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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
9
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Fox Shawnee Magee Blackwell and Halectl Harrell urge passage of Article IX amendment in June. They argue it benefits Oklahoma, opens foreign capital, relaxes stringent public service rules, and allows railroad growth while retaining regulatory power. County voters urged to read literature and participate.
A rugged girl described as a regular tom boy climbs trees fences and ditches, gets scratches and bumps, but her mother uses Bucklen's Arnica Salve to heal quickly. The ad claims it heals boils ulcers ulcers and piles as well. Urg it We at FC Tracy's.
Beaver County voters are urged to consider two Watonga figures for county roles. Mrs. N C Miller, former Watonga teacher and county superintendent, seeks nomination for county superintendent. Harry Batick, Watonga native and former hardware clerk, runs for Register of Deeds with backing from Blaine County and Watonga supporters.
Jonas Abrahams was adjudged insane by the Insanity Roan Saturday and Sheriff Miller took him to the Anylum at Ft Supply. The deranged man appeared balanced over Socialism and Spiritual in his condition and has long resided here. Park Laughien earned a machine trip to Supply covering 175 miles in a day.
Fragmentary ad style text praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for coughs colds and respiratory ailments in children and adults. It claims long standing household use spanning decades and warns against substitutes. Mentions sale date Tracy 14.
A flood of notices from Beaver County announce candidacies for county offices in Oklahoma. Candidates include J M Belick for Clerk of the District Court, W Moore for County Clerk, PROK to D Perry for Superintendent of Public Instruction, and J A Spolln for County Attorney, among others. Voters are urged to support GOP nominees in the August 2, 1910 primaries.
A fragmented election notice page lists numerous Beaver County Oklahoma Democratic primary candidates for sheriff clerk district court treasurer register of deeds county attorney and other offices. It notes primaries set for August and includes brief local society items and community notes.
A Good Rain brings relief as ground absorbs rainfall over the past week benefiting wheat and other crops. Though total rainfall was not heavy, the moisture enhances soil, supporting continued growth and farming prospects.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Monday evening shower for James Crafiree with mentions of Me and Mera. The text references a ge casio Wik Nk and a person named Centurer, with unclear context and several garbled terms.
Mrs W H Robertson promotes a millinery shop offering hats caps and bonnets in many colors and sizes from 256 to 8000. The notice lists long hip corsets fabric silk and theater wear plus undergarments and embroidery with jewelry to complement outfits.
In North Plate, Charlotte was kicked in the face by a loose horse while guiding a mare and colt in a pasture last Friday. The jaw was fractured and teeth displaced. Dr. Long treated him and reports notable improvement.
H N Menter of Clear Lake announces candidacy for the First district thert al a feve un Uile week to carry hie houneenwent. A resident for several years, he pledges faithful and competent service and to represent the people in county affairs.
A fragmentary notice cites danger to a child in Pittsburg with references to a beastly act and illnesses like croup. It mentions Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy and includes an anecdote claiming a baby was cured, attributed to Mrs Geo 8 Thavie of Flat Rock North Dakota.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Kina Beardsley of Gate and We BP Rogers, former Henato employee now with the Home State Hank of Englewood Kansas. The ceremony will be at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. W L Beardsley in Gate. Jane Let, a well known young couple, is joined by many Beaver friends in congratulation.
An 1890s style notice offers one hundred dollars for proof Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot treat and cites testimonials from Vanorxe Kinsan Marvin wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio. It states J Cheney is honest and capable, endorses internal use of Hall's Catarrh Cure with 75 cents per bottle and promises free testimonials, with sale through druggists in Toledo and nearby.
J M North of Clear Lake announces his candidacy for Beaver County clerk. A popular auctioneer, he has resided in Benton township for years and enjoys broad support among Democratic voters. Supporters call him a fine fellow and believe he is well qualified for the office sought.
The notice touts Foley's Honey and Tar as maintaining high standards and great curative qualities for coughs colds croup and throat chest aliments without raising prices. The genuine product comes in a yellow package and substitutes are refused, sold by FO Tracy.
Musical evening featured Mice Laura Mackay in a recital at the home of Mr and Mrs W Thomas on Saturday night. The class delegates report fine progress in their studios and plan a public performance of high class music at a later date.
An old advertisement notes a wife’s nervousness and health woes including loss of appetite headaches sleeplessness and fainting. It promotes Electric Buyers as a remedy for feminine and nervous troubles claiming thousands healed with 50 cent trials and satisfaction guaranteed. FC Tracy
Members of the K P lodge held a large gathering Tuesday night. They conducted their ceremonial work in several degrees and capped the evening with an oyster supper at Tackett's.
Word reaches Beaver friends that Win Shortridge, recently moved to Arkansas, wed there that week. His Beaver acquaintances offer congratulations on the marriage.
Warning signs posted warn all wolf hunters to stay off the J Be George pasture owned by R Oterean and foreman authorities. No hunting allowed on this land.
Floris Oklahoma based auctioneer and livestock salesman Archer 5 Barrow announces local sales services. Operating from an address in Floris with FD and R designations, the notice highlights mobile auctioning and yard sales across areas including WH pry sales.
Extra good pasture with ample living and water at a reasonable price. Limited number of treeh ne coprad. Call Litany office for information.
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