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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
2
Cheese Factory in Oklahoma Faces Production Challenges
Fragmented OCR narrative describes a cheese factory in Oklahoma. It mentions farmers, churns, and quality concerns. References to firings, costs, and potential improvements appear amid garbled text. The piece hints at a college or cooperative context and mentions dairy processes and market reactions.
Fragmented OCR piece with names and place hints
Fragmentary text mentions names like Geepey Wright and Devert with affiliations to a college or group. References to Or and Em per nere wed frremme or sat hint at a local event or meeting. Overall, the readable material lists people and institutions without a clear narrative or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane
Erate
Wright
Devert
Peeet
Agreony
Okehewa A & Mt
Pink Eye Remedy Advice from Oklahoma A. & M. Vet
Dr L L Lewis advises on handling pink eye disease in cattle. He recommends isolating affected animals, using quarantines, and applying treatment involving water, teracic acid, and glauber sulfate as needed, with frequent applications for severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bianch
L. L. Lewis
Department of Veterinary Refence
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Feeding Silage For Cattle In Winter Usefulness Of Forage
James A Wilson discusses silage or sorghum as a desirable feed for all cattle classes. He notes grown cattle may eat 20 to 40 pounds daily with other dry foods, yearlings 15 to 20, two-year-olds 30, and full-grown cattle 40 pounds when coarse forage is available, stressing winter feeding and the value of quality forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A Wilson
Directer Okisbeme
Esperiset
Silweter
Waiting for Heir Pers Pecure At Aiaunt
Fragmentary note describes someone awaiting an heir and possible pursuit at a location named Aiaunt. Named persons or organizations are not clearly readable, leaving the exact identity and action uncertain.
Unclear medical chat fragment on medicine tastes
A garbled dialogue discusses Varadis Condition and patient reactions to medicine. One speaker notes it depends on whether the person enjoys the medicine, suggesting subjective taste influences perceived effectiveness. The text is fragmentary and nonspecific.
Better Country Schoolhouses and the Need for Modern Edifice
A fragment urges better country schoolhouses emphasizing utility safety and beauty as crucial for youth. It argues economy in public expenditures benefits taxpayers and stresses future growth planning with local conditions and expert guidance for school architecture and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boas
Chile ‘Forest
Condi
Burt Bneres
Water Tales Stir Providence News Headline Echoes
The Providence News notes a reflection on ancient mariners and the call of water, invoking a line about drink and thirst as a thematic centerpiece. The piece ties modern concerns to seafaring lore, suggesting a cultural ripple from a New York incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chimney Pot Hat Fens Narrow Brims in Fashion
Fragmented OCR describes a hat style with a narrow brim and velvet band, a plume, and ostrich detail. Mentions colors black and brown and variations from several outfits. No clear event or person named.
Fashion Notes on Arm Coverings and New Cloths
A fashion column discusses arm coverings and sleeve length trends for fall garments. It notes focus on long sleeves, draped or bishop sleeves, and pointed hand coverings, with interest in washable, reversible fabrics and two tone or muted color palettes. It also highlights new lightweight fabrics and fashionable cloaks in various browns greens beiges and olives.
White Summer Dresses Describe Plain Linen Hat Accessory
A fragment mentions white summer dresses paired with black feces and a plain collar, alongside a white linen hat adorned with bone of the tafetas.
Pillow for weary travelers cushions and covers described
The article describes a convenient travel pillow with a shell of feathered material on one side and suede like fabric on the other. It notes a tautics binding and grommet or tackle style attachments, plus serviceable boat cushions made from bright ticking fabric and varied colors.
Metal fringes on evening themes described in old text
The fragment notes metal fringes used in evening themes constructed from beilion cords. It mentions finishes in bright gold and ellver and Reta, indicating ornamental use in period decoration or attire.
Ventilation design for stables with windward limits
A historical note discusses excellent ventilation for ordinary sized stables, detailing windward window use, ceiling openings, and door arrangement for optimal airflow. It describes a wide stable with central passageways, materials like galvanised iron and wood, and methods to seal against cold and moisture while preventing condensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anak
George
Westber
Howe
Bon Bay
Sable
Canada
Ground Hogs Destruction Methods Described
Walter Lutz outlines methods to control ground hogs including wheat soaked in strychnine and trapping at burrow entrances. A safer alternative uses disulphate of carbon soaked moss or hay placed deep in the burrow to reach and kill the animals. Handle the poison with extreme care and keep it corked until use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Leutz
Strength of Mule Explains Early Work Capacity
The piece notes that the average mule will perform as much labor at two years old as a horse does at ages three or four, highlighting the animal's early maturity and lasting work capacity.
Veils and Silk Styles Highlight Early 20th Century Fashions
Fashion notes describe loosely tied veils and popular Borderet toulants now shown in silk departments. Many girls combine skirts with corset covers in white wash silk, reflecting evolving street and shop trends.
Diseases of Horses Referenced With Diagram from Northwest Homestead
The illustration catalogs horse ailments such as poll evil swelling from bridle wear and crack, ringbone, founder, hernia, spavin, quarter crack and other injuries. The list numbers injuries 1 through 25 including elbow tumors and various hoof conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eeesimene Hendie
Facmece
Cheese Factory
Intieries
Milnes Athe
Havana
Meistere
Pras
Frveta
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