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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
8
A letter from HM Winklar of Beaverville Indiana asserts Foley's Kidney Pills cured a severe kidney trouble with back pain weakness and headaches. The note praises the remedy and mentions recent heavy rain aiding spring crops along with local notes on farming weather and community activity.
Must Be Above Suspicion condemns kidney pills as unsafe and praises a test. The piece notes two rains this week and widespread harvest activity. Miss Della Keever works for Mrs. Groves, a new son arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Win Garrett on June 20. Keever harrowed broomcorn for Perley Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bennington returned from Beaver City and plan to stay some weeks on their farm.
Sunday evening June 20th children’s day exercises on the South Flats noted. Ads praise Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble and Cham berlain’s remedy for diarrhoea with local sellers F C Tracy and others. Fireworks thrill a boy in Kansas City, tele phone staff praise the Hello Girl, and Dr Cornwell adds a soda fountain. Neighbors visit and harvest reports shape the rural scene.
Those pies of boyhood miss the taste as adults suffer poor digestion. Electric Bitters advertised as a toning up of Stomach Liver Kidneys and Bowels promises to restore appetite and vigor. 500 at Tracy's. Mrs Chas Tackett and children departed Saturday for relatives in Kansas.
There is more catarrh in this region than all diseases combined and local remedies have failed. Fall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is advertised as the constitutional remedy taken internally, claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failure to cure. Also mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
Prof Scroggs bids farewell through Beaver columns after an auto ride invitation. He praises Beaver county teachers for their awakening diligence and praises County Superintendent Meeks as guiding force. He anticipates high school growth and invites graduates and teachers to pursue higher work at Kingfisher College, offering catalogs.
Mrs Mollie McRaney of Prentiss writes she suffered kidney and bladder trouble but Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her. She urges sufferers to use the remedy and says it saved her life. The note mentions local sellers and a disrupted journal reading in Henauy.
Notice is given that a petition in the district court of Oklahoma will be heard on a stated day. The case names Leonard Bell and others as defendants, with the petition filed by the plaintiff. The hearing will determine the action requested and a judgment may be recorded at the court.
Notice for publication from Beaver County Oklahoma outlines a civil action by Geo L Pritchard and others against Hatell and others to obtain a judgment securing a lien on described real estate. The notice directs defendants to answer by July 21 and warns that failure to do so will result in a judgment by default and foreclosure of the property described in Section 31 Township 28 North Range 23 West.
Department of the Interior notices a land patent proceeding with a final combination proof hearing. Clerk Clark of the District Court in Keavar Oklahoma will preside on July 5. Claimed by Hiram Peckham and others.
Notice is hereby given that Herman F. Heid of Riverside Oklahoma claims a land interest and filed notice of intention to sell certain parcels on May 3. The filing references agents and officials including Thomas, a county commissioner in Beaver Oklahoma, and a court register.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for hay fever and asthma, claiming it eases head and throat congestion and provides soothing healing. The yellow package is advertised as the genuine product, sold by F C Tracy.
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