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Beaver Herald lists advertising rates available on request and promotes subscriptions at $1.00 per year. Publication appears weekly on Thursdays with printing in Hinaver, Oklahoma.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
2
Beaver Herald lists advertising rates available on request and promotes subscriptions at $1.00 per year. Publication appears weekly on Thursdays with printing in Hinaver, Oklahoma.
Enrollment totals rise over last year as teachers report concerns over pupil effort. Percy Barrow from Forgan noted in the Bophomora ela of school this week. Dr. Long visited. Swaim substitutions noted. Grounds work planned to improve playground space. Halloween social planned with mystery. Need parental support to curb loafing. possible removal of nonconforming students. Literary societies plan basketball and a debate between White Rose and Red Rose. Annuals and pictures left over from last year accounted for. enrollment projected to reach about 200 by year end. Joux E. Swain, Supls.
Local readers report Elewtrin Bilters relief for dizziness fainting backache and weakness. Mrs Laura Gaines of Avora Louisiana credits the remedy with restoring strength and vitality after doctors gave up. Philadelphia and St Louis distributors Font HB Beretan & Co advertise the product.
A Riverside, Texas region column describes autumn farming efforts and community events. It notes broomcorn sowing, haymaking, and feed preparation, with mention of neighbors, visitors, a birth, a cold snap, and a single teacher’s small class turnout. The piece closes with hopeful sentiments and a plea for better pupil attendance.
The item cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preferred non sedative option to prevent pneumonia and bronchitis, notes local residents' health concerns, and mentions small town updates on visitors, farming, and business ventures. It also touts a healing oil with broad praise and price points.
Cool weather returns with no killing frost as residents report staycations and visits. A village party enjoyed a merry time at the Birdeall home in Madison Inet Tuesday night while storms last week damaged remaining feed stocks. Ruth Harlan attended an all night gathering, and Hertha Hethcock wed Thursday evening with expectations of a home visit to Logan. Mrs W Carty of Eagleville visits. Grace Tir’s move to a farm office is noted. travelers trace visits to Stafford, Kansas, and Ivanhoe. Clarence Doteen suffered a severe tengilitie attack, throat feared for lancing.
The purgative effect produced by Chamberlain's Tablets makes the body and mind feel joyful and healthy. For sale by all dealers.
The Indies of Sunset community gathered at Mea O. Ho Lash's home last Thursday noting lacking comforts. Mr and Mrs John Miller visited Shattuck on Wednesday. A gathering at Mr and Mrs Weatrough's home Tuesday reminded them of their 25th wedding anniversary. Several farmers sold hogs at Laverne this week.
A reader from San Antonio Texas praises Dr Kings New Life Pile and Heah Palman for gentle effective relief from constipation. The testimonial claims the remedy never causes pain and notes price and mail order availability from He. Kextes & Co Philadelphia St. Louis.
A light rain Saturday benefited wheat fields while Cottonwood school opened last Monday. Miss Nellie McKillipe of Beaver teaches this term, promising a splendid winter. Walter Calhoun traveled to Forpan to fetch furniture shipped from Supply. Howard and Eaton households joined the meeting at Hogsert schoolhouse aiding daily services. Anta Seaver visits relatives nearby as E Gilbert began broomcorn feeding last week.
A fragmented note advertises a book titled Dodge City the Cowboy Capital and the Great Southwest. It mentions Bob Wright's story of early maps, a Kansas Blizzard poem by HC Fellow, and an order option with price postpaid to C A Tansen a Co Wichita.
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