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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
8
The offer describes 1000 acres split into townsite lots frontage plots and small acreage blocks for fruit farms and gardens. Climate is mild with rare winter freezes and hot summers. Land supports three crops per year and allows production of any crop California yields, with the market 1500 miles closer.
Prominent educators and thinkers in the state endorse the Farmers Institute as a key driver of agricultural progress. The Beaver Oklahoma event offers social gatherings, demonstrations of farm stock, poultry, domestic science and art, with departments for all ages. Members urged to join, pay 50 cents to Shillingburg or Goldwater, and attend three days of pleasure and profit.
Mrs Cora L Ritter of Wilmington North Carolina reports relief from blind dizzy spells and weak cold spells after using Cardus a remedy she credits with improving her health after ten years. The advertisement notes Cardus is a female remedy used by women for nearly a lifetime and claims it prevents unnecessary panic from female troubles such as headaches backache dizziness and dragging down feelings.
The best books of Beaver School Library have been placed on shelves at the County Superintendent's library where pupils enrolled last year may borrow them. Library rules must be followed. Mr Swain is the appointed Librarian by order of the School Board District No 22.
G W B McDonald writes from San Benito Texas describing his move from Centralia Washington last November, buying 19 acres and planting 9 acres of cabbage with 1700 profit on cabbage and 2400 on total crop. He plans 30 acres of cabbage this winter, built a residence, notes good health and climate, and expects an orange grove next season with fruit thriving locally.
After the May 18 19 1911 exams, twenty eight pupils earned diplomas. Named graduates include Ernest Allen Minnie Autmus Floris James Calhoun Karl James Dunlop Logan Noola Douglas Harry Dann Gray Maude Ferguson Rows Grimm Gate Neta Hughes Madison Lurene Johnson Logan Malis Hubberd Beaver William Means Ernest Murry Rosa Nelson Logan Amy Renfro Batko Opal Rennick Lorena Captalin Robertson Plainview and others from several towns.
Grace Munsell formerly of Beaver married Robert Osborn in Detroit Michigan on May 11. Both are Christian workers committed to missionary service in Africa, with plans to pursue missions soon. Local friends extend heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for a thornless path ahead.
Last week R A Meechawn of Hatton lent a pocketbook, Janos Baker found it. Meechan advertised his item in the Homann and immediately received the purse. The instance is cited to show advertising pays.
A Thursday evening meeting planned a 30 piece brass band for Heaver with an instructor likely. The new organization lists Clyde Gregg H M Bollok J W Webb J E Swaim W E Fickel J B Tooker Grant Wight H N Lawson Marion Smith W Hu Thoriae EB 1 Hanson J EB Hodge Elbert Clift S B Strong F C Tracy Leander Niles Elbert Haworth Miane Maude Thomas Erma Crabbes Florence Strong Ida Kinder and Ladies W H Robertson R H Loothoor. A consolidated North Ftate school project faces a snag and Hatten town bidders oppose the move.
A letter from Argyle Michigan recounts severe head pains and other womanly troubles eased by Cardui the woman’s tonic. The writer claims Cardui raised her from a bed of agony and saved her life, urging readers to ask their druggists about it for relief from pain irregularities and nervous weakness.
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