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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
4
The notice announces the available advertising rates and opens applications for the official directory subscription, listing a yearly price of 51.00 and inviting further details for prospective entrants.
Train schedule notes arrive and depart times for No 21 local and No 4 through No 22 services. Mentions connections at Woodward and Santa Fe lines with times around 615 and 940 pm.
Poetic regional sketch depicts spring arriving across Oklahoma with playful rural imagery. The narrator calls residents to prepare and work while noting seasonal signs and local figures like Browptin and Charley. The tone mirrors rustic newspaper verse.
An ad asserts Sloan's ointment relieves rheumatic pains in minutes by applying to the sore joint or muscle. It claims improved heat, swelling, and mobility with instant relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Local column recalls W. E. Shepard's death after cancer battle and funeral at South Flat cemetery. Notices mention residents like Carl Nelson visiting relatives in Oklahoma, school closings, farm sales, and travel to Missouri. Also referenced are wedding rumors, oyster supper plans, and a bank detective search for J Tushorn.
Whooping cough remedy Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey is praised for quick relief. Spring tonics and Electric Bitters advertised. Local health and funeral notices recount polmonia recovery, rheumatism, and multiple attendances at Mrs. John Wilmon's funeral. Names include Doyle Carter Maurice Gafford Ben Ward family and Beaver residents.
A noisy fragment touts King’s New Life Pills to relieve a sluggish liver and associated complaints like biliousness and indigestion. It mentions digestion, blood cleansing, and general misery from liver sluggishness. The text also records social notices of meals and visits by Walter and Leighton Eyer, and a church meeting start by Mrs. Adair.
A wares ad urges treatment for a child cough with King’s New Discovery claiming quick relief. The page also reports local county board notes and community updates including attendance at meetings and student gifts from York Key Lumber Co.
The article records a church wedding near Altred Petty, community visitors, property moves, and farm improvements amid winter weather. It notes a bride from Pierce Teyer’s family, a groom from a neighboring community, and upcoming bridge construction. Reports include sales, guests, and various local happenings in Dodge City area.
A reader from Pomerayton Ky recounts five years of stomach trouble and severe headaches. After trying many medicines he followed Thedford's Black Draught for three months and reports a full cure with no headaches. The ad promotes the herbal remedy as safe for all ages and urges households to stock it.
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