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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
4
The fragment mentions Wayde 0. Thomas publisher and a Thursday edition. It references subscription price details, rates, and a vague notation about a Cheer Racer and arrival times, but the text is garbled. The available data indicate a publisher notice outlining pricing for a year and subscription terms.
Fragmentary OCR yields a list of scattered names and entities including Coert UF Cork ot Co and Gunes Mine Mas Maple B with stray titles such as Oscar tardier and Trantor. Ambiguous affiliations and unreadable segments hinder clear identification of roles or organizations.
Report from Wichita shows Oklahoma grown broomcorn driving nationwide broom prices amid drought and hot weather. Demand soars as supply tightens, with growers and manufacturers facing higher costs. Officials warn price shifts hinge on Oklahoma’s crop and U.S. demand, leaving housewives and broom makers paying the higher rate.
An obscured draft from Beaver mentions a school program with musical pieces, a fair display volume, and student participation. It notes preparations for events in October, with references to teachers, sports, and public viewing, but many phrases are garbled.
The fragment lists varied items from aid to strikers and health remedies to travel plans on the Pacific coast. It mentions people such as Mr and Mrs J B Howe and Edith and Marie, family interactions, a Donne show, a quarterly Harmony meeting, construction updates on homes and barns, and routine social visits. The tone mirrors a small town column with scattered names, places, and events.
Three room Velbiee on Bouglae Avenue for quick sale. Sizable lot with stable, late lay flow, and two room residence. Ground almost bare and priced low to attract fast buyers despite limited details.
A Friday night incident along the road in front of Dr Winters' house involved a runaway and a mash up. No injuries were learned or confirmed. Miss Pearl Dubie returned home after two to three months at Hi. A. Hasted's. Brother Meehan is back to duties at the church as thrash season keeps farmers busy with broomcorn.
In Beaver County the wind hinders work on a frame house while typhoid fever spreads. Banda Mrs Boone Bleexson and three children sick. Miss Tooker and three others care for patients at Mr Ellexton's. A child of Mart Spyers is very ill. Mrs Blankly of Norman Oklahoma arrives to aid. Holiness meeting continues at Mr Vernon schoolhouse as Miss Lore Maynard teaches Garrett district with about 14 pupils. Mrs Win Garrett injured by a cow but recovering.
A historical notice describes Santa Fe and Northern routes extending from Dodge City to Colmer New Mexico with a parallel branch from Woodward through Beaver tapping Liberal and Stevens County to reach the broomcorn country. It notes project hinges on Colmer gate and land rights partly secured, outlining broader Panhandle and El Paso line connections. Also lists a Beaver sales rep opening for magazine circulation renewal with compensation and required experience.
A lengthy critique argues the burden of domestic labor falls on women and mothers. It advocates family involvement to reduce unpaid toil, urging fathers and older children to share chores, allowing mothers leisure and dignity. The piece, attributed to Chickasha Kaprets, frames reform as essential social justice.
Washington Oct 1 Justice Joe Marshall Harlan the Supreme Court veteran died early Saturday aged 78 He had served 33 years The nation prepares for a ceremonial burial at Arlington or Rock Creek after a service at the New York Presbyterian church His death gives President Taft a chance to appoint a new majority of Justices in a term not seen since the nation's founding The article closes with a local appeal urging readers to support their hometown stations and to patronize the printing office
The Henin offers an annual premium of a year’s newspaper subscription for the biggest watermelon brought to the office this season. Second largest melon earns a six month subscription. Free year prize available to the winner who brings in the biggest fruit.
A fragmented old advertisement lists Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and claims of internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It mentions a $100 reward offer for Outarrh and references F J Cheney & Co Toledo and Vane Keevan Manvel wholesale druggists. It also notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a local address near the Court House.
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