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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
4
Official directory style listing includes Judge T U Laofhournin Attorney John A Spal Co Treasurer Job Sins Clerk Cine H Weight and other district officers. Entries mention Sheriff TED Peckham Register of Deeds HM Malik Surveyor Owewr Gartner and various district commissioners and clerks with fragmented spellings.
Local residents debate the naming and purpose of a community hall in Clear Lake used for meetings, Bible readings, and dances. Critics warn against drift from Christian aims while praising orderly gatherings and churchlike devotion.
The article recalls a belated tribute to a teacher and notes a series of church meetings at Caleyville, with speeches by Rev. Sturgell and Pastor Purcell. It mentions Myrtle Bingham and Bertha Duncan among attendees, a trip by Oscar Stibbe from Liberal, Kansas, and a planned Careyville schoolhouse class. Weather and crop conditions are described as favorable.
A Alabama parent from Richard son’s Mille reports a year long bronchial illness nearly causing consumption. After trying many remedies without relief, Dr. King’s New Discovery cured the child with one bottle. It is advertised for coughs colds hoarseness laryngitis and sore lungs at $1.00 with a free trial bottle. Names guaranteed by Fred Tracy.
Home Creek Me and Wilson preach at Croof Roads schoolhouse starting May 3 as crowds gather for a long meeting. Reports note wet weather hindered farming, nine coyotes unearthed, and a large dinner on Sunday. Rev Wilson visits Georgia and Missouri before returning to Beaver County, with plans to preach at Zelma and Bisel Chapel.
General contractor and builder offers interior finish work and store frame construction. Claims decades of experience with cement sidewalks foundations and upholstery related services. Provides satisfaction guarantee and references on request. Shop on Main Street, Stual degen plane No a2 in Simose Boaver, Oklahoma.
An advertisement by Clyde Gregg, agent at Beaver Oklahoma, invites customers to visit a hattery for a selection of clothing and seasonally themed goods. The message promises good value and a broad selection for today and tomorrow, urging readers to act for ongoing availability.
Miss Marguerite Ault and Mr Bon Jett united in marriage March 3 1911 at the bride’s parents home. Ceremony at 6 pm with Prof Weiser playing Lohengrin. Bridesmaid Kate Jett. Groom and best man Del Mendenhall. Reception followed by three course supper. Couple to reside near Logan amid warm congratulations from local families and teachers.
Warning against catarrh remedies with mercury claiming they damage the body. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. S. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective taken internally. Includes note to ensure genuine product and mentions Hall's Family Vile for constipation.
Local notes report Mr and Mix Win Doyle of Texas halted at Mex Groves home. Mary Kile returned from Arkansas last week. Asa Kile moved his well to Tex. Rev Williams started a tabernacle meeting on South Platte. Rev Hancock began meetings at Indie Striete schoolhouse. Prayer meeting at Chas Ber rington's drew a good crowd. Groves and Datoiny visited Surprive. rustic reports say Russian thistles plentiful. Dude Barler works in Texas. Grandia Rodgers remains ill. Birtling acted as substitute on route No 1 last week.
A registered Kentucky Mammoth Jack No 822 stands 157 hands high and 1000 pounds. Coal black with a white poll. Annuals offer breeding for $15.40 to include a foal with season, or $10 for the season, mare and colt stand for service. If mare dies or is reserved, service fee due. owners Hanson, Beaver, Oklahoma.
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