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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
2
Shoes presented for warm weather wear emphasize comfort style and dignity. The text promotes American Lady Oxfords and other gentleman shoes in various styles and leathers, inviting readers to view a wide selection already available. It stresses quality fit and timely readiness for occasions.
Fragmentary item lists Red Martin, Laverne Pridey, 228, and buggy injuries amid stray mentions of Shattuck, Woodward, and legal matters. The text references dry weather, a forthcoming Glorious Fifth of July, and cautious attitudes toward celebration. Names and places are partially garbled, leaving a rough, period-voiced society snippet.
Local notes report Kiowa events and gatherings. Bennett and family shopped in Laverne. Mrs Desling lost 30 young turkeys during wet weather. Fred Cat made a business trip to Gage and Chaney. Many youths attended a big picnic at Clone Lake. Aileen neighbors hosted a Sunday ice cream and cake gathering. Ridenour shows pitching skill and may challenge others. An electric storm struck Friday night. The little ones count the days to a forthcoming event. J A Buweel and companion shopped in Speermore on Monday. M South visited Laverne Thursday.
An old citizens page notes Dr King's Mem Lite Pills as a prompt gentle laxative for seniors. The rest of the excerpt covers local weather showers, Children’s Day plans at Mt. Vernon Sunday School, a cold wave on Saturday, a fire, and various family visits and illnesses among Beaver City residents.
The article notes extensive crop and chicken losses from heavy rain and flooding. Farmers replanting, road crews repairing washouts, and residents like Mrs Ava Kile facing poultry losses. Oklahoma City visitors, school events, and local family visits are mentioned among community updates.
The text urges slowing meals to prevent indigestion from rapid eating. It stresses thorough chewing and salivation, noting digestion begins in the mouth. It advises Chamberisin e Tables for relief when stomach fullness causes dullness and lists several severe cases.
Rain drenched Riverside as taverners report crop losses and partial replanting. Oakes failed to finish 120 acres with 70 left, Frack Oakes moved to Colorado, and Mrs Dable seeks his return. Liat Mee and nine sick, Edwant from St Louis, Merwin at home in July to visit brother Edward.
Rain falls last night as townspeople foresee seeding value, while Maude Wright fights typhoid fever under medical care. Dan Spidie recovers health, churches report revival meetings, and a memory quilt project advances. District schools receive paint upgrades, and families plan a July 12 picnic with two new church members.
Fragmentary report of religious discussions between Christians and Baptists at Snoth Flaw Church starting Monday 23. Rewook and Ballard are named disputants, with Carl Neley traveling to Forges Wedees and returning Thursday. Others mentioned include Castes, LaKemp, and Sormia Tartan, with scattered notes on meals and payments.
Readable section notes patent medicine claim to relieve rheumatic pains. Mentions sale by dealers and a brief local items column with names such as M. Bahn, Marion Bahn, Monet Colorado on business, Albert Baldwin for Frank Butesimern, Geo. Debors with new farm work north of town, Logen boys planning a ball team, and J. W. Sanders of Laverne as a cattle and hog buyer.
A testimonial from Bath resident J.C. Eveeland claims Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment cured chronic eczema after other treatments failed. The advertisement asserts a proven formula, a safe guarantee, and nationwide availability through clerical companies in Philadelphia and St Louis.
A reflective, cheeky verse recalls a social gathering at Rose Philippe where a young bachelor hosted. The poem laments the social scene and imagines what citizens would trade for companionship, ending with a call to return to better times and brighter nights.
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