Thirtieth Year of The Herald Marks Enduring Local Voice
The Herald reaches thirty years of continuous publication amid ownership changes and wartime trials. The gain in readers and support is celebrated as Beaver’s paper recalls its evolution from Territorial Advocats days to a modern community voice.
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Herald
Ike Moa
Hay
Beak
Heralds
Territorial Advocats
No Man's Land
West
Homer
America
Beaver
Bi County
Pittsburg
Blue Grass Echoes Reflect Mild Weather and Community News
A weekly Blue Grass column notes light Saturday and Sunday showers and replanting efforts. It highlights family visits, travel for events, arrivals, a surprise party, a new baby, local visits, and a planned Blue Cross district school dinner. The piece also mentions Buick purchase, farm work, and ongoing foreign missions and Allied support during wartime.
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OC. H. Moyer
F. C. Stevens
Lo Ren
Mise Phippa Dailey
Velora
Ellen Stavens
Misa Martha O'neal
Madison
Ellen Stevens
John Goodner
Altus
Jap Adams
C. W. Adams
Miesen
Jessie Fuller
Verla Stevens
Cin Stevens
Ralph Fuller
Clifford Fuller
Fay Oakley
Eugene Fetter
Glen Stevens
Mary Hanes
Goon
Norval Dillard
Blue Cross
Blue Grass
June
Mia
Dick Boren
Laverne
O. P. Grantham
Henry Koren
Ivanhoe
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure for All Stages
A 19th century advertisement promises a $100 reward to readers learning Hall's Catarrh Medicine can cure catarrh in all its stages. It argues catarrh is influenced by constitutional conditions and claims internal treatment can determine the disease's formation.
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Hall
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Folly
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Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Mich
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Chishoma
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