Balko School Notes Fourth Month Attendance Up
The February attendance shows a notable rise from January as the district’s students prepared for spring. Lori Hartley won the district 75 spelling contest with Leslin Manes second, and Excelsior Society honored George Washington with a February 22 program. Principal Orie L. McConn urges better at home study as spring approaches.
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Schoal
Lori Hartley
Leslin Manes
Excelsior Literary Society
George Washington
Orie L. McConn
Prin
Repels Attack of Death in a Remarkable Cure Story
Sull tian Green of Malachite Col. recalls doctors predicting two years to live five years ago after consuming Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung troubles. He credits the medicine with saving his life and now works healthy, urging readers to try it with prices five cents to a dollar and a free trial bottle at Fred Deaey’s.
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Sulltian Green
Col
Fred
Local notes on snow, livestock, and neighbors
Bare ground returns as winter lingers. WB Barker helps Jim Barker and family out of a five foot snow dugout while Barker and the Owens brothers raid neighbors last week. Elva Barker calls on Ruby Beal. Lydia Venable and Laura Miller visit brother Kou Miller. Mrs Daly improves after sickness. Newt Little and Misses Ker S wl and Josie Tay Hor Apent share news.
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WB. Barker
Mr. Fain
H Barker
Jim Barker
Jin
Elva Barker
Ruby Beal
Lydia Venable
Laura Miller
Kou Miller
A.C. Daly
Newt Little
Ker
Josie Tay
Thea Ralahibors
Floris Favors and Weekly Small-Town Notes
Floris Favors notes regulars in Mint Ben a week with Carrie Weed staying with Mrs. Dorthick who sprained her arm. Johnie Duffield is reported quite sick. Taylor made a business trip to Liberal Inez on Wednesday. A storm Sunday tore up a windmill near Floris and damaged a gasoline can. The Still Bros supplied the engine. Mrs. Sime is quite sick but improving. Floris Derthick returned home from Liberal after attending a show. Residents planned a party for Mrs. Darnell’s 24th birthday but illness forced cancellation. a salad bow was presented. Ed Taylor traveled to Literal Inez Thursday to meet his wife but the return was delayed. The Fay, Oklahoma, board is mentioned in local notes.
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Amiew Allinn
Mint
Still Bros
Don Grimynod
Floris
Haram
Mlori
Haynor
Wil Mana
Ridgeway School House
J. M. Hewitt
Itn
Grandpa Allison
Chloe Zimmerman
Jay Burns
Jesse Shockley
Voicool
Josue
Beadog Kraffir
J. R. Oakes
Jay
Harry
Frank Oakes
J. W. McEyan
Englewood
Mr. Oaken
Mise Pearl Duble
Mise Mabel
Hefner
To Mothers And Others The Arnica Salve Notice
A frayed notice praises Baeklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for eczema rashes chafing and burns and claims rapid healing for fever sores and skin injuries. Local items mention Mr Edward Lane reporting his brother Harry saw fifteen head of cattle killed in a storm and various community updates from Lon Brown Ben Main and Miss Bingham. The piece references Roosevelt Bryan and political ticket talk and reports on mail routes weather and market activity in a small town.
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Edward Lane
Harry
Bro. J. & Johnson
Hontesa
Bertha Doncan
Dugout
Robert Nicklesan
Lane
Edward
Beaver County Farmers Institute Meeting in Beaver OK 1912
Beaver County farmers gathering in Beaver Oklahoma on Saturday March 23 1912 at 1 30 pm features music by Beaver Band Silo and Beaver Ladies Band plus talks on alfalfa chickens cattle horses hogs roads and farming methods. Demonstration farm report and money related talk advise every farmer to attend and join for state encampment schools.
