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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
4
The readable text is fragmentary mentioning a pestessien at enter and an econ class mall matter with unclear context and missing details. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible to establish a coherent event or notice.
Morgan announces candidacy for re nomination to Congress in the Second District subject to Republican primary decision. He expresses gratitude for prior honors and seeks continued support from the party through the process.
The Panhandle Educational Association met in Liberal Kansas on February 24 1912 for its first session. Attendance included professors superintendents and ninety six teachers despite travel hardships from impassable roads. A reception at city hall and a Liberal High School event followed with speeches readings and music highlighting educational goals for the shortgrass country.
Saturday sessions at Beaver County beamed with discussions on grade school reform, practical composition needs, and teacher methods. Beaming with detail, Prof Power on sociology urged rational growth, while Ernest Fulton outlined three student classes, treading carefully through inclusive training and patience.
The report notes a successful meeting where a Male Quartet influenced activities and a permanent organization formed with J. Be Swaim of Beaver City as president and Netsie B. Lynch as secretary. County superintendents and a committee planned an annual gathering, while a weather joke caused wet drifts delaying teachers and suspending some schools.
Dr J T Carties reports curing eczema in his patient and himself with Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy purifies the blood, improves digestion, strengthens organs, and treats ailments from rheumatism to running sores. Sold by Fred Tracy with satisfaction guaranteed.
Snow and cold dominate Elmwood. Families face storm damage and travel woes as cows are lost, a horse perishes, and streets require about 10,000 to clear. Local residents visit relatives, attend dinners, and cope with isolation while schools plan programs and spelling champs are crowned.
An advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for a cure of catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills are promoted. The endorsement claims F J Cheney of Toledo possesses honesty and financial ability to fulfill obligations, with a testimonial from a Toledo business association.
Beaver Hardware and Furniture offers graphophones and records for sale. The store lists a dito record suitable for any graphophone, presenting a range of selections for customers seeking vintage audio equipment.
The Guymon Herald reports the fund-raising for 616,000 bowns to guarantee Winnipeg Salian A Gall railroad completion is finished and awaiting charter approvals. Indications favor swift contract fulfilment and a survey crew could depart from Guymon within six days if weather allows. The plan aims to secure a rail route east and west, with Salina and Gulf to prove their capability.
An old ad copy touts Dr King's New Life Pill as smooth and gentle medicine with no ripping or distress. It promises thorough work for health and improved feeling, available at Fred G. Tracy's.
Practical guidance for managing hens in early spring including lighting, heat, and roosting needs. Warns against overheating or underfeeding and suggests sheltering birds, proper nesting, and humane methods to discourage egg sitting. Recommends careful brooding versus incubator reliance and notes egg nourishment improves with fresh meat.
An old remedy pitch for Buemien Arnica saive Soure children mentioning eczema chafings burns bruises and other injuries. Claims perfect healing and superiority for boils ulcers piles tanning and related complaints. Sold for 25 points at Fred C Tracy's.
In the Osborne Farmer, Bert Walker extols steadfast friends who helped during hard times. He dismisses fair‑weather companions who desert in adversity, praising those who lent aid, defended his reputation, and refused easy temptations. He rejects offers to trade lasting friendships for new, dubious ones.
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