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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
8
A reader writes that a year ago a bad bilious attack and constipation plagued his wife. He says she used Chamberlain's Tablets and was cured of the attack and years of constipation.
Legal notices from Beaver County Oklahoma and Teaver County Iowa detail probate actions. Executors and administrators are instructed to file final accounts and seek settlement, with hearings set for late July 1918 and adjournments noted. Local court clerks and attorneys are named in the proceedings.
Citizens welcomed the return on July 1 and noted the extra cent was not too harsh for postage on cards. Judge Crump of Okemah resigns, citing rolling power and governor overreach as reasons, arguing convicting criminals is a waste of money and time.
The text urges thorough chewing and salivation to begin digestion and avoid stomach trouble. It recommends Chamomile Chamberlain's Tablets to ease constipation, aid digestion, and strengthen the stomach.
Harvest crews labored on Sunday to save ripened grain torn by grasshoppers. Workers kept in fields to rescue heads and prevent crop loss, deeming grain preservation a humanitarian act amid global bread shortages.
Ernest Savoy of Liberal Kansas who lost a foot last week reports steady improvement. His cheerfulness and grit amid the affliction are noted as remarkable and demonstrate his manly character despite the accident.
The Herald regrets not accepting an invitation to a Sunday dinner at the W. B. Dunn home in Clear Lake. A cream social in the grove, honoring Donn Dunn and Willie Dunlop returning from service, drew many friends and neighbors. Miss Anna Nobell visited friends at Sharon before returning Monday.
Local appeal seeks complete list of war dead for Oklahoma counties and the state historical society. Readers are urged to submit names of soldiers who died overseas or of disease, with next of kin details, to ensure an accurate memorial record.
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