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Beaver County
Farmers’ Institute
Beaver
Oklahoma
Beaver Band
T L. Ogilvie
Dr. L. L. Long
Albert Seal
C. W. Beebe
Elbert Clift
Chas. Byer
R. R. Coffey
R. A. Maple
A. A. Haskell
B. F. Brown
V. V. Cosner
Levy Pruett
H. P. Williams
J. O. Bradley
John B. Swaim
W. Black
Beaver Ladies’ Band
Supreme Court
Farmers’ Institutes
No Physician in Our Midst and Local News Snippets
An assortment of brief notes reports a shortage of physicians a hotel near Main Street and Odd Fellows Mall a merchant’s son visiting Madison and mentions gloomy weather snow and road blockage. It notes postmistress and husband may travel to Illinois for an aged man and a proposed deputy appointment. Community events prayers mail delays and local business details follow with various personal observations and a plug for Chamberlain's Lotion.
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Alonr
Mic Ira Schwayer
Odd Fellows’ Mall
Carfauan
Carfman Mercantile
Meni
Nw Vieit
Chase
Mr. Dunlop
Tlinois
Carlog
Polyhhor
Thos
Allweta
Ganede
Emul
Rainie
Bill
Stantonie
Electric Bitters hailed by Dr JT Carties for cures
Dr JT Carties from Dwigh Kan asserts Electric Bitters cured eczema and te ence di teense among his patients and himself. He claims thousands prove it purifies blood. Promoted as remedy for conge tam, totter and salt rheum, it purifies kidneys and bones, aids digestion, builds strength. Price 50 cents, satisfaction guaranteed by Fred Tracy.
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JT. Carties
Dwigh Kan
Fred. Tracy
Winter Hardship Strikes Ridgeway Amid Snowbound Struggles
Snowbound Ridgeway residents report one of the harshest winters with ground unpassable since March lrd. Mail delays, livestock losses, and farm sales disruptions unfold as families cope. School closes for coal shortages, while neighbors endure sickness, drifting snow, and improvised travel. Community updates include births, health recoveries, and local misfortunes, with residents planning for spring cleanup and resumption of farming.
Local notices mention land sale near Proctor and Hewitt holdings
The article notes J M Hewitt and WHl Proctor funding a college land purchase adjoining Proctor's property. It lists a Waneny Vist and a For Sale notice describing a golden oak bed, hiprings, a dining table, and Wend bargains. Inquiries to a Hanan office.
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Nelale
J.M. Hewitt
Whl Proctor
Mr. Proctor
Mr. Hewitt
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Te Beaver Herald
Publisher
Tue l Etter
Official Directory
Judge Co
H. Loomowrriw
John A. Spoln
Geo
H. Wright
John E. Swain
AB Pruett
Mies Mae Maple
H. Dy Peckham
H .M. Ballek
Oscar Gardner
J. H. Fox
Ivanhoe
Haskell
Elmwood
Vasadeburg
Couch
Balko
Home Creek
Jack Ral Bite
G.B. Barkers
Owens Brothers
Baeklen
Tracy
Clear Lake
Miss Bingham
Golden Wan
Tessie
Jese Godand
Roosevelt
Bryan
Dent
Western Solomons
Logan
Boglawoed
Maddison
Mr.g
Lok
U. S
Logan and Gate
Messrs Stanton and Smith
Ca Inyville Schoel
Surprise
Barley
Chamberlain
Cardui
Mrs. McPherson
Cardus
Ridgeway
J. W. McEwin
Hewett
Boumbt Lane
Frank Harger
Mr. Crawford
Harger
Neighvars
Jewett Bennett Bay
John Lain
J. W. Detwiler
J. Re Oakes
Frank
T. Duble
Harry Wright
Lana Hogwett
Manariner
JR Oakes
Harry Anyn
Ridgeway School
Hanan Office
Lawson & Wright
Beaver, Oklahoma
Harper and Ellis
Jenna
H. & Judy
John Shup & Co
Liberal
Kannae
Claude T. Smith
L. S. Munsell, M. D
DR. EB. F. Pellette
Osteopathic Physician Postoffice
Kansas
L. L. Long
Okla
J. A. Miller
Cline
John A. Spohn
Notary Public
Ry W. Culwell
Beaver, le
A. S. Dickson
Weaver
Oklamoma
G. H. Rush
Main
Strona
Hall
Gnaxay 4 Co
Toledo
P. J Choneuf
Barwowat
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