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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
5
A Braver community plea encourages residents to tidy yards and alleys, plant trees and flowers, and burn trash safely during spring. Emphasis on backyards to reduce waste and improve air, with callers urging ongoing cleanup and care to keep the town bright and healthy.
The article explains a submerged supply train concept where towed submersible cars carry fuel oil water and ammunition for German submarines operating off Britain and Scotland. A towing submarine provides propulsion and can fire torpedoes while unloading supplies through bottom doors in shallow water amid near enemy coast fortifications.
A damaged excerpt describes a diver opening an air-tight compartment door on a towing vessel and using internal lighting and battery power to transport items such as fowl tins rifles cartridges and even torpedoes between ships without surface observers noticing. It mentions general tonic advertisements amid garbled text.
Notice of foreclosure sale issued by Beaver County Oklahoma court in 1910. It lists First National Bank of Nara Vina as plaintiff with defendants Howell Fred W. Howell and FB Reed. Property described as North East Quarter of See Hate Pwrenity Die in Range Twenty-Three. Sale date July 25, 1910 at 2 PM at County Court House. proceeds to repay judgment with 10 percent interest from September 4. Under Sheriff John M. Jane Sheet Ay Praxk Sueday signs notice.
A dubious tonic called Stella the means promises cure and renewed life for women. The ad claims one bottle will alleviate fatigue, improve digestion, and prevent costly operations, urging immediate purchase with a full refund if not helped.
Dr Casto, a registered Morgan stallion No 675 sired by Headlight, stands 15 1 2 hands high and six years old with a blue ribbon record in 1911 at Kansas State Seward Meade County Fairs and Beaver Oklahoma. He and his 25 progeny head a herd near Fort Worth Texas. Reunion begins April 1 with weekly workouts at Caley Strickland’s barn Forgan Akin and at EH Hanson Beaver Oklahoma. Terms $12 to insure perfect stand and sink. View mare and colt at local farms. accident precautions noted. Contact for further details.
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