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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
2
Reports show heavy rain and intermittent showers affecting farmers in Bakver county this week. News covers wheat crop prospects amid eastern Oklahoma weather, livestock movement, school progress, and local personalities including Mr. Dupree and W. B. Shepard, with emphasis on rain impact and community events.
The Neek of the woods notes describe Elon Smith working for Uncle Allen Kilpatrick to support Jonny Rupatrickh at school. Johnny, the district No. 100 pupil who passed the 8th gentle exam, is mentioned along with Weer Smith visiting Mr Leomaster to see Mine Elete Bhell who was very sick. Neighbors hope for her speedy recovery as Mr Homessen and daughter visited their aunt at Bogd Borns Tarrtam.
A damaged OCR excerpt touts Elec tre Bitters as a cure for weakness nerves and digestion. It claims energizing effects for men and women, improved appetite, and liver and kidney support, urging readers to its benefits and a purchase price, with endorsements implied from a Dracy figure.
Twin Mounders enjoy a fair amid rain with Orpha Girton winning a county medal. Details note health resorts, visits to Beaver, sales at Laver, and a carrier turned to an automobile. Tragedy saddens the community as Mrs. Martin dies and sympathy pours out to the family.
In a muddled report from a small town, ads and notes mention Buexien ardea Salve praised as a top remedy for skin ailments while local figures Baldwin and mother celebrate earnings from a shipment. Frank Robinson and companions aided by Grover Haken and Gen Oe trove Hook assisted on a liner turnover, with earnings near 5000 per ton. Mayoral and postal notes claim over 7000 pounds of mail passed through the village last month as townsfolk discuss repairs, social travels, and upcoming games where the Suneet ball team were to play Madison but failed to appear.
Breeders hear Headlight the named stallion by Dick Skinner’s outfit will stand at stud across Oklahoma and nearby fairs. Fee stands at $7.00 to $10.00 per mare with a $4.00 single service. season details and locations listed with weekly breeding hours from Monday to Saturday. Sundays prohibited. Ownership by H. S. Hanson, owner and manager, notes caution for accidents but no liability.
Kiowa residents report visits and calls to Miss Helen Hughes and others Sunday evening while mentioning travel to Texas Missouri and Arkansas. Local winds and rain improved outdoor work with new wind mills installed and discussions of crops, fishing plans, and a light frost with minimal damage.
Marion Ohio pharmacist endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as a reliable throat and lung remedy. A local wife was cured after other medicines failed, with a promise it will help anyone with bronchial or chest coughs. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar, guaranteed by Fred C Tracy.
District No 24 reports rain at A Hive on Wednesday with residents Anna Gregory visiting cousin Mrs Walter Wilton Homer and Ray Wilmoth ill with measles. Death noted April 27 Little May Hom lop. Ang wistful visitors near Clear Lake Mrs G Mediacotie Mrs Richards Susie. Locals Goodwin Husted Weight plowing sod after rain while Hotere Wright aided Mr Wilmoth last week. Supreme court of bankas rule on horse and motor car on public highway requiring a stop signal to protect animal injury owner damages.
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