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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR details show eastbound and westbound times with unclear dates and formatting. Eastbound appears at 140 a.m. to 640 p.m. and westbound at 11.35 p.m. to 40 a.m. The text lacks complete context for precise scheduling or locations.
Wheat yields are forecast at about 29 bushels per acre as harvest wages run around $2.00 daily. Ground drying for the next crop follows cutting. Local trade includes Knowler and Rupset deals, and a new store is planned. Roads, rail news, and community notices fill the rest.
An advertisement touts a $0.25 medicine chest with Sloan's Liniment claimed to ease toothache cramps sprains sprains backache neuralgia rheum and related pains as caused by congestion and inflammation. The copy urges readers to buy a bottle and test its effectiveness. The page also notes harvest plans and local households with several names and travel mentions, including Kansas fields and family updates.
The Cottonwood column reports Mrs. Ellieon of Denver caring for her sister Mrs. M. M. Hrazel after a broken limb. Beulah Brooke visits friends as harvesting begins. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Millar is ill. Neighbors gather at home of Gil. B. during Gillespie’s birthday. Langdale, Munday plan absence for work. Wrightie helps Mr. Nuttle with chores. local farmers prepare crops and expect several tasks tomorrow.
The column notes June celebrations and social events in Clear Lake with weddings, birthdays, and dances. It mentions Bert Blow’s new rooms, a May bride in town, and the GCA social at Sprague home amid harvest talk. Also reports on baptisms at Pleasant View Baptist, a funeral for Custer Skinner, and ongoing harvest preparations with neighbors and travelers passing through.
Boyd Me A Myers of near Couch was taken suddenly on last Thursday and remains unable to wake. A real band performed both Wednesday and Thursday nights. GM, Law and family, Mabel Lang and children Ki Myers and soe Clon, with the Marden family by Friday. Several men plan to harvest with the Coleccan Grothans near LaKemp. Dene Buller went to Forgan last Friday. Wedding bells are expected to ring again in this community.
A long jumble of names and notes from a small town: Mrs Clem and daughter Miss Armer jon, Aid society chores, Mr Hunslcher church visit, apple and cherry tree abundance, local weddings and visits, harvest activity, and a plug for De King’s New Life Pills amid scattered ads. reads as a slice of rural life with few clear events.
An unreadable OCR snippet touts a fraud like remedy from a bogus company Imitating medical ads. It claims refunds if pain persists and suggests a dealer network in vague locations. The garbled text mentions digestion relief and a “Thacher Medicine” with a mysterious origin.
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