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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
4
Official publication notice for The Beaver Herald printed at Newton Oklahoma. Publisher Maude O Thomas lists weekly Thursday editions and advertising rates with subscriptions at $1.00 per year.
Directory item lists officials including Jade KH Looftourrow as Co Atty Spohn Co Treasurer John Sime Clerk Geo H Wright Co Judge Ceo Hh Mealy Supt John E Samia Clerk of Diet Court Ming Moe Maple Sheriff JD Peckhar Reg Dowd MoM Matick Surveyor Oscar Gardner Vom Int Dist A H Fox Ivanhoe Corn 3d Diet AOA Haskell Elorwood Comm a4 Dist W S Vandeburg Court
Crowded out last week home news from Home Creek reports hot dry weather with winds. Local residents such as Lawrence Hobbs and wife dined with Mix, W. B. Barker. J. A. Barker and Herb Grace plan a trip to Liberal. Morton Greendyke bought a fine male hog from W. fh. Barker last week. Miss Bilva Barker and Mere Lillie Price visited Lillie Cunningham. Raymond Twentier and Koss Kiely left for Kansas harvest fields. Merb Grace and wife and Greil Wilson spent Sunday with W. St. Barkers. A large church gathering at Buseh Chapel included free conversions. Several residents, including A.C. Daly, C.B. Barker, and C. D. Kurden, begin harvest in the area. dry weather and hot winds threaten crops. Plenty of fishing occurred Saturday. Elva Barker helped with currants and grapes. Willford Cook sold cattle and horses to George Hinks. A.C. Duly will start header unit next week. Speliz and wheat report weak in the county. plumes may blow away with weather. W.M. Wilken and wife, and Choa Cunningham plan a Fargo trip to hold a meeting, returning soon. Jene and family attended church at Bosch Chapel. W.R. Barker installed leather pots on the win mill Friday for the fleet Pine.
A local column notes medicinal salve claims carried by Bucklen and lists various skin ailments. It reports Fred Tracy hosting a Children's Day program near Duck Fond, plus local travel to Logan by Mrs. Herbert Lee and Thelma. Twin Mounds Sunday School photo planned for the last Thursday in July at Remner’s grave. Rev. J Parcel to preach at Twin Mounds and Capital View through the weekend. town items mention retractions and family births and visits.
Ninety guests attended a dinner party at the Kleppers home described as a cottage with unique plan. Attendees included Mrs Duncan, Mrs Malone, four Spoerior children, TL DL Martin and Teuseell, and J. Joknen family. The event featured Myre and Miesans themes and concluded with praise for the new frame house.
A Tecumach Oklahoma note credits Cardus and Cardul with saving a woman’s life and easing years of head and back pains. The testimonial claims serious improvement after using the tonic, urging others to try it for women’s health.
Crowded Riverside Notes recount community events in Beaver County. Miss Ikem Buri stays with relatives near Clear Lake. ice cream supper draws a nice crowd at the new hall. Ridgway Sunday School attendance noted. Pearl Dunlo returns home for a pleasant visit. Jay Horne and Roward Wineton attend Children’s Day at Roger’s Grove. Beaver County residents bid farewell to Penale, while wind damage and telephone pole repairs affect the area. Mr Hewatt and family visit, Mable’s group mends after a fishing trip. fish catch yields Beaver County wood.
A Maryland reader from Baltimore advertises Cardui, describing years of “womanly troubles” with severe pain and weight loss. The letter claims the remedy helped the writer recover strength and vitality and urges other women to try it, noting local druggists stock the product.
Community news items from Logan Burne and nearby include Grace Francis’s new buggy, Anna Hughes as central girl, Mrs. Art Howe visiting, and George Whitaker with Cal Petty making a Beaver trip. A Sunday shower followed by dry spells, Mrs. Proctor’s improving health, travel plans for Mine Buin Dotsun, and graves Frances and Arietta Curtis at Myrtle Ferguson’s. Sand Creek defeated Logan in a recent ball game 22 to 20 with a large crowd enjoying the finish.
A quirky historical snippet touts a storefront as a superior place to invest your money with full interest, claiming the pebblint of the sem won's woolene parade will continue. It invites readers to visit today and tomorrow for a low price on whatever is chosen during the procession.
Local tidbits describe social visits, family gatherings, and travel around Twin Mounds and Beaver County. Highlights include gatherings at Harlan’s orchard, dinners hosted by the Lees, outings to Kiowa banks, weather shifts with a summer shower, Sunday sermons by Rev Purcell, and various residents visiting relatives in Texas Oklahoma and Omaha. Also mentions medicines and local commerce including Chamberlain's remedies.
Mrs Emma D Looney of Memphis testifies after eight years of misery that Cardus improves strength and eliminates female troubles. She reports relief from headaches backaches and nose symptoms, claiming renewed vigor and health.
A vintage advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications, caused by a blocked Eustachian Tube from catarrh. It promises a $100 reward for any deafness due to catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges sending for free circulars from Cheney & Co. Toledo, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation as a side note.
A June 4 report from Clear Lake describes extreme heat, drought, and wilting crops, with light showers offering brief relief. It notes Lane brothers progressing, farming activity at M. Miller’s farm, fishing by Chas Thompson’s family, and community updates on residents, schooling, and a corrected item about a well drill dispute.
Martha Howa of Sevierville declares she never used patent medicines until Cardui changed her life. After months of fatigue she regained energy, able to do housework without tiring, with doctors failing to help. Cardul she says saved her life and improved headaches, backache, and overall female weakness.
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