21 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
1
Local notes show Frank Brown and John Taylor renewing subscriptions, visits by J. W. Mensinger and others, and promotion for The Famous Bonheur Bros Shows on October 25. The column also mentions a photo gallery opening, new cars, sales, and farm yields after recent rains. The Beaver community keeps up with court visits, subscriptions, and local events.
Local Beaver county items advertise loans from Fraser Ausrhacts and sales of real estate, while pharmacies tout Chamberlain remedies for coughs, flu, kidney trouble, and laxatives. Notices warn on taxes due, an El Paso death, and a farming loan pitch from Knowles, Oklahoma, with family updates and community events.
An obituary notes Grandma Bishop died October 6 1900 at age 65 years in Oklahoma. The service at the Scott home concluded with burial in Nabisco cemetery. Special tribute recalls faith, readiness to meet loved ones in heaven, and thanks from the bereaved family for neighbor support.
Congressman Dick T. Morgan addressed Beaver citizens on a visiting tour focusing on farmers interests. He urged irrigation funding, warned against pressuring elections, and announced a National Irrigation Congress meeting with Woodward set for October.
A Norway, Maine merchant touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for severe coughs in his boy and a neighbor's boy who doctors had given up on. The note claims the remedy acted quickly and reliably and lists F. O. Tracy as the seller.
About 2 bushels of Turkey Red seed Wheat for sale at 81 00 per bushel. See TCO Reardwood on Section 19 Two N Range 28 B 0 M JO 10 08.
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