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A garbled ad style note discusses comfortable, weather friendly shoes for women. It highlights leather textures and roomy fittings, aiming to entice buyers with style and practicality.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
2
A garbled ad style note discusses comfortable, weather friendly shoes for women. It highlights leather textures and roomy fittings, aiming to entice buyers with style and practicality.
The Beaver Herald provides Thursday publication cadence and pricing, noting a yearly subscription price of $100 for a periodical produced by editor Purlivder Thomas and associated staff. The fragment indicates advertiser and subscription information within a dated newspaper page.
The notice states the county treasurer and supervisory committee will be removed from service on a specified day while commissioners review procedures. The source text is garbled but indicates official action and an upcoming date.
Judge BE B Looftearro Co Treasurer oxp Sims Co Cher Geo H Weight Co Sedge Geo H Healy Co Supt Teo E Iwaien Clerk of Dist Cort A F Pruett Sheriff J M Jones Clerk of Co Courts C C DeGrae Co Atty Claude T Sanith Reg of Deeds A M Baliek Barregor Cerar Gartner Com int Diet R Hagan Ivanhoe Com 2d Dist AA Haskell Eimzold Com 33 Diet Thos McLain tiray
The Commissioners met by adjournment on the day of June 14 1913 with all members and the clerk present. They adjourned to July 12 to review the offices of the County Treasurer and County Superintendent. The record is certified as true and correct.
Readable snippets mention a trip to a fair, a teacher's note, and residents planning activities. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but references include a school, a home visit, and a community gathering with several individuals cited.
Fragmentary text discusses worm infestations in children and timing of teeth in autumn. Mention of Kickajes Wore oy mel and iodine products. Lacks clear events, dates, or proper nouns to establish a complete report.
The week brings reports of washouts at Char Creek damaging fences and crops needing protection. J. K. Wiles and Row work on wells, with water at seven feet. Walter Busci's visitors, singing at Crom Reeds, and neighbors Herb Grace, C. B. Barter, and Mrs. Barker seen in various visits. A. C. Daley farms 170 acres with 160 more to list. families like Barker and Wert head to Sand Hill near the alver green grapes. peaches appearing this year and a knocked peach picker noted.
The column reports persistent cloudy damp and chilly June weather. References to scattered picnics and local social business in Logan and Ivanhoe accompany mentions of anglers and cherry harvests. Local residents like Robert Riden and CM Lesith are noted in brief encounters, with light community news about travel and commerce.
An advertisement touts Barkien Arnica Salve as relief for old sores boils and skin issues including fevers and ulcers. It cites a Birmingham Alabama case of a nine month ulcer healed in two weeks and claims general usefulness with a note of local testimonials and a single adult named promotor. The text also drifts into a series of local notices and brief anecdotes from Mound and nearby areas regarding social events travel and a gasoline accident incident.
Fragmented OCR recounts a village gathering and parish notes with references to a laxative joke, a ball game, and community figures. It mentions a seven day event, prices around £207, and various local names like Miss Conk, George Selec, and Rev. HE. Cot. The report blends social chatter with incomplete details of a church service and nearby happenings.
A fragmented notice discusses slow eating to aid digestion and stomach health. It mentions avoiding overeating and using specific tables for meals. The text notes the idea is supported by sellers and dealers offering related products.
District 151 reports a busy week with a successful fishing party on Dock Pond and a lively ball game at Surprise Saturday. The Sunday School drew good attendance, and local incidents include a medical emergency and mention of a new Colorado auto license tax affecting travel within the state.
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