18 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
1
Local Beaver page notes the Ladies Circle enjoyed an all day country meeting led by Mire and W. B. Leonard. It records visits and returns of Mrs J Stallings Mrs J Blanchard Miss Carrie Hogsett Mrs Harry Wellborn and other residents, plus business trips of G W Robison and J W Ow and court activity as district cases move swiftly.
A Wells Maine resident describes thirty years of nervous collapse and insomnia improved by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. The testimonial claims Nervine rebuilds the nervous system, restoring organ harmony and health.
Construction on a church edifice begins Monday under contractor Clift with completion hoped in thirty days. Judge Loofbourrow returns soon as district court resumes. Judge Ballinger delivers farewell sermon. local notices on postal rules and the historic Tandy case outlined with verdict favoring plaintiffs. A cemetery repair drive raises funds quickly, and a grateful wife in Chicago buys a gold watch for her husband.
Complete recovery reported for Master Orville Smith after a shooting six weeks ago. He has gradually regained function and may soon join his friends outdoors, while the county notes a beneficial snow season aiding farmers and wheat moisture. The Martins gathered at Mrs Roy Brown’s home Tuesday.
The Kingfisher Colorado & Gulf backs plans for an east west line through Kingfisher and nearby towns. A townsite Reading will form between Oklahoma City and Kingfisher with Keildi Stanley and Aoz Kline in charge, profits from sales to fund the railroad, and surveys already underway despite local debate.
Readable fragments describe several people arriving by train or motor vehicle to assist or report on a family matter. Mentions include Mrs. Mad son, Harteell, and Beaver county Kla with references to Wichita and Madison. Details are fragmentary and ambiguous.
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