Advertising Rates and Subscriptions Notice
Maude C Thomas publisher lists advertising rates and a new subscription price. The notice states 1.00 dollar per year and mentions a typist or new formatter role within the company.
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
4
Official Directory of Piet dango and Co Listing Officials
A fragmented roster lists officials and titles including treasurer clerk judge sheriff and other posts across multiple named entities. The readable portion names Piet dango Ro Mt Looftwuseroms Co Anydoto Spahn Co and various county officers such as treasurer clerk judge sheriff and constables with incomplete spellings and missing context.
New Subscription Policy Enforced July First 1911
Publishers announce a new rule effective July 1 1911 to drop delinquent subscribers after one year of arrears. Mailings warn third and final notices this week and offer note settlements within a year. The plan aims to align with Post Office credit limits and protect the publisher from fines while urging readers to settle promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piatofiles
Meniaco
Anne
Postoffice Department
Purmite
Code Samuel
Wercome
A Charming Woman and Health Tied to Vitality
A 19th century style ad asserts charm relies on health. It claims weak women suffer nervousness and skin issues from constipation and kidney poisons, and promotes Mile’s Bitters as a tonic to regulate stomach and liver, purify blood, and improve skin and complexion, urging readers to try them at Fred Tracy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Tracy
Local Names and Sunday Visits Report
Mr and Mr Tom Harford visited Mr Moore on Dunk Pond last Sunday. John Turton and Maggie Gilbert attended Sunday School. Martin and family were entertained at the Gumm home. Mr and Mrs J B Howe called on Herbert Lee and wife after Sunday School. Our people go to church and visit afterward. James Harford dined with the Jonosous last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Fleet
James Harford
Belle Meade Cherry Trees Admire Green Leaves Week
A brisk writeup from Belle Meade notes Mrs Yeumane and Mrs Junoe avi Waby waiting on Mire as residents recount a busy week. Neighbors, including Chas Gummo and Mrs Gann, visit Higgin's Wheat and Martins home amid community chatter. The letter from W B Hofforan describes life near Carrollton Texas, with farming changes and support roles. Brower Morpell preaches at the school house monthly, while Mrs Thompson stocks the office table with adobe roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieli
Martin Bine
Jolinenm
Chas Gummo
New Lion
Carrolin
Texan
James Mer shan of Newark Fights for Life with Discovery
A Newark New Jersey man named James Mer shan recounts a long battle with lung hemorrhages and weakness. After eight months unable to work he tried Dr King’s New Discovery three weeks ago and reports great help. The ad touts a one dollar bottle guaranteed by Med Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Mershan
Newark
N. J
Dr. King
Tracy
Local Wheat and Horticulture Notes From Clear Lake
A fragmented rural column from Clear Lake reports Jessie Thompson planting crops and a busy community at work. It notes residents Stafford Harford Terrill Cecil Snell Ed Lane Bert Blood and J W Schwarger among crowds at a local sale, mentions crops like lettuce onions peas and meat. It also covers residents moving, new changes in homesteads, and farm labor shifts with Mr Holderman Ed Lane and Terrill involved in wheat ground use and crop efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Thompson
Dames! Stafford
Harford Terrill
Cecil Snell
Ed Lane
Bert Blood
Sontar
Terrill Haw
A Fine Place To Put Your Money In Clothes
An ad extols a clothing shop as a safe place to invest money, promising high interest and value. It touts woolen goods as today’s best choice and invites customers to visit Karber Shore for low prices. The fragmentary text emphasizes that whatever is chosen, the price is low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolene
Revival meeting notes at Obvletian Church
