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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
4
The notice identifies Maude C Thomas as publisher and notes publication every Thursday. It mentions Hanks Curuy Thurecat and an advertising update about application and reasonable prices. Subscription price listed as 41.09 per year.
A list of names and titles including Judge KM, Clerk, Treasurer, Surveyor, and commissioners. The directory mentions specific offices such as Clerk of District Court, Clerk of Co Court, Supt. Dietete Ke, and county officials like Pruett and A. A. Maskell.
General Order from the Southwestern Veterans Associations announces the four day reunion at Wright Park in Dodge City Kansas. James A Arient serves as secretary and James A Arient is the acting treasurer. The officers include A Attnet view president, J W Sidlow quartermaster, Frank Chapman adjutant, Mr Gill dette chaplain, and Mildred Wyant daughter of the regiment. Counties urged to mobilize attendees and arrange comfortable accommodations. The city provides dry water, speakers are secured, and a royal welcome is promised. The note emphasizes unity, family participation, and hints the reunion may be the last.
A Marilla New York carpenter KS Lopez describes always carrying Bucklew Arai va Salve as a remedy. He claims the salve heals burns scalds chapped hands lips fevers sores and related eruptions with no wounds or brane.
Beaver Oklahoma July 12 1911 county commission orders sealed bids to furnish coal for the Court House in Beaver County. Bids must prove coal kind and quality and price. Delivery to the Court House bin. All bids due by the first Monday in August 1911. H Wirant county clerk signs notice.
A fragmentary report describes local district activities and social notes. Mentions neighbors, farming conditions, harvests, and visits to familiar homes. Town figures like J. May, Mrs JT, and L Main appear among scattered events and community updates.
The column features a Mary Freeman testimonial praising Cardus for relief from female troubles and general ailments. It also reports on local prayer meetings, Sunday School attendance despite heat, election of officers, and a variety of small community happenings including a chicken incident, rain showers, a kitchen fire near a studio, and local market observations on egg prices and packing for salt.
In a period style ad the Heeb Shop offers clothing and woolen goods with bargains casual shoppers can pursue today and tomorrow. The fragment hints at a sale or stock of teen sizes and affordable fabrics in a small local storefront setting.
Home grown produce mentioned with a price of twenty dollars per tin. Several bushels being thived nearby. Arthur How in Beaver City at court left licenses in pasture leading to warnings about Pami. Horses entangled in wire injuring Mr. Horke. Jove Galford pleased with New Mexico. Mickett married recently hosting friends. Ty L How and his father left for a ten to fifteen day trip from Higgins Texas to Ivanhoe.
Nearby residents attend Fourth of July events at Hoeting’s grove and Hastings grove while families visit picnics and outings. Mrs Keevor falls ill with typhoid fears as others travel to Kansan and Beaver for work and rest.
In a signed statement Mrs. Cook credits Cardus with restoring health and strength after a decade of illness and fatigue. The notice touts Cardus as a cure and claims thousands of women benefited, with additional local chatter about harvest workers and residents in Dewar and nearby areas.
A patchy rural diary records harvests and visits across Oklahoma and nearby areas. Entries note Barker and Wilson families harvesting, Dan Potter and others on the river, and multiple dinners with Barker relatives. Weather remains rainy with continued harvest activity and local social mentions through a late fall period.
Notice sets forth a county compromise regarding a described highway starting near a government monument and described by bearings and distances. The price is 200 dollars cash on signing, with remaining payment due within days. Deed delivered after final payment.
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