Local Notes of Deaths Visits and Recollections
Community fragments record the death of the eldest daughter of Lon Stanley now of Quanah Texas and extend sympathy. Various local visits and health updates include Bert Wright Bert Blood and families, Nellie Stouder, Read and children, and travel mentions to Wilmore Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Stanley
Thie Neighorhood
Quanah
Texas
Membrannaseroup
A. Sharkey
Bert Wright
Hoth
Liproomb
L. Crawford
BE. Blood
Bert Blood
Herter
Nellie Stouder
Bovermure
Bugkum
Hibbe
Bre
Wim
Heller
Mre
Bo, Freeman
Wilmore
Kaneas
Lala
Pine Remedy and Local News From Beaver County
A Pine Whooping Cough Remedy advertised for children's cold ailments touts pine’s mucus loosening and air passage relief, with honey for a pleasant taste. Beaver County notes hay hauling, family visits from Breckenridge Oklahoma, hospital news, school plans, and a Beaver marriage in a busy rural update.
Get Rid of Those Poisons In Your System
A compact school page notes student grades and activities. It mentions a High School Cine Club meeting, a business trip to Woodward, a new student arrival, and concerns about enrollment. An ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a laxative to release poisons and improve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile
Ruth Kendrick
Throdore Griffey
White Rose Soviets
Red Row Society
Mies
Wright
Woodward
Alfred Hugaley
Baturdey
Rundey
Louie Leveaster
Surprise Crowds Rainy Week and Local Moves
Rain pours as Surprise school opens September 20 with Mise Kilpatrick as teacher. Ed Cook and family travel to Oklahoma to visit relatives then to Oklahoma City. Protracted Mt church meeting ends. Carl Evans suffers eye trouble from broom corn dust. Locust Grove new schoolhouse work continues with Mr Boney Cook and a Maxwell car purchase. Henry Gatyon returns from Colorado, broomcorn troubles persist with wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Kilpatrick
Mt Church
Carl Evans
Bolee
Locust Grove
Boney Cook
Henry Gatyon
Colorado
Mt Lind
Grove's Tasteless Tonic Promoted As General Tonic
An advertisement touts Grove's Old Standard Tasteless Tonic with quinine and iron as a valuable general tonic. It claims to improve liver function drive out malaria enrich the blood and strengthen the whole system. Leonard Husted, formerly a local resident, is noted in connection with the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Sloan's Liniment Offers Relief for Rheumatism Pains
Advert text touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism and other pains noting relief when applied to congestion and improved blood flow. Claims renewed warmth and pain disappearance for users who keep a bottle at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Fope
Automobile Salesroom Under Construction in Amberton
Cawma Taylor Brothers work this week on a new business building for Amberton Beatty. When finished it will house Hem ae an automobile establishment. The Kurberton Beatty Coal & Grain Co offices will also be in the same building. The structure rising along the street near the Thowpron hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawma Taylor
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cold Relief
An ad urges readers to treat lingering colds with Dr King’s New Discovery. It claims the remedy prevents dangerous bronchial and long ailments when started early and notes test use by all ages. Bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar.
Beaver County Wheat Outlook and Local News Notes
Writings mention rain shortages and potential big wheat crop in Beaver County next year. Mrs Ryne and children visited Mrs EW Prator and Mrs Bop Uayden with a Sunday visit noted. Rev Turner preached at Liberty Knot and joined Rev Munsey visiting local Methodist brethren. Liberty school activities begin in October. Mine Kether Seine of Beaver is a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Ryne
EW. Prator
Bop
Uayden
Johnny Rev. Turner
Liberty Knot
Munsey
Liberty School
Mine Kether Seine
Beaver
W. Andrews
Mine Verla Stevens
Mire Tomoreau
Serge
Blue Grass Notes Reflect Weather Delays and Community Life
Absence of Rev Neff causes a missed morning service on September date. Rain makes roads impassable delaying travel to Liberal Kansas. Plans for a fall fair tribute and school week updates appear alongside social visits, birthday gatherings, and a large rainstorm that boosts on farm work. Community events include a picnic postponed to October if weather allows. A local note mentions heavier wheat sowing prospects and Ford purchases by Brows and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Tom Brean
Vera
Stomach Trouble Report Aids Five Year Recovery
A Ky man A J Hughes details a five year stomach complaint and severe headaches. After trying various medicines he followed Buck Frazite Black-Draught and reports complete relief after three months. The ad extols the veggie formula as gentle yet effective for stomach and liver issues and urges purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomerayton, Ky
A. J. Hughes
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Top Beaver Herald
Hines Mall
Covraimer
Roy Boise
Knowles
Athen
Dexter Gilger
Enings
Breckenridge
Oklahoma
Jane Wook
Ben Woods
Wichite
Mea
Ry Wilder
Tranhow
Corean
Mesdamner
Wilder
Wilson
Lakemp
Vivian Eddy
Harry
Ty Masters
Ivanhoe
The
Alton Goods
Viola Davie
A. Cook
Okeone
Okla
Mrs. Cook
Oklahoma City
Ed Cook
Leonard Husted
Krome Husted
T Paonia
Pioneer Builders
Buick
Flint
Michigan
Frank Laughrin
Beaver Oklahoma
Carter Tracy How. Co
Davis Drug Company
Crossley’s
Robertson's
White House Hotel
Tackert
North
Price & Wright
Camp Howe
F. A. Stevene
Mr. Steven
Stevens
John Goodner
Mr Goodner
Alas
Bowie
Effert
Laka
W. Ouofh
Brows
Molorog
Ford
J. W. Moore & CO
Col. A. M. Burman
Hughes
Swearord
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