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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
4
We Gs Ghet S Pryeinger Republican for Congress in the 5th District. The race includes Detinaw Heardence and Clyde Green Beaver Ola from Flinwood Township, running for local offices in the Beaver area.
Notice to candidates for county or township offices requires nominating petitions to be filed with F J Mirchall secretary of the county election board at a post office address in Madigan Ohio on or before July 4. Petitions must give name residence and the office sought with date of primary and must be signed. No particular form is provided and the secretary will acknowledge receipt. Delays by mail are not provided for and petitions must be received by July 4. Dianeas, Secretary.
A Beaver County Progressive convention was held in Beaver City on a June Monday to form a permanent organization and address party balance. Attendees were urged to attend and assist in making the event a strong gathering, with notes from local officials Bevoneiey BL Wawona as chair and secretary.
A Missouri paper remarks on Oklahoma agriculture and loan funds, noting the state’s rural credit program, farm loans, and evidence of prosperity among Oklahoma farmers. It mentions the May 9 loan deadlines and officials handling applications at the Mercantile Building in Oklahoma City. The piece also mocks social norms with a satirical aside on unseen women.
A rambling community log from Blue Mound area detailing Mothers' club gathering, local visitors, weather impacts on crops, upcoming Decoration Day events at the cemetery, Children's Day program plans, revival meetings, and harvest preparations. Mentions Sophia Clutter, Arthur Williams, Louis Linanner, Carl UK, and Mrs Armstrong with various neighbors and events.
A period advertisement urges parents to buy Kickapoo Worm Killer to treat feverish sickly children with stomach pains restless sleep and teeth grinding at night. It claims many children have worms and promotes the product as a ready solution from druggists.
A Beaver County newspaper notes a three year lingering cough cured by King's New Discovery praised by Jonnie Plumming of New Dover Ohio. The ad urges readers to try the remedy, promising stop to cough throat and lung trouble with relief or money back. Local harvest notes and visitors including George Holland, Rev J M Zook, and others are mentioned amid fall activities and farm reports.
Showery weather continued since yesterday morning with flooding at Twin Mounds and surrounding areas. Neighbors report rainfall follows community meetings as activity and harvest preparations resume. local residents note many social visits and farm work as May 22 approaches.
A garbled Ivanhoe item mix reports Alexander mutating Twin Mounds people for nursery stock, seed costs, and historic fuel habits with kaffir corn. It notes Mr Stafford’s daughter to Kanags City hospital for paralysis, a birthday party for Lenn Huckley, Lewin Young’s return from Laverne, and local visits and sports chatter. Revival meetings in Logan and thanks for a Californian view close the piece.
An advertisement touts De Kings Now Life Pills as improving digestion and flushing liver and kidneys. It includes testimonial lines from Hatfield of Chicago and mentions laxative claims, urging readers to try the product and visit a local druggist. News items note rain and grain storage challenges, insurance on wheat, and local property and land disputes.
An old timey notice mentions Electric Hitters as a spring tonic for liver and kidney issues and for appetite return. It records a local patient Mr. T. D. Peeble and notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, crop planting, illnesses, Sunday School crowds, and social visits among Crocker and Wallace families with brief garden and throat operation news.
This OCR fragment lists residents and visitors in the Couch and Palestian area: Mr and Mrs J B Coulter, Mrs Alneria Ling visiting relatives, Dave Baller heading to eastern Ohio, Arthur Green working for the Coulters, Lillie Coulter and Mamie Husted with Mrs Myea Dower. Revd plans to Liberal to see son, and a large brood with about 200 chicks. A wire injury to Charley Coulter’s hand noted, and plans to spend summer on garden and chores with water from a windmill, while Nelda Let us all go to.
A vintage style ad promotes TIZ and TLA as relief for tired feet. It touts solving corns bunions and swelling, promising dance ready feet with a 26 cent box available from druggists and department stores.
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