Local Socials and Community Updates Highlight LaVerne Area
The LaVerne region notes social visits and gatherings, a revived Kiowa Creek bridge project, and upcoming mail route boosts. News covers church revival by Rev. Haley, local marriages, wheat cutting plans, and various residents’ comings and goings through late June.
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Madison
Haley
Ehurch
Beaver
Luther Connor
Balko
Olin Boren
Connor
Olin
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism and Pain Relief
Sloan's Liniment offers fast relief from rheumatic pains neuralgia and toothache with quick penetration without rubbing. A handy household remedy for bruises strains sprains overexertion and external aches sold by druggists at 260 50 cents and 1.00.
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Sloan
Epworth League Officers and Local Notes
Newly elected Epworth League officers include President Mr Shiner and Secretary Jewe t reasurer Ue Douglas. Community updates mention harvests, visits, and social events, with June 12 noted for a couple of duties. High winds and dry weather shortened crops. churches report services and gatherings at several homes.
Relieve Whooping Cough With Pine Tar Honey Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Hell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for whooping cough and bronchial troubles. It promises easier breathing, soothing relief, and urges keeping the remedy in the house. The notice mentions druggists and local purchases.
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Dr. Hell
Dr. Bell
Evils of Constipation and Weather Damages
The passage warns that constipation shortens life and causes various ailments and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills. It then notes rainfall from the 20th, with several places getting more, followed by reports of wet pastures and crop damage from a hot dry spell mentioning 1870 and Napoleon II as historical references.
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Benton
Moral Vineyard
Pointe Aear Reaver
Forgan
Macane
Yanhoe
Surrender and Draft Era Notes from Beaver County
A fragmentary 1917 item mentions Kaiser Wilhelm and surrender language, odd regional remarks about registration and storms, and local harvest travel in Woods and Alfalfa counties. An autos party from Knowles visits Chas. Osteen's family. names include J. W. Gambe and Newt Rambo with their spouses. Several stray ad-like lines appear with unclear claims and dates.
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Kaiser Wilhelm Lin
Beaver County
Texas
Ty Stoud
Knowles and Vicinity
J. W. Gambe
Joe
Newt Rambo
Chas. Osteen
Inez Bunday
Surprise Party Near Beaver Promotes Neighborly Cheer
A surprise party held Sunday June 17 near Beaver brought about fifty neighbors and friends including Mr. and Mrs Thurman and several listed couples. Guests enjoyed ice cream, along with violin music, in a scene described as one of the writer's most pleasant incidents in years.
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Ress
A. V. Fuller
Hayes
Pear Laverne
Mise Metta M Woodwant
Gregory Home
Frank Maple
Tom Boren
W. H. Wells
Nellie Boren
Olin Boren
Potter
Goodwin
May
Brook
Nvighborn
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C. W. Adame
Mre. Adame Wosete
Mea. Adams’ Tor
H. Bridgewater
Clear Lake
Laverne
Geo, Farrel
Dewey Bingham
Newton Pickett
Brother
Neal
Arkansas
Oly
Robert Bingham
Violet Slack
William Dane
the Mises Shiner
Olwar Lake
F. L. Roberts
Soad
Arthur Boileau
J. W Caley
Layton
Lola Tobin
Alberta
Dor
Nod Mee
Bingham
Brey
Oroano
Tom Knowles
Mrs. Robinson
Boothe
Russell Martin
Every
Nellie Booth
Mr. Hendrick
Ladies Aid
Mr. Smith
Ben Smith
Ivanhoe
Frank Robinson
Logan
Mra
America
Buckmaster
Baby
Belle Meade
Brother Welle
North Fork
Eph Henderson Nee
Ford
Mothers’ Club
Ed Moyar
A. Dickinson
Mrs. Stallbrook
Lute Hughes
Kiowa
Arthur Williams Tuneday
Willie Byrd
Ed Boyer
Henry Brady
Calvin Willian
Levy Pruste
Bob Henson
Meane
Will Erie
Haynes
Gray
Gon Bua
Nour Devguiat
I A. L. Folsom
Jim Shearer Dester
Oklahoma
Col. A. M. Burnam
Geronimo
Beaver River
Enid
Williams
Beaver, Oklahoma
Harry D. Truaax
Beaver Hospital
M. H. Levi
W. T. Stephens
F. C. Stevens
Big JO Lumber
W. S. Morgan
Everdale Stock Farm
Beau Gay
Fiverside
Ohio
J. W. Thompson
Globe Theatre
Spangler Brothers
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