Beaver port office notes and local updates
Beaver port office notes advertising rates on application. Residents and visitors listed include Bro Jewett of Wyanett Oklahoma who preached at Busch chapel. Several locals reported visits from Kansas Texas and Fargo Oklahoma. Transactions include Fred Wilson buying cattle and John Albert Anthony selling mules. Rabbits are abundant and need control while a well is planned for Geo Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busch Chapel
Jewett
Wyanett
Oklahoma
John Japp
Kaneas
John Myers
Tvanhoe
Fiora Widmer
Lady Frien
Texas
Fred Wilson
John Albert Anthony
Chamberlin
Cushing
Oklahom
Ward
Electric Bitters Sold To Women At Tracy's Drug Store
A promotional note claims Electric Bitters improve health and appearance for women by regulating stomach, liver and kidneys, purifying blood, and improving nerves and skin. It pitches the product as a remedy for constipation, complexion, and vitality, with a price of 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Local notes reflect weekly travels and institute plans
A rain freshens crops around Pure's while Walter Smith and Joe Howard travel to Beaver. Elizabeth Saur plans to attend the teachers institute in Fort Worth. she leaves Shattuck by train Wednesday. Prof Henson and family visit from Surprise. Rev C H Coppedge returns from Gaymon conference reporting a lively session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
Joe Howard
Beaver
Elizabeth Saur
E. A. Macy
Teachers’ Institute
Fl. Worth
Texas
Shattuck
Henson
Smith and Johnson
C. H. Coppedge
Gaymon
HW. U
Martin
Char Gumm
Kept the King at Home Dr King’s New Life Pills praised
A Buffalo New York resident lauds Dr King’s New Life Pills as a simple effective remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad notes a price of 26 cents at Tracy's Drug Store. A brief local weather wish and a line about upcoming Latreet log headers appear amid the fragmented copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Paul Mathurka
Buffalo
Tracy
Floris and Couch Baseball Clash Ends in Close Loss
Floris boys faced Couch on the Floris diamond with Stoll’s team pulling ahead 14 to in a spirited effort. Local notes report Beatrice store ice cream socials, Memorial services, and a busy week of visits, schooling, and community events amid mentions of sickness and crops improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvil Hinds
Haines
Floris
Mia
Oncar Weira
Inlaw
Mel Duffield
John Smith
Woodmen Lodge
Florin
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claimed to Cure Deafness
An advert claiming deafness is curable only by constitutional remedies describes the ear infection as an inflammation of the macula and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure and promotes other products by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Clear Lake Community Notes and Local Levy Vote
Evening services by Brother Geo Walker drew attentive crowds at Clear Lake with organist Mrs De at the piano. A school meeting debated a levy to meet bonds, approving 1 mill then 5 mills for school purposes, James Stafford elected clerk, nearby reports of county woes and the railroad progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Walker
Dives
Lazarus
James Stafford
James Landon
Clear Lake
Hunker
Layton
Stibbs
Marvelous Discoveries and Dr King’s New Discovery
An ad touts air flights and wireless telegrams as marvels of progress while promoting Dr King’s New Discovery to treat coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup bronchitis hemorrhages hay fever whooping cough and lung trouble. It claims instant relief and marks it as the surest cure with a trial bottle offered free and a price of 50 cents or 100 dollars. The testimonial from James M. Black of Ashville North Carolina asserts it cured an obstinate cough after other remedies failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
James M. Black
Ashenville
N.C
7. C. Tragy
Gate Notes and Local Happenings Highlight Week
Mrs Reese improves after a trying week. Mathers visits niece Mrs R H Siusser southwest of Buffalo. WM A to meet Mrs 4 A Lee on the 23rd. Gate prepares for a big July 4 celebration. Foulds and Claude return from school. New cement walk from port office to drug store. Fred Johnson builds a carpentry shop, Joe Murphy adds to pool hall. Sith day brings election baseball and ice cream. Mrs Anda Mathers and Mrs Jesse Lee visit Mrs Pearson. Theodore Kirkhart’s family visits him. Mrs L M Moore improves. Mrs Donnell active as W M L president despite absences. Mr Donnell returns after five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Foulds
Claude
Port
Fred Johnson
Joe Murphy
Anda Mathers
Mra
Jesse Lee
Pearson
Theodore Kirkhart
Mra. L. M. Moore
Donnell
Leone
Notice to loan seekers seeks gilt edge security
An odd classified notice invites loan companies to secure funds at a good rate with secure references. It references a person named W. L. Derwreen and mentions top agencies offering reliable backing.
Base Ball Dates at Beaver This Weekend
Baseball games set at Beaver Saturday June 18 and Sunday June 19 with Liberal also visiting Beaver on Sunday. All afternoon innings promised as good matchups. Admission 15 cents for Saturday and 25 cents for Sunday two games.
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Euch
Beaver
Lth
Liberal
Great Booster for Meade Delegation Tour
A Meade Globe account of a Commercial Club trip from Meade to Beaver City Oklahoma. The convoy of five autos led by Frank Laughlin with a 40 horse Buick travels via Balko Kemp City and other stops, enjoys meals at Mrs Busing and fellowship at Beaver, with a concert by the Meade band and a vocal solo by Miss Laura Mackey. The trip ends with mutual thanks and a hope to repay hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Clork
Commercial Club
Beaver
Kansas
Hamilton P.O
Lon Jones
Beaver City
Okla
Beaver Commercial Club
Balko
Kemp City
Frank Laughlin
Meade
Elock von Prosky
Keaver
Court House
Meade Band
John Sweet
Laura Mackey
North Beayler County
Clain
Normal Institute
Peasion
Meale
Kan
Globe
Special Term of Court in Beaver County Oklahoma
Notice lists a special term of the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District to be held in Beaver Oklahoma on Monday June 27 1910 Judge R H Loornounnow presiding Clerk Oman T Quiny 610 Ge2d Clerk official seal attached and dated 1910
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Notloe
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Oklahoma
Beaver County
R. H. Loornounnow
R. H Lootbourrow
Oman T. Quiny
Dist
Death at Speermore Speermore Mantle B Walton Young
Mrs Mantle B Walton Young died at her home in Speermore on Sunday June Sth from paralysis. She was born in Ohio in 1862. A large number of friends express sympathy to the bereaved family at Madison Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillett
Tom How
Tom
Calesville
John Betts
J.B. How
Jess Goffard
James Lane
Wim
Layton
John Stibbe
Mesars North
Luxon
Mis
Mom. Gillett
Grant Woodmain
Henry
Mantle B. Walton Young
Speermore
Bueialook
Madison Cemetery
Ohio
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Walter Busch
al Grace
Tom Harford
Roy Hopper
Johnson
Gage W Logan
Little Albert
Roscoe Swaith
May
Myre
Dulph Ward
Wheeler
Beatrice
Mr. Stephenson
Mr. Jones
Mr. Bumgarner
Mr. Terril
Mr. Boyle
FB. Potter
William Potter
Harlow
Misses Gertrode
Julia Jones
Nellie Terrell
Pearl Hinds
J. A. Gow
New Mexico
T. L. How
Birih
Congress
T. L
Mr. Tow
W. Whob
Frank Lauourtn
James Bare
James H. Crabtree
Ace't Candler
the Bank OF
F.C. Tracy J
Ames Bare, Frank Laughin
R. H. Loofbourrow
IV. Webb
S.A. Laughris
J. W. Kerns
Sunset
W. H. Robertson
Niture Store
Beaver How. & Furn. CO
Hon” (Oey
Mensinger’s
Beaver, Oklahoma
Southwest
Portrait Camera
J. W. Mensinger
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