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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
4
Maude C. Thomas publishes The Beaver Herald weekly from Beaver, stating advertising rates available on application. The paper offers a yearly price of one dollar and emphasizes regular issues and paper circulation.
Fragmented OCR lists names and titles such as treasurer, clerk, sheriff, and coach across multiple entities. Readable items include Diet, Slows, Wright, Gourn, Maple, Peekham, Malick, Sorweyer, and Cyanbow among others. The text resembles a municipal directory with positions and associated individuals.
The state plans to re appraise eleven hundred school lands tracts after a 1098 act prompted reassessment. A commission will begin work promptly with four new appraisers to value lands across districts, aiming to reflect rising values and updated leasing terms. Governor Crago, though away, was informed of the commission’s meeting.
An unsigned notice warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F R Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and to be taken internally. The piece also cites a local church meeting at Clear Lake in April with pastor references and community reports including a well drilling update and a roof project with nineteen workers.
The scattered notes describe village life with praise for rain aiding crops, land payments, and local building progress. Mentions include Mrs Dunlop treasurer, John Bete and Fite Roberts, and plans for farm work as neighbors anticipate harvest and better weather.
A Alabama mother credits Dr. Ring's New Discovery with curing her child after a long bronchial trouble. She reports a complete recovery and strong health after using the remedy, which is advertised for coughs colds grippe laryngitis croup and sore throat. Trial bottle offered free with a money back guarantee.
Readers are invited to try odd offerings at a local barber shop with unusual promises and a casual tone. The notice mentions telephones and timing for today and tomorrow, suggesting a promotional stunt or joke. The piece reads as a fragmented ad or spoof aimed at drawing curiosity.
May issue features Feeterea Bards on Chlaherma Rank Guaranty Law with practical guidance and extracts from Heyen Taft Hessell Willian. It notes recent local deaths, church activities, meetings, and social events including Mrs Mebutty’s passing and Mrs Sam Proce’s sixty eighth birthday.
Registered Kentucky Mammoth Jack No 2622 stands seven seasons at residence of HH Han con Beaver Oklahoma. Terms include 100 for inure mare with foal, 10 for season, and service fee if mare sold or removed. Payment due at fet by foal, mare care costs at end of season. Owners Bexony Brinaine D BORELDER and A HANSON.
A fragmented ad urging a bold yet sane notice about fent cence to attract Mrs Jones who buys coffee at Smiths each week. It suggests a comparative pitch on taste and price and to avoid reckless street pursuit while enticing a reader to tell Mrs Jones through a stronger advertisement.
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