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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
4
Local items chronicle community happenings in Clear Lake including births, illnesses, outings, and misadventures. Notable events cover Mrs. Curfman’s son born May 13, several visitors, travel to Englewood for a dramatic medical case, and a dramatic recovery after a ruptured stomach surgery.
A list of court and clerical names appears with Diet references. Notable entries include Judge Geo H Healy, Judge BR, Clerk Geo H Wright, Treasurer John Sire, and Surveyor Over Gardner. Also mentioned are A. Haskell, W. G. Vandeborr, and local commissioners.
W J Drummond of Enid Otis yesterday bought the Kansas Farmers Star and Live Stock Inspector, a consolidation of Wichita Star and Livestock publication. The sale, 42307, was confirmed by Judge C L Hop and referee in bankruptcy. Drummond will move the paper to Wichita Monday and devote full attention to reviving the paper across Kansas and Oklahoma.
A reader letter from G T Richardson of Richard Vane Mille, Alabama, recounts a family struggle with a severe breechin trouble in their child and the fear of a persistent cough spreading, reflecting a moment of health anxiety and local concern.
Mrs Lawrence Hobbs and Mrs J E Wilson visited Mrs Charles Canning ham Thursday evening. Raymond Twentier called on B Barker last Saturday. Misses Lacy Wilson and Elva Barker spent Thursday with Miss Lillie Candingham. Bert Weeden visited Raymond and Edgar Twentier Tuesday. Mr C B Barker and wife spent Sunday evening with W B Barker. W B Barker, in Mississippi for a short time, returned home Saturday.
Good rains Friday and Saturday nights. A fine baby daughter named Mildred Irene born May 10 to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mary. Chas. Macy broke a collar bone in a mixer with a cow and calf. Dr Buckmaster treated him. Rev. Win. McRight plans final proof on his claim May 1 with Ld Beaver and witnesses. HH. Marin and J. B. Johnson received sweet potato plants from Chas. Baldwin. Mrs. Martin owns over 200 young chickens without an incubator. Church and Sunday School drew a good crowd. Tom Harford and wife visited a ball game in Sunset. Mrs. Glandes and grandson Layton Winger visited Mr. Johnson. Gardens promising after recent rain. Prof. Weiser of Sand Creek and Tori Smith family were guests at the Johnson home. Beaver county seems to offer one of the prettiest country ends.
The Rev Craven MBE minister from Ivanhow conducted business in the neighborhood last week. He visited local contacts and engaged in community affairs during the May period.
Panic over contain mercury as it damages smell and the nervous system. Do not use such preparations outside prescription. Hall's Catarrh Cure, made by F J Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio, contains no mercury and is taken internally. Sold by druggists. testimonials free. Also Hall's Family Pills offered for constipation.
Beaver citizens are urged to arrange board and rooms for about 10 teachers during the Normal in Jane. Inquiries arrive daily at the office for board and lodging assistance. Co Supt Jows E Swaim requests cooperation to provide accommodations for visiting educators.
An ad describes a specialty in interior finish, stair work, store fronts and high quality burial caskets with neat mate trimming. It advertises cement sidewalks and foundations, and lists a residence phone No Si, SOU 8, along with the name Sraowa of Beaver, Oklahoma.
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