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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
4
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Clear Lake reports crowding at Sunday School, Miss Jessie Hingham's school out, and Caleyville progress with many pupils absent last Monday. Local farming updates include plowing, sorghum plans, and Bennett and Thompson moving residences. A March sale by preacher Brinks drew a large crowd, Macy the auctioneer led the event, and Lon Layton and Mr. Hil returned from New Mexico with favorable Mosquez country views.
The fragment recalls publication of a testimonial for Foley Kidney Miles and details a school year at Morale to F.C Tracy State Academy with Clinton Coshow and others enrolled for post graduate German. The piece notes record enrollment, lectures by A Grant Evans, and strong athletics growth at the academy including Atheniane and Spartans with robust botanical and agricultural programs.
Elders report Foley Kidney Remedy provides relief from kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities. A farmer from Far mer, Missouri credits a complete cure to Foley's Kidney Remedy and urges others to try it. The item also notes local church activities, social visits, and rural life scenes around Elmwood and Beaver County with multiple residents mentioned.
A severe attack on gospel principal Chas by Allen of Silvania Gia is described as lasting more than four years with rheumatism liver and stomach trouble and kidney issues. The narrative credits Electric Bitters with complete cure noting thousands endorse the remedy for stomach trouble female complaints kidney disorders and general vigor.
Jef Schouncwe visited Tite wral inet week and other locals report travels to Liberal and Beaver City. Farmers discuss sowing, plowing on the Banden place, beaver creek trips, and plans for rain or snow. Wheat is progressing and a move to Liberal occurred. a moving picture show at Bosh Chapple school and Bill Progate returning from Colorado are noted.
Committee substitute for House Bill No 40 authorizes a forty five thousand dollar allocation from the state treasury to fund artesian water tests on common and state school lands in the Panhandle agricultural district. Funds are divided among Beaver and Clinarton Texas counties and Texas County tests, with remaining money usable for further tests or returned to the treasury as directed by the State Board of Agriculture. The measure declares an emergency to ensure timely testing and development.
The items announce land entries, final proofs, and public notices from Beaver County Oklahoma and nearby jurisdictions. Documents reference homestead entries, proof deadlines, and mineral location claims, naming claimants and officials. Notices mention Beaver, Woodward, and other townships with dates in 1914 and earlier.
Notice of application before Beaver County Oklahoma Board of Commissioners and the Nineteenth Judicial District to determine the existence and amount of legal indebtedness of Beaver County and to fund the warrants and judgments with bonds. Hearing set for March 10, 1911, at 10 a.m. in the Beaver County Courtroom.
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