Official Directory The First Monday in January
A concise listing notes the first Monday in January as a reference point along with additional mentions of April July and October in the official directory.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
4
A concise listing notes the first Monday in January as a reference point along with additional mentions of April July and October in the official directory.
The district court announces officers for the upcoming term including Judge R H Loofbourrow, Judge John Embry as U S Attorney, U S Marshal John R Abernathy, and District Clerk W T Quinn. Commissioners will convene on the first Monday in January and April.
Post office hours adjusted by order of the postmaster general take effect on February lat. Lobby hours run from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. and business hours from 7:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sunday hours extend one hour after prevailing. Issued by Iso R Trrosas, Post Master.
The notice touts LaGrippe as a demon that weakens nerves and organs and promotes Klee Bitters as a tonic and purifier. It also advertises the 160 acre former Sod Town claim near Lockwood for sale, described as well watered and desirable for a home, with contact Mus. Eoxa Brows in Ellsworth, Kane.
The Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce and Denver Kingsland Gulf Railway officials moved toward building a nine line railroad into Oklahoma’s northwest, with a $10,000 bonus on completion to Piedmont and a Southwestern city terminal lease. The project would span eleven counties, include interurban service Kingfisher to Oklahoma City by 1911, and connect coal fields in New Mexico, boosting markets for cattle, hogs, sheep, and goods while lowering costs through new competition.
A lively girl named Susie endured scratches and sprains from climbing trees and fences. Her mother applied Bucklen's Arnica salve, which quickly healed the wounds and sores. The ad claims the salve cures boils ulcers eczema and piles, and invites readers to try it at FC Tracy's.
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