and farm activity.
An old ad style notice offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes garbled vendor names and mentions financial ability to purchase the remedy.
A stream of community items describes farm life and incidents. Henry Homer travels from Tuten to assist with grain, while injuries from a runaway are noted. A wedding pair Roy Avan and Chace Boyer wed at Lash Bayer’s, with families and neighbors praising the couple. A shoulder wound after a dispute involving John Gordon is mentioned, along with conversations about harvest labor and a desire for rain to aid crops. Additional notes cover a baby’s health, graduates joining Western counties for harvests, and relatives planning moves to Beaver county and the Swan house.
An advertisement promises to darken gray hair evenly and naturally using Q Ban Whey A shampoo. It claims hair returns to original color and health, stops dandruff and shedding, promotes growth, and is non sticky. A money back offer and free replacement are included.
Notice of application for tax sale certificate and a description of remedies for piles. Names and locations appear garbled but indicate property forfeiture procedures in Okla county. The document also references a medicinal tonic for adults and children.
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