30 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
1
Local items report visitors, subscriptions, and small business notices. Mentions rain in Elmwood and Beavers area, mortgage release blanks for sale, new subscribers, land deals, cleaning services, medicines, and community events. Includes letters of thanks for prompt insurance settlement and routine classifieds.
Springfield reader Mr. B F Kelley reports kidney and bladder troubles eased after taking Foley's Kidney Pills. Headaches vanished and bladder distress subsided within weeks, with product available at Tracy's Drug Store. In a separate Justice Meese court session, Mrs L B Watson charged assault and battery against Arthur Turner over a rent dispute. the case was proposed for dismissal by County Attorney Wellborn.
A Beaver community letter laments repeated inaction against fires as dryness and risk grow. The writer warns thousands of dollars in property could be lost and urges a local business leader to start a fire prevention effort before it is too late.
The Third County Normal at Beaver shows financial success with a $20000 requisition mandated by county law to cover expenses. Over $5000 has been paid, the largest in northwest Oklahoma, yet Beaver County owes nothing and up to $50 remains in the treasury.
Y P S C E social will be held this month at the country home of Mr and Mrs Dr Davidson. All endeavorers are urged to attend.
C W Hoskins Watchmaker and Jeweler opened at his Roberta Place residence in the northwest corner of town. W. Hosmine
By order of the Beaver county Commissioners the sale of late Nine and Ten in Block Eighty-Nine Beaver village will be received at the County Clerk's Office up to noon July 5. This does not include improvements on the lots. The county reserves the right to reject any bid. County Clerk Joan W Savace. 6-18 6-00 aw
Cleve Brown of the southwest town area suffered a serious injury to his right foot when a rifle discharged accidentally Monday. He and his wife were readying for a fishing trip when the mishap occurred. Dr. Long treated the wound and the couple returned to town. No serious aftereffects are expected.
J Badlong of Washington R1 describes kidney trouble believed hereditary and credits Palvys Kidney Remedy with a full recovery after taking four tablets. He warns others against neglecting kidney health and notes availability at Tracy's Drug Store.
Eighth grade graduates of Beaver county schools held commencement at the court house last Wednesday evening. Fifty four graduates received diplomas reflecting the schools and teachers. Names listed include Clara Davidson, Bessie Kratzer, Nellie McKillips, Ida Summers, Roy Wilcox, Joseph Pounds, Stella Harrold, Helen Gabbert, and many others from pairs or families in Beaver, Adrian, Madison Minerva, Gate, Speer more, and Floris districts.
July term docket lists cases for trial including Olvil Lohetroh vs Sweet Tracy vs Smith Wella Morris ob al Church vs Gould Bingham vs Curtis Stephens Dyche Hanna Maphet Van Horn Stephens Truman Herring Redemer vs Killine State vs Claude Manden Gilbert Husted Lieurance Cope Calwell J W Calwell Jacob L Taylor Juvenile State Prod Dowers Bavina Tunxen Clerk of the Cu Quart
The Hemato has sent statements to delinquent subscribers this week and asks for payment. It explains it is not a frivolous move but a necessary step to cover costs and avoid loss. The note expresses leniency, seeks cooperation, and thanks readers in advance for settling balances.
Members of Christi Bible School Class Noy 2 held a church gathering Friday evening after a contest between the young men and young ladies over attendance. The men topped the ladies in the second quarter. The evening featured games, music, and refreshments of cake and sherbet for all.
Opportunity Taylor-Trotwood Magazine, published in Nashville, offers one share of stock at 1.00 and a life subscription for 10.00 with a return receipt by mail. The publishers, led by Senator Robi L. Taylor and John Trotwood Moore, seek to expand life memberships and advertising.
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