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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
8
A promotional notice announces a thirty day sale with many items reduced to half price or less. All nonmarked articles receive ten percent extra discount, ensuring no goods exceed ninety cents on the dollar. Featured items include gingham fabrics and related clearing sale prices.
In this spring sale the store features Ladiew ShrFE Walet ladies shirts and waists priced around 1.76, embroidered undershirts and dresses from 1.00 to 1.79, and various undershirts, hoset covers and gowns on clearance. Mens wear includes work shirts and dress shirts with overalls on sale.
The notice urges buyers to attend the sale with assurance of the best possible values and satisfaction, claiming unmatched savings and reliable outcomes. It emphasizes strong confidence and the likelihood of not being disappointed by the deals offered.
Saturday petitions from Meade and nearby towns including Mente Lakemp Balko Clear Lake and Batten Oklahoma urge the Chicago Rooke Island Pacula Railroad to establish a night service and operator to reduce delays in night letters. Citizens note current reliance on Meade day office and call for improved service, with petitions signed by many local business firms.
Citizens urge Beaver High School to add the third year and even a fourth year if demand grows. They argue expanded work will improve enrollment, raise school standing, attract rural students, and boost local real estate and commerce. An able leader is needed to outline the program and rally support for accreditation.
In a first of two articles the author explains dryland Mexican beans, emphasizing the Mississippian varieties Hossilla and Bayou for Oklahoma Panhandle farmers. Guidance covers land preparation, avoiding blowing soil, ridge cultivation, and starting a Bean Growers Association to organize planting and marketing.
Memphis Tennessee Mrs Roma Looney reports eight years of misery with female troubles eased by Cardui. She claims strength returns, headaches and backaches ease, and meals stay on. The letter endorses Cardui as a remedy and thanks the product.
A fragmentary memorandum offers crop guidance with seed cost estimates per hundred pounds and per acre. It urges irrigation-free beans, suggests varying rows, and notes mixed opinions on crops like corn, veans and wheat. The text also contains offhand asides and unrelated institutional references from a Sunday School context.
A Clinton reader describes relief after using Cardus for six years of female troubles. The letter claims rapid improvement and lasting success, presenting Cardui as a reliable remedy for female weakness and disease. Also noted are visits of Misses Luli and Johnnie Sims to their sister Mrs. James H. Crabtron in Lockwood.
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