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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
8
A notice from the Konwsr post station in Chilovin announces advertising space availability on the second lane mall winter and offers a subscription price of $1.00 per year upon application.
Logan Republican candidate C C Klepper declares for Beaver County Commissioner, seeking district support this week. He touts low taxes and fair deals, backed by many Republican readers in his district as he presents himself as a strong nominee.
A fragmented 19th century notice discusses dangers to children from illness and hints at a sensational courtlike claim. It cites Mrs Geo B Davis of Flat Rock N Y praising King’s New Discovery for curing a baby’s croup. The ad touts a trial bottle and a $1.00 price.
Card thanks the people of Reaver for help in saving stock during the recent emergency and praises the labor of men women and children who assisted as if it were their own. Gratitude also expressed for encouragement and sympathy.
A local notice promotes Foley Honey and Tar as a safe throat remedy and lists FC Tracy as the seller. A separate county public notice announces A H Fox of Ivanhoe seeking Republican nomination for Beaver County First District commissioner, highlighting his prominence and educational standing.
The High Cost of Living pushes prices up without improving quality while Foley's Honey and Tar remains a trusted choice for coughs and lung ailments. The genuine Yellow package is the standard and substitutes are refused. Sold by F Traey.
A note of thanks to the Beaver community for comforting the Ryven family after a recent house fire expresses deep gratitude and lasting remembrance for the kindness shown.
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure with Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo. It features testimonials from Wakefield and other druggists and promotes a testimonial mailing offer and Wake Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
For sale two good milk cows ready to freshen soon and one H. T. Sixon Plorix incubator in good condition. Contact H. T. Sixon in Plorix Oklahoma at telephone number 120.
A string of announced Republican candidacies in Beaver County Oklahoma includes J Herely seeking the sheriff nomination, and others such as Olin for Register of Deeds, Walter H. Bickel for County Clerk, and W Moore for County Clerk. Voters are urged to decide at the August primary election.
Beaver county Oklahoma voters will choose in the August 2d primary. Republican supporter Prof T J Perry of Gate announces candidacy for county superintendent of instruction, emphasizing the party line and voter will.
A historical readers record shows multiple candidates announcing for Beaver County Oklahoma offices and Republican and Democratic primaries on August 2 1910. Names include John J Gerlach Oliver F Pruett John Sims Lee Gosney J J Swailm N G Miller Mrs Bee Miller Claude T Smith W L Detwiler and Patience indicated for sheriff clerk treasurer register of deeds and other county posts with party alignment and primary date.
Por County Clerk Kor Day Clerk of Beaver county subject to the will of the Democrate verbere mt thie augue Prinineios, WM. B, MORELAND, Logan, Okie Representative of Beaver county Thereby decline my candidagy fur he electionne Representative of Beaver. Sune Jeet to the action of the Repetiinan party ABEL W. TOOLEY, Ploris, Ohta.
Thogsett and the Beaver Telephone Co announce direct service to Meade Kansas with a 10 word night telegram option at same price as daytime. Ash and Guthrie investors urged turnout for January 1 voting on Alabama Constitutional Article 9 amendment, tied to railroad growth and regional development.
Mr Teane Cook of the Julius A Pratt Post No 143 in Kewanee Illinois reports long standing back ache and kidney pains relieved after using Foley's Kidney Pills for several months. He praises their effects and says he has recommended them to friends and comrades.
Mothers Day was observed with evening exercises and a decorated church in purple and white. The program delighted a large congregation and praised mothers as the foundation of home and nation, honoring their daily burdens with love and sacrifice.
A local millinery shop advertises a large hat shipment in new elopes and tolara, with hats priced around $780.00. The ad promotes hair accessories, corsets, waists, silk undergarments, lace, embroidery, and jewelry, touting ready-made fashion items and a broad array of ladies’ apparel.
The text praises Abel Tooley of Flora as a diligent and principled candidate for Beaver County representative. It notes his long service on the 60 Mile Work Loaner device and commends his alignment with commonsense rule of law. It predicts strong support and potential reelection with broad backing.
The editor of the Manaun thanks Keaver workers for saving the Maat office from a recent fire. They praise the team who moved the office even as the old shack stood, and express gratitude for the effort protecting the building and its future.
Advertisement offers a place for money and security, promising fast references and reliable agency services. Claims to provide a top reference and a ready live-wire option, urging loan companies to consider their agency for swift handling.
Obituary style tribute reflects reverence for the departed and speaks of quiet awaiting reunion. Local business visitors include Hon R B Quinn of Guymon and Lee Larrabee of Libera. Subscriptions updated, political candidacy noted, health trip plans mentioned, and an estray horse reported with owner contact. Brewer withdraws from harness business, opening opportunity.
Frazer Saye relocated from his former office between two days ago and now occupies a space in the Dr Munsell building north of the bank. He is prepared to issue abstracts with his characteristic thoroughness and dispatch.
The Normal Teaching Force of Beaver County summer normal convenes in May and ends June 2 with teacher examinations. Prof H B Scott of Newkirk leads the staff, with J M Scroggs of Kingfisher College overseeing advanced work and music. Nellie Smith and Lena Wright head drawing domestic science instrumental music and supervision. The program promises strong instruction for future Beaver County teachers and eighth grade graduates.
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