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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
4
Harvest time notes report about 75 people attending the Friday evening ice cream social at Ree Wilkerson’s. Mrs. A. Myers has recovered from illness. Avil Gabler suffered a near fatal poisoning from carbaric acid but remains hopeful for recovery. Tola Watkins visited Mrs. Sharpe for two weeks. Edyth Crocker stayed with her sister Mrs. Ired Whisted for several days.
Correspondents mail weekly news letters by today. Local events include Ruth and Rachel Mesner hosting Busy Bees, guests entertained with ice cream and games. Mr and Mrs Henson hosted, others visiting. Weather good, crops fair, threshing underway, wages paid, a wagon incident near Sunset, bridge and post office petitions, impending rural route changes and railroad chatter.
A fragmented ad text touts Dr King’s New Discovery for cough relief with a money back guarantee and seeks药 buyers through Fraser and Fiche. It also mentions farm sales and a generic “Old Standard” tonic with tainted wording and garbled phrases.
An ad offers Sloan's Liniment for toothache neuralgia and back pain at 25 cents. It also promotes crude oil and coal tar solutions for chicken lice in roosts and houses, attributed to HI McElray of Oklahoma A and M College veterinary department in Stillwater.
A fragmented item discusses illness as sin and urges Po-Do-Lax for constipation relief, claiming it awakens the Liver and improves bile flow. It promotes Powders and tonics, mentions May Apples, and hints at patent remedies. It also includes stray lines about animals and a private money loan ad.
An old ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and accumulated bowel waste. It claims pollution in the bowels causes fevers and irritable digestion, promising a free morning bowel movement after taking one or two pills tonight and urging readers to buy a 54 pill bottle.
Notice to creditors announces claims against the estate of Srisaty Fl. Motiee. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers to the administrator at the stated address by July 28, 1915. Failure to file will result in a barred claim.
Oklahoma state County Court of Keneer grants settlement of account for George Gleason estate. Administrator James Brisondine presents final account and report for administration and distribution, seeks discharge. Hearing set for August 10 at Beaver County Courthouse, opportunity for interested parties to file claims in writing. Judge John A. Stroms signs the notice.
Searcy tax deed notice concerns Lots 5 and 6 in Leantioe Oklahoma and Black Ebewen 11 in Ivantion Meaver County plus parcels in Meaver County Oklahoma. The undersigned holder of Tax Sale Certificate No. 7, dated November 18, seeks a tax deed unless redemption occurs within fifty days after service of this notice.
A declamatory piece questions the cost of illness and the lure of quick cures. It contrasts persistent symptoms like constipations, headaches, and dull appetite with the promise of lasting vitality. The text argues health enables enjoyment of life and daily activity.
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