29 May 1913
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
1
Axon was born to Mr and Mrs W W Murray on Wednesday May 28. The Beaver County Normal Institute will open Monday with a large number of teachers attending. Many visitors are in town this week making arrangements for board.
Rev. C H Leeper delivered a Memorial sermon to old soldiers at the Christian church on a May morning. The church was decorated in hunting and grave tones. The Lakerp and Gray papers reported on the Reaver Moosters who visited their section ten days ago. a road write-up from last week was lost in a fire. Efforts are planned to print the articles next week for county readers.
Miss Daisy Robertson, long ill with nervous trouble, shows slight improvement as her mother arrives from Kansas City. She and her aunt Mrs. W. H. Robertson remain at the burned district home, Daeg having been carried out during the fire with serious effects.
The Henavo thanks H. W. Hill of the Beaver County Republican and Ray Millman of the Libe of the Forsgn Enterprise for offers to assist while getting back in shape. Their prompt support and willingness to help are deeply appreciated, reflecting courtesy and goodwill.
The Old Reliable paper apologizes for a delayed issue after a fire destroyed the press. Printing now occurs on the Forgan Enterprise press with badly mixed type and damaged material. Officials vow to continue and improve to reach readers and restore the paper to full strength.
A grateful message from Beaver County residents praises those who helped save material and machinery during the blaze. They express deep thanks, vow to repay kindness, and promise to rebuild Beaver bigger and better with unity and Western spirit.
A midnight blaze swept the rear of a Beaver City pool hall and destroyed a full block, with losses estimated near 25000 or more. Many tenants including DeGraw & Company and Bank of Beaver City suffered. windless night aided saving efforts while plans emerge to rebuild with brick structures and fireproof designs.
A fire incident displaced several tenants from the Court House District. The Hawk secured temporary quarters in the County Clerk's office, while Mrs. Robertaon moved the stock into the Court House. Beav er Hardware and surrounding buildings suffered losses as operations shifted to alternative sites in the town.
A Newton Iowa resident reports his brother in law had rheumatism in the army and after applying Chamberlain's Liniment the next morning the rheumatism vanished. The notice promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as best for chronic muscular rheumatism and states it is sold by all dealers.
An advertisement-style note claims Chamberlains Tablets prevent stomach disorders and have achieved many remarkable cures, urging use of the tabs for relief.
Druggist Lower of Marion Ohio touts Pr King New Discovery as the best throat and lung remedy. He cites his wife’s cure from a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed and urges keeping a bottle at home for family use. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar, guaranteed by Fred G Tracy Mu. FARMER offers loan information and rates while promising helpful tips on land loans.
A summons issued by Publicative in a district court case in BoN County. Nancy Medinet and others are named defendants in a legal action seeking restitution or resolution. The document lists parties, locations, and dates of filing, with court attestation by the clerk and officials.
An antique advertisement touts a salve named Luvkin as a fast healer for bruises sores and boils. It claims a man in Sredell Tennessee suffered a painful sore that impaired walking within four days of use. Price listed as 250 and endorsed by Fred Ul.
J. T. Sossaman publisher of News in Cornelius North Carolina claims Busklen s Arnica Salve 1 box helped his seriously ill kin after other remedies failed. The ad notes the salve reduces inflammation and aids burns, cuts and bone issues with a claim of universal skin cure. Fred Tracy is listed as an editor.
Notice announces the Beaver County Commissioners and County Equalization Board will meet at the Beaver County Court House in Beaver Oklahoma on a Monday in June to hear and adjust property tax assessments. Any person claiming a valuation error may appear before the board. Secretary of the County Board of Equalization.
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