08 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
1
J N Edwards visits from LaKemp on business while Miss Eather Kile suffers typhoid fever. Birth announces a son to Mr. and Mrs. R J Chilcott on June 2 1911. Many local residents ill from heat and typhoid. farm loans and dry cleaning ad spots. Beaver prepares for electric line with public works and church notices. numerous small items on residents travel, illness, real estate, and local commerce.
A Beaver area note column reports on strawberry praise to Mrs. Buneh, church and court house events, Camp's Comedy Company shows in Beaver, lectures by Prof. Prophet, Norma class activities, personnel moves, and local business activity. It mentions D. M. Mackey’s work as musical instructor, Reid Miller returning from Kansas City, Wallace Quinn’s illness in Canon City, and pastorate change with J. B. Shaw arriving, plus local publication plans for School Life.
A notice urges residents of Floris to aid Mrs. A. peer who is ill and in need. Readers are asked to send contributions to support her care, with grateful thanks promised for any mite given to help her recovery and well being.
A special Friday evening meeting for end parents and those involved in educative child training will be held at the Methodiet Episcopal Obereh. Pastor WS Grons will deliver a speech on child care and training.
B Ulrich of the Cottonwood district shares samples of his Early Richmond cherries, noting unusually large and fine fruit. He is dedicating much effort to fruit trees and projects a future with a variety of fruit trees flourishing on his estate.
An antique ad promotes Buck Arnica Balm as a speedy treatment for wounds burns sores skin conditions and injuries. It claims quick healing and preventing blood poisoning or gangrene and directs readers to purchase at Fred C Tracy's shop.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Bert Fis near Elmwood suffered painful facial injuries after falling from a buggy on Tuesday. The damage to the nose and mouth was serious but deemed temporary. A school meeting for district No 22 was held at the reboo l.
A garbled line appears to praise Hall's Catarrh Core as a cure for catarrh with odd phrasing and incomplete wording. The readable fragment hints at an advertisement claim without clear context or verifiable details.
BeavEr County Normal Institute convened Monday with many teachers in attendance. A strong corps of instructors is in charge and aims to advance education and public schools over the next four weeks. Detwiler announces farm loan offers and immediate funding.
The Dorcas Society was entertained by Madame W. and Mrs. Thome Russo at the former Py ternoun residence. Children delighted the gathering with smiles as refreshments including ice cream were served during the afternoon.
Kinder reports a sample of wheat from Mrs Bryson near Balko shows promising yield. Bryson owns about fifty five acres and expects about forty to thirty bushels per acre though the wheat crop is light this year. Bryson is among the few to expect a good harvest.
Sunday evening the sermon focused on Faith That Dost a t Next Sunday morning at 8 10 the subject will be Faith or Fate Mid week prayer meetings are discontinued for the season Sunday School Sunday morning at 10 o'clock special service and address for teachers and parents Friday evening at seven o'clock All invited Reverend Whitman J Gaoar Pestarg
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