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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
2
A broad, garbled recap covers European affairs and American statistics. It mentions German populations, Yale expenses, and university sermons, alongside prison conditions, weather in literature, and Congregational church trends.
In a tense Manila day, insurgents threaten from Santa Ana and Santo Tomas while American troops brace for dawn combat. Fire from the bay and bamboo thickets marks a rising clash as Billy Gray plots a risky flank move and soldiers scramble to fortified positions.
The General Land Office in Washington issues instructions to new land offices about the free homes law and settlement rules. Mentions preexisting entries, payments, and commuting homesteads, plus a report on road funding and a surge of homeseekers from Michigan Minnesota Indian Territory and Missouri.
Oklahoma leads the territory in the first wheat to market with Logan County figures ahead of others. A severe wind and hail storm near Enid damaged farm buildings, destroyed Atter bury school, and injured several people. Ronald McDonald was arrested in Oklahoma City for horse stealing, with a district court likely upcoming.
A fragment notes a mysterious invention praised for curing various troubles. It mentions a product called the Maret Mie creating a very white appearance and lists people or places like Crowe Hall Mae and Hel Anite tone. The passage reflects a promotional or descriptive tone with unclear specifics.
A reader from Columbus Ohio writes that Peruna helps with female complaints claiming relief after using several bottles. The letter endorses the product for uterine and related illnesses and references a Peruna book for women.
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