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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
2
Candidate announces re nomination for Congress in Bevan District subject to Republican primary decision. Expresses gratitude to party and supporters and seeks voters’ endorsement in August primary for Heaver County treasurer.
A candidate announces intent to run for the office of Sheriff of Beaver County. The statement declares commitment to the will of Republican voters at the primary and to serve Beaver County and its taxpayers.
A Beaver County fragment outlines local life in Hover County. Writers report questionable weather on Monday June 1T and a debut as a writer. The column mentions travelers to Shattuck, a veterinary visit to Mr Gigger, stock trades, and harvest delays due to rain and dry spells. Local social events include dances, fresh meat delivery, and a talk at Lovell house. Elm.
An old fragment promotes Dr. King's Life Pilly with promises of strength pure breath and cheerful spirit. It targets women with phrasing about avoiding weakness and foul breath to win men, crediting Fred 0 Tracy's as the source.
A damaged OCR passage mentions June 27 harvest actions at a school site. It notes winds and drought effects, with references to wheat oats ripening, windmills turning, and streams running low. The text includes stray names and local observations about farming and weather.
A fragmented rural column chronicles travel plans, harvest gear orders, upcoming picnics at Hastings Grove on the Kiowa, and a supply run to LaVerne. It notes Sunday School, sickness, a knife incident involving George Wright’s son, typhoid fever, a wave of meetings at Garrett schoolhouse, and community updates on farms, hires, and local gossip.
Local notes report travel and family visits across Blue Ribbon Ridgeway Twin Mounds and nearby towns. Mentions, mail telegraph calls, church services, farming, illnesses including distemper, births, harvest prep, and a notice of a July meeting. Included are names such as Mrs Thompson, Henry, Jody, Rev Binns, Macy family, and others amid community updates.
The writer attended shunch at Apple ton last Saturday, Lon Baltes returns home after a month's absence in Wootward county selling County Hight for ant trope. Mes Comier and children of Liberal Kansas visit her parents Mr and Mrs Newell. Johnnie Bowers went to Tyrone Saturday for lumber to make headers.
A testimonial from Dewey Oklahoma praising Electric Bitters as a cure for fainting, dizziness, weakness, nervousness, backache, and fatigue. The speaker claims improved health and strength, stating the medicine helps overcome weariness and grants vitality. The note promises a $500 guarantee by Fred O. Tracy.
Falkey community reports good Sunday School turnout despite many away in Kansas harvest. Bro Albert Polling spoke. attendees include Faye family and several locals. Visitors and homecomings noted. families report new buggies and return from Normal. Crop stand poor, with lingering grass concerns.
A reader praises the Beaver paper for neighborhood news and editor's work while noting plans for peaches this year. An advertisement mentions Bucklen's Arnica for burns and skin ailments with a price at Fred C. Tenry's.
Floris residents enjoyed a busy week with a carnival, theater shows by Ronheur Bros and Profs Black and Laughton, and Miller Bros tent performances. The community organized a tennis club, hosted harvest activities, and reported wheat yields and harvest concerns as locals shared news from Florence to nearby towns.
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