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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
2
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The piece argues editors shoulder heavy costs in booster campaigns while others reap profits. It notes editors fund advertising, pay reporters and printers, and push community campaigns despite little return. It laments the strain on papers and praises editors as patient, hopeful workers.
Fragmentary lines praise bystander virtues and western values with unclear attribution. The garbled text names Hy J F Janene as a public agent for the Ranta Pe and hints at honesty and restraint without a concrete event or clear date.
An advertisement extols Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and chest congestion claiming it calms coughing fits and aids sleep. It cites testimonials from Mrs A F Merits and promises money back if it fails. Available at druggists or by mail from HW Beeatax & Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Local column recounts Thanksgiving mood and weather as Kiowa residents discuss shopping trips, hog shipments to Laverne, arm injury to Fred Croxton, winter preparations, and social advice. Mentions beaver area events, school visits, and price rumors on broom corn and brush in nearby towns.
Fragmentary notice describes a Halloween gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Guire's home with vague mention of misbehavior and rewards. It then advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to feel better tomorrow, and notes availability for sale by all dealers.
Beaver schools report total enrollment 172 with 160 new enrollees last week. Visiting teachers from Forgan praised the work, Miss Tweedie taught last Thursday, and several students won prizes at county and state contests earning trips to Oklahoma A and M College. The Red Rose literary society schedules its first session Friday at 3 pm. several trip participants depart next week with a loss of one week. High School Roll of Honor names 14 students with top grades.
Four year foot ulcer led D Ely of Bantam to reject amputation. He tried Racklen's Arnies salve, reported improvement, and praised the remedy. Advertisements indicate it is available from H B Secetar & Co in Philadelphia or by mail, with claims of curing eczema and related conditions.
Sunset residents Mr and Mrs Little and the Sunset teachers joined a Teachers Meeting at Beaver Thursday and Friday. Elmer Hoover and family visited Sunday with Jim Philips and family. Mrs Clark Leeper and Miss Emma Geesner of Joplin were seen visiting relatives. Mr Earl Wilson welcomed a baby girl. Mrs Henso from Twin Months and Mrs Avery visited Lake and relatives. Mrs Pheobus visited with Mrs Murry.
Fragmented local column notes a Kickapoo Worm Killer drug ad claiming safety for children, alongside farming, school, and community updates. The text references a product from Kickapoo Medicne Co and mentions a Missouri/Philadelphia area origin, with scattered names like Barford Terrill, Jodah Lane, and Ed Lane amid farm work and mid autumn school terms.
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