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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
2
A listing of district officers and court staff including treasurer, co judge, superintendent, clerk of court, attorney, and related roles. Names such as RH Co, Frysinger, A Wright, Gina, Healy, Claude T. Smith, HM Malick, R. Hagan, and others appear among various positions. The fragmentary text lacks clear roles for several names and locations.
Twin Mounds Duly 7 reports a community bulletin with notes on a Sunday School picnic at Reimer's Groves in July and daily school events. It mentions Mrs Little and Mrs Salyer attending, Gow Wagner’s daughter Mira, changes in farming, and neighbors returning home or selling crops as part of a local roundup of gatherings and activities.
Fragmented OCR mentions a claimed cure called The Best Medicine in the World for cholera and diarrhea with dubious claims and mixed readability across lines. It references various names and sales pitches without verifiable details.
Local notes from Turton near La-sn thie Heighburhowsl recount small events. Henry Druin and Clarence Staples are mentioned in relation to a Tuesday incident on the roads and injuries from a wire strike. Ray Bolow ramps up building a room at his house as neighbors report minor health and daily life updates.
Ed Crosno relocates to Surprise occupying Conner’s former store. Harold Moreland returns from Kansas after harvest, cites dry conditions for bin storage. Tuesday Hen Madison travels to Knowles, Wednesday. Honey Cook and family depart for Okenne Oklahoma to visit relatives for a short time. Drell Downes visits Woodward. Mrs Tom Henzler hosts a surprise gathering with cream served. Tee cream Hodenke event enjoyed by attendees. Tra Jones, wife, Mr Paten, and Mike Vina Cook go Kiowa fishing Thursday. Mr Proskey of Okeone visits John Gotts.
A fragmented notice praises Kickapoo Worm Killer to rid children of worms and restore health. It claims cures for intestinal distress and features Mrs. A. Bevin of Elgin, Illinois, as a user. Also includes typical period advertising language about availability and druggists.
Mrs Ui Stopile of Plainfield South Dakota reports long stomach trouble with every meal until she tried Chamberlain's Tablets after reading cure letters. She took about three quarters of a package and can now eat almost anything. Sold everywhere.
In Kiowa news a July bride arrives with the Dry Creek mail run. Pine winds and rain rumors swirl as townsfolk note weather delays and local tales of a captured woman by a man named Mike, who faces moral questions and warnings.
Fragmentary text promotes a PORTER ANTISEPTIC HEALING product claiming to prevent blood poisoning by acting promptly. Mentions price 6.80 and 8.00, with garbled phrases about timing and devices. No clear event or entities beyond product and prices.
Kiowa Kansas hosts a community day with Sophia Clatier Clarence Lindauer Ro D Thoman Johnote Hearon and Lee Armstrong aiding farmers in wheat care. Mothers Club picnic features meals music and socializing as residents recount a warm, if modest, gathering and plan future entertainments.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the cure for catarrh with a $100 reward if it fails. It claims internal action on the blood and mucous membranes and urges readers to send testimonials to Cueney & Co. and lists vendors and a tobacco-related closing slogan.
A lettered jumble of local notes covers upcoming travel to Sealing Oklahoma by T Burne family and Ed Lane group, family visits to Riverside, and Clear Lake. It mentions farm weather with wheat oats barley corn and broomcorn, a July 12 riding event where Carl Shell was unhurt after a fall, community services with Laura Corfman praised, Kal Lave repairing wells, a runaway horse and buggy incident, and plans for Lon Stanley to return in March.
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