10 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
1
Fellow and Feysinger assume roles as county treasurer and superintendent on Monday. Wy He Brown appointed deputy county treasurer. Swaim and Sims praised for their terms. The community commends Swaim for his dedication to Beaver County schools and governance.
Court week actions include J A Womack jailed on liquor violation bond posted for next term. W L Hardin found guilty of bootlegging, fined 50 pounds and 30 days. Clint Dickerson and Frank Brewer cited for drunkenness with $10 fines and costs. A youth from southeast of Beaver jailed after a Fourth of July dance incident, plead guilty and fined 1 pound 50? with costs.
A sixteen year old named Rennick died after being struck by lightning near Floris while returning from a neighbor's house. The incident occurred around midnight, with the victim near his home.
A fragmentary report notes mining and residence updates in the Scone region. It mentions Alek Hedris confined during the week, Ludtom and family Jefe Dues, Logan’s upcoming needs, and John EB Sealin purchasing the Methodiet parsonage with a name move to a new residence on the Went Bide.
W L Mason left Monday for Mir sour Arkandas paints on real estate business and expects to be gone several days. W Menninger went to Fite eral Kansas Monday to work in a photographic studio. Mr and Mrs Victor Metagre spent the winter in Beaver and departed Monday for Nichart Montana.
Clark Filmer Humphrey, long employed at Nef' rustaurant, returns home on Clearcreek near Elmwood Sunday. Lawson family visited Hutcheon Kaunas with Mrs. Lawson and Little Gretchen for several weeks. Dr. Murphy and children Fred and Mistieien left Green Ridge Minor for their home after visiting relatives here.
Abstract notes Contepeter 8 indicating replacement of the plate glass front this week at Be ver Mercantile Co. A fire on May 1 caused damage and LB Drumond lays groundwork for home improvements. Drummond favors a simple porch to enjoy breeze with space for rest.
Mrs. Mari Jackson returns to Beaver after a month away in California and other travels. She resumes work as chief operator for Beaver Telephone Company and will oversee the Forgan exchange. Romo Righey arrives from Kansas City for the Fourth with Beaver relatives, plans to study law and return to studies after a short home vacation.
The county weather summary from W. C. Brazer notes July temperatures with uneven rainfall. Nine days of July show hot afternoons and scattered showers offering little relief to crops. The fluctuating conditions brought a mix of heat and brief cool periods without significant beneficial rain.
Reports from Wichita Kanes describe Le Long return and sister Nie undergoing hospital care with uncertain prognosis. Doctors say her condition remains critical as efforts continue. Weather and wind damage affected several towns including Hillwon and Deer Lodge with crops hit hard and residents assessing losses. A separate item notes Lew Eis of Klimeod in grave condition from appendicitis awaiting surgery in Beaver.
Enthusiastic residents of Lakemp plan a two day celebration September 7 9 marking the opening of the strip with extensive preparations for entertainment and hospitality. Lakemp hosts are confident a large crowd will attend and be well cared for.
Residents urge City Council to enforce sidewalk ordinances on Douglas Avenue and surrounding areas. They contrast compliant property owners who installed walks with delinquents, urging immediate action to require non compliant owners to repair or replace sidewalks.
In a past week incident, Tack Moone, son of Judge H. D. Movsay, had a pin or pen lodge in his chest during a meal when laughter led to the accident. He suffered from inflammation and congestion but has since improved and is on the road to recovery.
A 12 year old girl, daughter of Mrs udora WS White of the North Ftate, suffered a severe ankle laceration while riding the Merry-Go-Round at a Fourth of July celebration. She required several doctors to treat the wound and is recovering slowly. Nearby homes in Ko komo and Six Mile were wrecked by a twister and heavy rain, with three inches of water in a short period. no injuries reported.
Sedentary habit and lack of outdoor exercise contribute to stomach troubles. Poor mastication, constipation, torpid liver, worry, nosviity, overeating, and unsuitable foods worsen the condition. Correct habits and take Chamberlains Tablets. purchase from all dealers.
Sunday school at 10 00 a m Massive Service at 11 00 o clock Sermon Moses Prepared for His Life's Work Christian Endeavor at 7 15 Evensong Service 8 10 o clock Sermon Christ's Teaching on Eternal Punishment First of a two part series All members urged to attend A cordial invitation to all to find a home in our Father's house
Herbert Smith suffered a painful injury when kicked by the Migsaur pony delivery wagon of Denver Mercantile Company on tower Hill. A flesh wound was sustained, not a broken bone, delaying his Fourth of July celebrations for about two weeks as he recovers.
An exhortation urges merchants to adopt moral advertising, likening the trader to the Good Samaritan and Our Saviour's parable. The piece calls for ethical business conduct and treating the paper as a commercial bible to guide community service.
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