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Advertising rates made known upon application at Heaver. Meiers reasonable. Subscription price, 51.00 a year.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
4
Advertising rates made known upon application at Heaver. Meiers reasonable. Subscription price, 51.00 a year.
A fragmented discussion promotes naming farms as a trademark for income and recognition. It cites historical examples like Monticello and Mr. Vernon, advocates selecting farm names visible to all, and stresses concrete branding for farm goods while warning against imprudent choices and the exposure of personal details.
A flood of village life details a Beaver County wedding reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Martan for Miss Ruth, the couple planning to housekeep near Logan. Community events include a Silver Medal Contest at the church, visits by residents to Beaver, Forgan, and nearby towns, a birth, a death, and neighbors aiding in road work.
Fragments warn that neglecting colds leads to serious illness. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery, claiming fast relief from coughs and congestion with claims of clearer heads and easier breathing. Mentions visits and local names as typical newspaper snippets amid the weathered OCR.
An advertisement-like piece urges readers to use Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic and other muscle pains. It extols quick, surface-level relief, claims easy application without rubbing in, and notes a money-back notion though not guaranteed. The text also blends local social notices about Knowles area residents and events, including ground broken for a new house, lots purchases, a school program, and farm conditions.
A fragmented ad prose describes a product named Dr. King s Life Pill promising a full free bowel movement with a nightly dose and morning effect. It asserts better digestion and appetite, urging readers to try one bottle tonight. The text relies on vague claims and lacks verifiable details.
In Catron Kentucky a letter from Mrs Bettie Bullock describes years of illness from womanly troubles. She credits Cardus woman’s tonic for her return to walking two miles and doing work. The note urges others to try Cardus, endorsed by a local druggist who has sold it for years.
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