11 May 1911
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
1
A fragmentary Beaver Oklahoma area column lists farm for sale notes, local business prompts, travel mentions, and public health updates. It references the West Union Methodist Ladies Society earnings, pharmacist arrivals, Cham berlain remedies, a new car purchase, and several local residents’ health concerns and travels. The scattered items paint a snapshot of small town life with commerce, medicine, and everyday events.
A vintage ad claim touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria fever and typhoid in swamp country. It cites Wa. Fretwell of Lucaima North Carolina and his wife praising the remedy sold by Fred C. Traoy for 500.
Beaver and Lakemp players faced charges of disturbing the peace after a Sunday game. Jury returned a unanimous Not Guilty verdict. The writer critiques Sunday sports law as recently construed, noting spectators paid admission and calling for legal clarity on Sunday amusements.
Beaver and Meade residents visited Meade to study a proposed electric line. Investors would subscribe lands totaling about 14000 dollars, taking stock rather than paying a cash bonus, with no payments until construction is complete. Also noted are local nurse Miss Mattie Thompson’s care and recovery of Mrs Fisher in Liberal, highlighting available nursing services in the region.
Bible Holiness preaching at the Methodist Episcopal Church occurs Sunday at a.m. with the subject “Holineas the Bible Sort.” Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. Prayer and song services Thursday night at 8. Great revival pastor. Vaudeville and picture show at the Hall Friday and Saturday, May 12-14.
Beaver won 7 to 6 on Saturday and 4 to 3 on Sunday at the Beaver diamond. Players Dease Charbootan and Elmer McArthur, both nearby locals, plan to travel to Baskatchewan on separate visits. A farewell gathering was held at the home of H Smith Munday.
The Fourth Burner Normal Institute of Beaver County Oklahoma begins Monday June 6 in Beaver City. The program features multiple instructors, a special lecturer, music education, agriculture, and participates in a large North Western Oklahoma normal institute. Notable staff include Hon. Dan M. Osborn as conductor and Miss Lona Weight, Miss Laura Markey, and AW Black among others. Local residents and visitors are noted with multiple community updates.
Fifteen applicants passed the state examination for graduates in Beaver County on April 6 1761. Names listed include Tooseol Mexaruter Dylanloe Juan Hranduw Lorena Aue Auelings Miloe Hinsel Banlow Qateaty South Bodertine Bata Asrala Pinch Ginte Gladys Harrold Gate Crosse Hoover Logan Lena Hebbard Lagu Chorge Kiley Beaver Jonnie Mooory Floris Leta May Floris Samuel Vim Logan Jennie Reynolds Waudhod Trewer Muth Binglehood. The examination was very difficult and those who succeeded are congratulated. those who failed are urged to persevere, noting many failings can still lead to better records in future attempts.
A garbled collection of advertisements and notices mentions Dr King tile remedies for digestion, a Ladies Aid social at New Hope, tribal and church gatherings, and local movements. It covers medical ads, a Beaver County Republican speaking event, a moved resident to Oklahoma, and a horse accident with a visible limp.
Local chatter swirls around a mysterious elaliva remedy praised for cures from burns to bruises. The long touted salve by Buros and Wolfs garners belief as a universal healer across scalds sprains and rough skin, though details remain sparse in this fragmentary tale.
For Rent. The McKew cottage after May sats six lide fenced with woven wire small statin oer Warren O Paneuny.
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