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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
8
A concise opinion piece surveys the makeup of the forthcoming administration, arguing that many outsiders seek influence through affiliation rather than merit. It reflects on party loyalty, media framing, and the scramble for access among potential insiders.
Sunset school reports three new pupils Vivian Eman and Boris Pdldy joining this week bringing total to 3b. Attendance has been good though Melliton Hebbert was sick Thursday and Friday. At the Saturday board meeting rules and regulations for the term were adopted and readers are invited to review them with Miss Maude Lash Pearl Foster and Ollie B Russel visited the school and offered comment. Parents urged to ensure children arrive prepared for lessons as teachers must focus on instruction. Lewin Crawford Coriss Crawford Ernest Kerns and Chas Phillips visited sharing praise for order and discipline. All patrons asked to visit the school before forming a verdict.
A fragmentary notice from Agratn BK Tersen urges patrons to visit at least once monthly and to come during study hours. The text is partial and lacks full context or date details.
Advert sees Hal I f Catarrh Cure offering a one hundred dollar reward for deafness cured by catarrh treatment. Also notes community happenings in Upper Clear Creek including broomcorn, church meetings, visits, farming, and a fire destroying a thresher separator.
A Hannibal letter promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for a bad cold and possible pneumonia. Local notices report schoolhouse repairs, revival meetings led by C S Coppedge and Austin of Kansas, a Blue Ribbon quarterly meeting, and upcoming sermons by B A Macy, J B House, and Brother Hayter.
The item covers Sunday school at Twin Mounds Me Church benevolence collections, travels to Shattuck by Prof Henson and Bart, cattle purchase by Roy Connor, Hopper family return trip, new tent on the lawn, and local visits by Mr Alder Smith and the Martin family plus Alonzo McClurg planning to move to Indianola Iowa for school.
For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar has been a household favorite for coughs throat chest and lung ailments. Contains no opiates. on sale at F C Tracy's.
Beaver School notes show enrollments in rooms 1 and 2 totaling 118 with new pupils Strong Wright and Redimer. Absent students rise due to illness. Clyde Mille heads second grade and Gail Hodge third. Lenore Long leads star reading in fourth grade. Principal Tooxen urges parent teacher cooperation for student development.
An advertisement claims merciless murderer Appendicits is stopped by Dr King's New Life Pills. It says the pills gently stimulate stomach liver and bowels to prevent clogging and address constipation headache biliousness and chills. 25e at F C Teacy's.
The Fair opens with strong attendance and fine exhibits. An extended review of the exhibits and a list of prison awards will be published next week.
At a LaKemp picnic last week George Williams editor of the LaKemp Mirror was seriously injured when a racing horse or vehicle ran over him as it "flew the track" causing loss of consciousness and fears for spinal injury. Several others were hurt but less severely.
C D Smith and Son extend their discount sale through October with sharp prices worth investigating. Shop early for savings during the 10 6 to 10 27 period at their store.
Mrs. Fred Bridge and children from Homestead visit her mother while Mrs. Geo Robison and relatives reconnect. Beaver residents note broomcorn and wheat passing through en route to a railroad and question why Beaver lacks a railroad to keep profits local, suggesting local dealers could ship farmers goods.
An ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable medicine not a narcotic. It claims genuine product in a yellow package, safe and effective with no opiates, urging customers to refuse substitutes. Sold by F.C. Tracy.
The HeNanp lists weekly renewals and new subscriptions from readers: M. E. Cranmer Beaver new sub A. L. MacArthur Beaver new sub F. H. Drum Beaver new sub T. B. Shillingburg Beaver renewal RK. B. Ravenscraft Gray new sub Sam Bingham Madison renewal B. F. Ruth Englewood renewal
Oklahoma City October 6. The railroad committee of the Chamber of Commerce urged a 100000 dollar bonus for the Denver Kingfisher Gulf Railway an Oklahoma company planning a direct line from Oklahoma City to Denver through the Panhandle. Promoters are F C Aunder and D J Cunningham of Kingfisher.
Evmanera Peant Dice was born in Edgar county Illinois on April 27 188? and died September 25 1910 from Brights disease. She moved with her parents to Kansas at age three and in May 1886 to Beaver county Oklahoma where she grew to womanhood. She married William T Dickerson on September 27 1808 and they had five children who survive her. A faithful wife and loving mother she formed many friendships and kept steadfast faith in her Savior. Interment was in Stone School House Cemetery Meade county on September 24 1910 with Rev Hancha of Meade Baptist Church leading the funeral.
The Ladies' Circle of the Presbyterian Church announces a Christmas Sale featuring fancy articles and plain items. Mrs W G Fields serves as secretary and invites anyone seeking holiday goods to contact the circle for contributions or purchases.
All old accounts due us have gone into the hands of an attorney for collection. You can save additional expense by settling these bills at once. D. Smith & Son announce to the public the transfer of debt collection for prompt settlement.
S. S. Strong, General Contractor and Builder offers high class interior finish and state work as specialty. Reference on request. Residence in south part of Beaver City at 920 01.
Democratic nominee D. P. Miller appeals to Beaver County voters before the November election. Also Cosmopolitan Magazine seeks a substitute representative in Beaver for subscription renewals and circulation expansion with salary and commission offered.
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