The revival continues as Memorial and Decoration Days are observed. Rev Cox and Rev Mesehain spoke. five oil soldiers attended. Changes include K M Hubbard visiting, Wiggs returning to Wichita after church work, and H C Mathers planning a yearly trip. Local folks report illnesses measles and a fine rain helping farmers. Roy Beardsley sells out in Terns and returns to Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Nebravia
Cox
Rew. Mesehain
K. M. Hubbard
Wiggs
Wichita
Riggs
Pormittee
H.C. Mathers Fas
Carmen
Enid
Academy
Roy Beardsley
Tito Wilson
Herring
Feed Johnson
Lee
Sunday School Convention in Beaver County Sunlay School Association
Rain dampened the Sunday School Convention last Sunday at New Hope school house two miles from Home Owkox the forenoon session was dispensed with but the afternoon session drew a crowded audience EW Hegenot Irvine school president of the Association presided Miser Nelli Callahan and Anne Sims received citations PoP Frysinger of New Hope gave the welcome address J D Hilingy led the praise service Mrs W T Athing reviewed the state convention in Gath dle Rev Mr Haught was delayed by the rain but M I Byrnes spoke on The Claim of the Sunday School as a Precursor to Christian Character Mrs Bob Honity spoke on How to Interest Children in Bible Study and Ten schools were represented The next convention time and place were referred to the Executive Committee and a county fair was reported to close the report period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hur Northweetern
Beaver County
Pop Frysinger
New Hope Waite
J. D. Hilingy
W.T. Athing
Gath
Dle
Ales WM. Drumwood
Robina
Wilsow Creek
Haught
Thhe
Bob Honity
Wd. Groat
Beaver Methodiet Epinopal Church
Suratay
County Fair Preparations Urged for Menver County
Citizens are urged to ready for a fall county fair. Farmers and workers should prepare grain forage and fruit crops now so they mature in time for exhibition. A larger, better fair is anticipated, with emphasis on proper cultivation and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menver
Kentucky Mammoth Jack Stallion Offered for Beaver County Breeding
Registered Kentucky Mammoth Jack No. 22% He in 1 palmar hands high and 1000 pounds coal black with white points will stand this season at H. H. Hasson’s residence in Beaver Oklahoma. Fee is $10 for the season with money due at season end. mare and colt stand good for the service fee. If mare is sold or moved, fee becomes due. No liability for accidents. care to prevent them. B Kinder and H H Hasson owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Mammoth
Fh. H. Haneson
Beaver
Oklahoma
Beaver County
B. Kinder
H.H. Hasson
Owsers
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Beaver Herald
Official Co. Paper
Maude C. Thomas
Iavadl
Hemner
Crialitin
Ela Malliabiar
Official Directory
Belle Meade
Mrs. Yeumane
Mre. Junoe
Avi Waby Weerw
Mire
Martin Wedniaday
Albernoun
Royal Hillipe Leat Higgins
the Werk
Dhinean
Mies Pisun
Spear Invey
Twin Mounds
Tie Orethee Ageeters
Brower Morpell
Vahool
Fworth
Elvek
Thompson
Clear Lake
J. W. Schwarger
Texas
Karna
Goodman
Stonevin
Jess Grofford
New Mexico
Bluupebnuld
Elizabeth Dunlop
Mow Hay
Woodward
Fuat
Cary Turin
Aiek Niet
Maar
Madivan
Holderman
Atewtoo
Karber Shor
Clyde Gregg
Will G. Fields
Okla
Svar
Jim Price
Nona Jones
Central
Ella Apes
Ella
Gate
Toand
Loren
Chanute Nurseries
James Truett
SONS
Chanute, Naneas
W. M. Grimwood
Floris, Oklahoma
Madison, Okla
Frank J. Birdsall
Dmelibornn
Grand Army of the Republic
Ate
Beaver Lodge No
Freuns
W.M
Pioneer Lodge
Daxieisox
WG. Freie
Clerk
W.T. Quran
Oster
Beaver Laie
Knights of Pythine
Gastle Hall
T.G. Town
K. of Rand
Modern Woodmen of America
G. Beam
Laurel
Omenik Savack
Oracle
Mavpe C. Tunas
Miss A
Beaver Rebekah Lodge No
Vileiting Brothers Wordi
Marre Larna
DaGnan N.G
Pat Buehel
He Dan
Noutheast
Beasver
Oita
Morgan Horse
JAKCO
DR. Casto
Dick Skinner
Victor Hugo
Claude 7. Smith
Osteopathic
Pontafive
Kansas
W. L. Mason
Bales
G. H. Rush
J. W. Culwell
Stenver
L. S. Munsell, M.D
L. L. Long
Urla
J. A. Miller
Ite
Bower
A. S. Dickson
John A. Spohn
Cline
T. O. Pittman
Willery Sales
Balko
H. S
Judy Liveral
Kansas Hhitlow
Mamatt
Six Mile Lodge
Hy Ts Aw
HNLOC
Beene
Search the The Beaver Herald Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Beaver Herald?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.