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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1914

Page

8

July Commissioners Proceedings Show Contingent and Salary Expenses

The board met in regular session on the day of July with county officers reporting, approving various contingent fund disbursements for Johnnie M Jones, Keyeinger, Feysinger, and others, detailing postage, express, and court expenses. Additional allowances covered quarantine establishment at NC Brown residence, merchandise for Mra Fehr and Minnie Layton, and several travel and salary items for county staff, including J Jones, Geo Shaffer, and A A Crosley, with numerous rail and mileage costs, ending with continued bills for the road fund and county officers' salaries.

Preston Mit al Cotte Myjrriyel HO Peliow Dethaw Johnnie M Jones F Proett Fino H Wright Feysinger Trenwarn Hom Balick Register of Deeds Mae Fickel Pop Keyeinger Preaian Express Dedlean I Harry DP Tran Hort Wick Wow Murray Pris NC Brown Oh Wella Imerehandiey Mra Geo Shaler Colorado Johont Jones Tomes Gordon Crossley Geo. Shaffer Crosley Leach Fickel Mrs. Petit Geo Ro Ragsdale Mra Hebeven Layton Harry Deane RA Witt FB Poteon Joan W Tracy Jane Markley Murry Walary Jani Tor Our Fond Goo H Healy

Farmers Institute and Eighth Grade Commencement

Readable items list events at multiple institutes and commencements. Dates include July entries with locations such as Hide Mound and Clone Lake. The fragmentary program mentions Knowle Institute and Hunlop's Crore with July dates in a historical context.

Farmers’ Institute Mongay Hide Mound Barmere Knowle Marcore Trate Clone Lake Com

The Virtues Of John Smith Funeral Oration Echoes Town Love

The Ober Mio Herald recounts a funeral tribute to John Smith. The speaker praises his humility, work ethic, kindness, humor, and devotion to family, noting he avoided contention, helped neighbors, and valued honest labor over fame. He lived thirty years in the town with his wife and children, earning trust without seeking prominence.

John Smith Mio Juhn Smith Liv Bee May Klineoll Varinds Hind Banton Recah

Sage Tea Remedy Promises Dark Thick Hair At Home

An advertisement extols Wyeth Sage and Superior Hair Remedy as a simple at home solution to fade gray hair. Directions claim to apply and dampen strands, test a strand, then repeat until hair darkens, thickens, and gains a glossy look.

Poor, Dear Old Foolish Democratic Party Criticizes Its Own

Washington Post letter quotes Senator John Sharp Willian of Mixeiweipps blaming the Democratic Party for infighting and claimed its history shows incompetence in governing. He mocked the party’s chance to survive in power, referencing Speaker Reed’s 1895 remark.

Jaanuary W Wilnane Washington Post Dem John Sharp Willian Mixeiweipps Senate Warnesday Roatrve Eitive Tinamore Democratic Party Reed

King's New Lite Pills Aid Stomach and Bowels

An advertisement describes relief from biliousness indigestion and gas with Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns. It touts mild effective relief and a full bowel movement, claiming satisfaction after use and recommending 26 cents at druggists.

Brett de. King Burne

Interlocking Friendships Stir Oklahoma Politics

Democratic critics allege widespread special ties among leaders and donors in Oklahoma. Attorney Gordon Chat Wrat and A. Ledbetter are cited for favorable relations with Independent oil interests and Columbia Bank fallout, while fears grow that John Melde is not a political insider.

Gonard Chat Wrat Democratig Eters Oklahoma John Melde

Changing Order of Things Tale From Ancient Time

A fragmented fable describes a marriage where a husband demands love and control, and the wife repeats a vow to forgive. Over centuries the pattern repeats with a woman offering universal love while seeking her own living, ending with unclear dialogue about loyalty.

Beaver Schools Win State Honor and Gift Milk Tester

President SW Breen announces Beaver district as the most up-to-date and progressive in Oklahoma, winning the state banner over all districts. He presents the district with a milk testing machine, to be used at Beaver High School, and notes the machine’s scientific value.

Bisok Ee Binh Aohont of Agriculture Aye Beaver Bn Biahema John EB Swaim Beaver Black Heaver Okla J.B Swain Oklahoma Ian SW. Breen

War truce transformed into a drinking mark noted

A fragment notes a truce and its effect on drinking practices, stressing the need to mark the change so the fact cannot be overlooked. The text preserves a terse, period-style report linking a war context to social behavior.

For sale baling business advertised in Irish paper

An Irish paper ran an advertisement claiming the baler's business was for sale with a large oven and the present owner had been in it for years, noting good reasons for leaving.

Alcove Library Idea for Tiny Bedroom Library

A bedroom alcove can become a small library with a window seat beneath straight curtain hung windows. Splodtice and twisted column accents frame the ends of the bookshelves, providing an effective finish to the reading nook.

Not Much Mystery About It, Dentist Morning Encapsulation

A humorous exchange reveals a patient grumbling about depression yet his wife hints at the true cause the dentist appointment at ten the next morning. The local paper prints a light anecdote highlighting domestic wit and timing.

Ingenue Yen Sparks Tangle In Tom's Troupe

A fragment from the Chicago Record Herald notes an outspoken ingenue nicknamed Yen challenging actor Legros in Tom's troupe. The exchange involves insults about social status as Bente, paying her own luncheon, supplies the period tone.

Yen Legros Tom Ine Bente Chicwgo Herald

Neurasthenia linked to lack of exercise and melancholy

The article states neurasthenia marks a person who cannot or will not exercise while the nervous person remains inactive. It argues healthy nerves come from balanced training and healthy muscles from exercise, noting melancholy and those who commit evildoing are in some stage of neurasthenia.

Peron Eufelde

Habits of Flowers Floral clock inspired by closing times

The article notes the common four o'clock habit of closing flowers and describes Linuseut's floral clock using blooming plants to mark closing times. It mentions wood sorrel drooping leaves and flowers as do other nearby flowers, while the osalis family shares the behavior.

Linuseut

Stage Humor at Provincial Music Hall Ends with Quick Witty Payoff

A popular comedian delivered sharp impromptu wit during a performance at a provincial music hall. In mid song he asked the audience to name the height of extravagance, quipped about paying $100 to read a penny paper, then referenced an audience member who rose and left.

Weill

Government Would Teach Fruit Growing Courses

The Hungarian government has shown concern over inefficiency in tree crop production and has initiated regular courses and lectures on fruit growing. These programs include general instruction and specialized sessions tailored to different branches of the industry to improve growers’ practices.

Hungary

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