Advertising notice from Beaver Herald on subscription price
The Beaver Herald advertises a later announced telephoned application and reasonable terms for subscriptions at one dollar per year.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
4
The Beaver Herald advertises a later announced telephoned application and reasonable terms for subscriptions at one dollar per year.
The document warns publishers against sending weeklies on more than one year of tolerance, with penalties including loss of mailing rights. It urges subscribers to settle accounts, noting July 1011 sunset for all one year arrears and threatening removal from the mailing list if remittance is not made promptly.
A purported remedy named Foley's Kidney Remedy targets elderly sufferers of kidney and bladder issues. Claims describe quick relief from urinary irregularities and scarring. Marketed by BC Tracy Crowded. sale details referenced for March ath. The passage also notes weather, local news, and community updates including travels, church events, and telephone-line restoration after a storm.
A fragmentary items column notes various names and places including Harlan of Tagan repairing Hiern, Martin couple visiting Logan, Coppedge at the conference, Ivanhoe circuit work, James Harfradine planning to dove the Mapfeld mouse, AW McClurg of Laganaha at Indianola, and a bevy of social mentions. Also reports a marriage near Beaver and a health ad praising Foley Kidney Pills with a Port Wayne address.
Home Creek notes a busy week with visits from Mira Ratey Seal of Clear Cragk and Mist Kiva Barker, local social and farming events, and a plan to sow fruit trees. People including Aladde Haskett and Bob Albion tackle mud and road work as Beaver County roads dry and freight speeds pick up. Charley Ward and J A Barker shift sod, T J Schoonover moves his new tour, and Frank Coleman returns from other lands expressing Beaver county interest.
Fragmented local items report social visits and farming updates from Sylvania Georgia area. References to health cures, farmers planning spring work, plowing, and various residents including Monroe relocation plans, Dellinger family travel, and neighbors visiting kin. Several brief mentions of illness and minor domestic events accompany casual community notices.
Fragmented district notes report a lens incident near Ridgeway Selous Mace, Mrs. St. Oaks with twenty one whims, spring iris plans, and visitors including J. C. Howe and Beaver. Oakes leads a non improving illness, W. McEwin digs a twelve foot well. Rank family moves, church planned near Englewood Kansas, and a pool hall project at Surprise. Fisher hatched an eighty pound hog, Friday event.
A sprawling late 19th or mid 20th century land and patent claim notice describes public land actions in Oklahoma and surrounding areas. It lists claimants such as Willis, William Seth, Jake Rebar, and Jean Gomsweky, with references to patent processes, dates in February, and court officials in Bowser and Pints, indicating formal legal proceedings for land partition and ownership.
Notice is given that Ene Berd of Vou Conuiteewmers of Beaver County Oklahoma seeks to determine the existence, character and amount of legal indebtedness of Beaver County. The Board of County Commissioners will hear proof and request funding bonds of forty three thousand four hundred eighty four dollars to pay warrants and judgments. The hearing is set for March 11, 1905 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the Beaver County Court House in Measter with the District Court to follow.
Notice announces a public hearing and potential sale of property in Weaver, Oklahoma, for April 9. It lists parties including Vik Cramer and others from Riverside and Anito Feh. D. Onsen, Register, presides as official.
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