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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
8
Jerome Wien reports a local citizen found forty four elk teeth buried in sand hills along with beads and a pendant. The teeth were found in a pocket with other bone fragments and suggest an old Indian burial site. Estimates place the teeth value between four and five hundred dollars.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Forgan man, aided by Sheriff Jones, arrests are attempted amid gambling accusations and drunken turmoil. The case led to a Justice Court trial in Forgan where evidence proved insufficient, with costs taxed against the principal. County Judge General Healy announces candidacy, touting experience and public service in Beaver County.
Reported resignation of Victoriano Huerta after a brief drunken episode ends a crisis in Mexico. Analysts expect short term stability and a quicker path to constitutional order, reducing immediate US involvement and allowing a new government to form.
Beaver County public notice outlines candidate Wellman and associates as they seek the County Commissioner seat amid district needs. It details financial statements, tax concerns, and duties for the post, naming communities Woodward and Flora, with references to town officials and the 1910 fiscal year.
The County Court of Oklahoma Justice to hear petitions for appointment of administrator for the estate of Keats of Fons Alrahana and others. Hearing set at Black Book readings with musical accompaniment at the Christian church Friday evening. The basket will be passed for offerings.
The convicts petition and local meetings urge national Prohibition, with signatures calling for banning intoxicants. Beav er area activity includes youth groups and Crusader tales praising purity, a county rally at Gray Luckdey, and student events featuring new officers and literacy programs.
Friday evening July Slat program at Christian Church features an orchestral start with Invocation and readings. Sections include Christmas at the Lumber Camp, Christians at the Tumter camp, Waterloo Our Fight in Victory, Mrs Maude Long, Mrs Lennie Thomas, Mrs Mavor's Story, Mrs Beulah Thomas, The making of the League by Mary Twyford and Ada Quinn, The breaking of the League by Ora Tracy, What came to Slavic by Grace Carson, plus a free will offering for the W. O. f.
A fragmented OCR notice describes a stockholder funded arrangement for a tabernacle use and preacher payments in a 19th century religious plan. It outlines money to be paid August 1 1814 or August 1st, 1814 dates, and voting by stockholders to determine tabernacle use, with specified evening services and per day allowances, plus committee oversight and warrants turned over to a commissioner.
An old remedy claims four ounces of salt compounds in water before breakfast will flush kidneys and stop dull pains. It says regular meat intake harms kidneys and that this formula cleanses and stimulates kidneys and bladder, easing rheumatic twinges and cloudy urine.
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