19 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
1
The Carter Tracy Hardware Company will occupy a temporary office and store room adjoining the Tracy drug store until their new quarters are ready. The note mentions stock details and a state affiliation, with references to Beaver and Oklahoma records.
Inquirers report Dr H H Wynne of Oklahoma City Eye Ear Nose and Throat clinic with Glasser filling at Forgan on Thursday July 19 6 28 p m. W Hillott and Draggiet noted in Da Wrens along with Da Wrens group at 2w Da.
A heavy rain with hail and strong wind moved across the area about twelve miles southeast Friday causing significant crop damage. Hail covered the ground and stripped fruit trees. some crops will need replanting as fields were washed. A few small buildings lost roofs or toppled, but overall damage was limited.
Mrs L L Long hosted a Monday afternoon reception for house guests Mrs R O Renfrow and daughter Miss Edith. A delightful afternoon followed with delicious refreshments. Attending were Mesdames Judge Loofbourrow, Dyke Ballenger, T Braidwood, W G Fields, G H Healy, W A Thomas, F C Tracy, M A Clark, B M Walker, John W Savage, and R O Renfrow.
Normalites beat amateur Beaver Fans 16 to 14 in a Saturday baseball game near the Court House. Wil Thomas and M A Clark cited two Beaver players for key injuries that hampered their defense as the match unfolded.
Advertised remedy Chamberlains Liniment promises fast relief from rheumatic pains. A twenty-five cent bottle is offered by all dealers, urging readers to try it now for quick relief.
Balko beat Forgan decisively after a rough start with Forgan scoring early then fading as Balko bats exploded for twenty runs. Balko’s offense dominated while Forgan’s pitcher and defense failed to hold the line. Rumors swirled that Balko manager Chief Garrett fled after a chemical fire incident.
The text references Lois Quinn visiting in Guthrie with Francis and Mia Edith Renfrew of Woodward, plus GE McClatlin from North Ftate noting the loss of three horses named Lightning during a late Friday night incident. It reads as a broken local column fragment with scattered names and events.
Mrs Mra Bennett of Clolorado Kan arrived Wednesday to visit her parents J Hinkle and wife. Attorney Chu Twyford returned Sunday from Oklahoma City after a two week stay. Prof White of Laurensr Academy Cate attended the honest Prof and Mee. W Frazer senior numerer of the Penger Fickel Abstract Jem is trans acting business in Kansas City this
Clark dim Provost reports horses badly cut by barbed wire during a recent storm four miles south of Beaver. W F Carson, Kut frew Investment manager, made a business trip to Liberal and back in one day. Mrs Emery Trekell left for Milan after two weeks visiting relatives. Prof A T White of Gare Academy will speak at the Presbyterian church on Sunday July 22 on Literature of the Bible.
Duke Ballinger and family arrived Saturday from Anadarko traveling overland in their touring year. They completed the 24 mile run in a day. Mrs. Tract Hudson, who had been visiting the Thomas and Tracy counties, left Thursday for Gene Ridge, Miradors, to see her mother Mrs. Annie L. Jones, before returning to her home at Cargile, Arkansas.
J Judy departed Monday for her home at Burden after spending a week with her daughters Nelle Judy and Mrs A Maple here. Deb r 8. Muncelli waking pone marked improvements on his Gore neton Second street. He graded the street and put in a board walk along his building, earning honorable mention by the Wormate Olive Federation.
Eldorado resident Miles May Drew visited friends in Beaver this week. Mike Drew recently completed a four year medical program at the University of Oklahoma and earned a Doctor of Medicine degree. He plans to practice medicine in western Oklahoma. Mire Drew was born on a ranch in western Oklahoma, and Mileks there is no place the tbe LAND.
A garbled historical notice discusses a penny distribution scheme and fundraising idea. The text references pennies, receptacles, a floating device, and various unclear actions or slogans. Notable terms include Marthas, Witdhowrd slips, and a fundraiser involving a rite of passage for a community event. The exact actions and outcomes are unclear due to the corruption of the OCR text.
The conplant Hohing offers a cure for eczema and skin eruptions with Dr Hobson's eczema ointment. A long afflicted man from Hath reports relief after using the formula, claimed to be physician-crafted and widely available through druggists or by mail from Pfleiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
An automobile party toured the new eight room modern residence of Mr and Mrs Maple on Thaber Creek. The group praised the home with its water service, elegant furnishings, and a Buick car. They enjoyed ice cream and cake then a pleasant ride home in the evening.
State Superintendent Bob Wilcor announces that credits from lower to higher grade certificates will be prohibited after January 1, 1914. Changes align with raising Oklahoma education standards to ensure teachers are better prepared to guide students, with new minimum training requirements at state normal schools, the state university, and A and M colleges.
A report outlines third grade and first grade certificate requirements including subjects and grade averages, with age limits. It also details Beaver County agricultural output, noting Beaver County’s grain and broomcorn yields, with banners for townships in barley, oats, wheat, kaffir corn, and corn. The county clerk signs off, Gro. H. Warton.
Notice states that the offices of County Treasurer and County Superintendent will be allowed from the 30th day of June until July 7, 101%, while the Commissioners cheer up aaid often.
Bible School at 101 o'clock a m with subject Our Work in America. Evening service at 800 o clock with subject The Human Ride of Salvation. Special music by choir and orchestra. Motto Every member of the church in the Bible School. cordial invitation extended to all to feel at home in our Father's house.
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