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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
4
Fragmentary list shows names and titles of county officials and clerical officers including judge, treasurer, clerk, sheriff, recorder, and other district and committee members. The readable items sketch a 51 008 year directory with varied roles across multiple districts and counties.
A 1911 notice warns delinquent subscribers their accounts must be settled within one year or be dropped from the list. Mailings have warned twice and a third notice is sent this week. The Henaty will enforce the rule prohibiting more than one year of credit. some fines reach $900 for violators. Subscribers are urged to settle or provide notes to avoid removal after July 1 1911.
A charm of a woman rests on health. Weakness causes nervousness irritability and skin troubles. Constipation and kidney flaws show as pimples blotches and a wretched complexion. Electric Bitters prove a godsend to women seeking health beauty and friends.
A terse field report notes laborers clash over field use on a Monday morning. Authorities report heavy equipment, minimal injuries, and ongoing negotiations between local farmers and a land vendor. The dispute centers on access times and weed control responsibilities.
Sermon disrupted by rain afternoon. Mr and Mrs Martin attend to business and visit Baggerly home near Como. Mr Giaution mourns death of mother in law. Mrs Glandoo aged ninety two. Mentor suffers loss of two horses by lightning. Tom Harford breaks colts. Harford family fished Monday. Glandon family visiting Johnson home Thursday. Farmers plan to finish planting next week, some through and cultivating. Decoration Day observations sparse. mail map noted.
Newark man James B. Mershon describes eight months of weakness after lung hemorrhages. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery for his recovery and urges others with weak lungs and stubborn coughs to try it, with trial bottles offered and guaranteed by Fred C. Traey.
Local notes report a dispute over possession of the Lehman place two miles east and one mile south of Clear Lake, with trial scheduled at Woodward on June 1. The item mentions shared possession, crops and farming conditions, local marriages, a rain shower, YMCA name-change rumor, and reflections on veterans and weather.
A note states that dancing requires attendance at Bible reading and discussion. Morris Gofford and Albert Lane are praised as the most studious and responsive in the M A A group. Morris cares for his mother and siblings while his father serves as class leader away in New Mexico. Albert stays with his brother John near Riverside. T S How has sold to his son J A, with the father reserving the dugout. Land value listed as $1000 with crops, tenant, and implements. crops look good as of June first. Russell of Marengo reports strong wheat prospects.
Rain nourishes crops as Elmwood residents cheer the forecast while several locals recover from illness. Leonie Keever returns from Ochiltree with family, and Mies Della Keever improves after a rough week. Townsfolk attend a Booth Flats Tabernacle meeting. some are damp on the way home. Meanwhile, Capstone drilling progresses at Laken as Bennington and others travel for work. An oil firm advertises sales positions in Cleveland with a broad pay claim.
Mrs Eliza Epperson credits Cardus with saving her life and easing pains in head shoulders back and sides before using Cardus She says she is now healthier than in four years and endorses Cardui as a tonic for women to try.
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