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The Beaver Bjerzid advertises lower advertising rates and announces a subscription price of $1.00 per year.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
4
The Beaver Bjerzid advertises lower advertising rates and announces a subscription price of $1.00 per year.
The notice lists the First Monday in January March May July September and November for sessions. U S Land Office Woodward ES Wiggin receive and Geo D Orner registe r.
Hon. R H Loofbourrow presides as judge and Hon. John Embry serves as U8. attorney with John B Abernathy and Carston W T Quinn among district officials and the district clerk.
The second summer Normal Institute of Beaver County Oklahoma opened May 24 under conductor T. J. Perry with instructors TL Bonyard Lena Wright and Mrs Cocelin Vogt. Enrolled teachers include Beaver area names such as Mae Maple Ethel Smith Earl Metonty Nellie Summer Nessie McArthur Clarice Tynan Letthce Shilling burg Reid Miller Arne Evans and many others from Englewood Sophia Zelima Ivanhoe Liberal Kansas Colorado Springs Fort Caris Clear Lake and more. County Superintendent Man Mavuw and Deputy are noted.
Beaver reports another runaway involving Dr Long. A buggy wheel accident left him with facial injuries and an ankle crush while fleeing a frightened team. Heavy rains followed, ending a dry spell that threatened crops but forecast a strong harvest outlook.
A brief note appears about sending the Hecato to a friend in a separate boat or location. The wording suggests movement between vessels or destinations, with minimal context about purpose or outcome.
The Central State Normal School boasts high enrollment, a large faculty, and degrees from Chicago Yale Columbia Michigan Vanderbilt Nebraska. All courses free for tuition with low board and room. terms run June to September. For information contact President James A. McLaughlin in Edmond, Oklahoma.
The University of Oklahoma in Norman announces the suspension of its summer school for financial reasons. It hopes to resume next year as a regular program. Professors will visit teachers institutes statewide, and Professor Henry Meir invites inquiries for lectures or addresses during summer educational gatherings.
The Blue Mound School closes its year with a student program titled Youths of America attended by district patrons. Prizes for attendance and honor diplomas were awarded, with Mr Swain honored by the district. Rev McCuistian spoke on education followed by songs and a closing ritual. A May 8 picnic at Mr Bare’s grove drew many in good spirits despite rain.
Father Dannis will conduct Catholic services in Beaver on Saturday afternoon May 20 inviting all Catholics to attend the event and participate in the communal worship.
The order by the post master general sets new hours starting February 1 1909. Lobby hours are 7 AM to 6 30 PM and office business 7 30 AM to 7 PM. On Sundays service opens one hour after mail arrival.
Be advised all men in Beaver township district No 4 must arrange payment of poll tax if leaving the county during harvest time. Road Overseer W M Trosas issues the notice. A second item promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy by F C Tracy, claiming nerve restoration through kidney stimulation.
President Taft has sent to the senate the nomination of Charles Hoag of Woodward to be the new receiver of the Woodward Land Office. The office has been vacant since the death of ES Wiggins. Hoag, a former law partner of Hon. Dick T Morgan, is described as loyal to his party and expected to bring universal satisfaction.
Proprietary remedy claims to correct irregularities strengthen kidneys and purge impurities from the blood. Advertises 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles urging immediate use to avoid Brights Disease or diabetes.
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