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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
8
A 1000 acre tract is divided into townsite lots frontage lots and small acreage blocks intended for fruit farms and gardens. The notice notes the division for San Benito Texas dated November 15 1910.
Farmers and students urged to attend a Beaver County gathering at the courthouse in Beaver on June 17 at 2:30 PM with J W Corley of the State Board of Agriculture. Boys and Girls Agriculture Clubs will receive instruction on the October Farm Institute Fair and prizes totaling 225 dollars. Also includes an advertisement for Cardus medicine by Minnie Lamb.
Harlie Barrow and Pearl Dothan wed at Rev Henry F Cook Baptist minister’s home in North Fiat on Tuesday morning June 6. Barrow a prosperous young farmer from Mount Zion, Pearl from Mist Peart area, 160 acres to their future home. Friends extend best wishes for a long and happy married life.
Over $425 in prizes planned for county agricultural clubs at the County Fair held October 4 to 6, 1911. Partial prize list includes trips to Short Course, cash awards, and displays by boys and girls from A M College, Farmers Institute, and other clubs. Awards cover essays, embroidery, drawings, cabbage, pumpkins, tomatoes, corn, and various display prizes.
An Arkansas report features Mrs. Carrie Moore of Cherry Valley praising Cardus for relief from long standing headaches palpitations and low vitality. The piece also notes inspectors and promoters of a new railroad line involving W B Doddridge Joe Lafferty Strang and others, with forty five miles already in operation and capital ready if feasible.
A party of eleven Clinton railroad men visited Beaver Sunday on their way toward Liberal Kansas to inspect territory for the Clinton Oklahoma and Eastern Railroad. They praised the Beaver route as essential to future development and extension from Hutter northwest through the Beaver Valley.
The Sunday evening services at the Christian church drew a large crowd as the combined Sunday School members from all churches presented an interesting program. Frank Harmon arrived from Richfield Kansas to join his wife and child visiting Mrs Ellen Maple, but they were delayed by the illness of the little girl.
Camp's Comedy Company of Guy men opened a tent in Beaver lant Week with two good shows. The act centered on sleight of hand by Mr. Camp, who presented the trek theatrically. Moving pictures drew strong interest and were exceptionally good as an additional attraction.
Roll of Honor lists readers of the Hxuarm who renewed or subscribed in the past week. Entries include DH Flinn Elmwood Jones Smith Healing Springs Ark subscriber W 4 Rhodes Miles Kannes Wan H Mize Canton Mo now sub M Turner Elmwood renewal Bertha Turner Jon Tack Wichita Kas renewal P Lagerty Zebba renewal Edwards Conroy renewal W ML Brock McMinnville Oregon one wal vedetta Clinton renewal Wilson Alma AL renewal by Mrs Lootbonerow Albert Jacobs Elimwood renewal John Harold Gate naar eub Wrod Monroe Yatten new sub Ballinger Stockton Moi new aub by P 8 Davis Harry Peckham Folouma New Mexico renewal F KF
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