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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
3
Instructions describe a low tech dehorning method for cattle using a head restraint with a rope and stanchion rail. The process details securing the animal, passing rope around the neck and muzzle, then sawing off horns from back to front, plus post care to prevent infection and bleeding.
Judge George E. Law of Brazil Indiana renowned as the man who has married more couples than any other clergyman in the state. He also endorsed Dean's Kidney Pills in 1906 noting relief from a bad back and clearer urine. The ad claims he continued recommending the remedy and cites 50 cent boxes from Foster Milburn Co Dutala SN.
The ad touts Lewis Single Binder cigars as high quality with rich tobacco and a longer curing process. It contrasts dealer price with premium value and warns buyers to insist on Lewis Single Binder. A unrelated remark claims Admiral Nelson gained naval entry through influence despite physical unfitness.
Fragmentary text listing medicines and services from unknown firms, plus stray quips about relationships and trust. Content reads like an old advertisement with dubious cures and promotional claims, lacking coherent events or identifiable people.
The census report from Ottawa shows Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta produced about 107 million bushels of wheat valued around 85 million dollars in 1908. Oats barley and other crops add roughly 25 million dollars, with letters from U S settlers highlighting Alberta as a promising homestead area and noting railway plans and education efforts.
An OCR style collage lists Castoria safety with signatures and age claims, eye salve for inflammation and vision issues, Garfield Tent laxative for liver and kidney regulation, and various tonics. It references druggists, Buffalo NY distributors, and coupon offers. It closes with quips about poverty, ball blue paint, and silence as guilt admission.
A Boston woman is charged with throwing a pie into her husband's face in a domestic incident. The case highlights a peculiar act leading to legal attention as authorities outline the conduct and potential penalties.
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