Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Declares Cure
An old serif advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures by acting on the blood. It asserts improvement after short use and urges readers to send for details and buy from a local druggist.
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Hall
Etna
Beaver Dispatches Classifieds and Notices Snapshot
Local want ads list four room rental near Beaver with water and yard. also one man sought for aero housework. Miscellany includes market notices, a silver watch prize, and community updates. References to influenza, school events, and a fair indicate a mid fall town page full of routine notices and small ads.
Herald for Sale After Sixteen Years at the Helm
The Herald editor announces readiness to sell after sixteen years leading the paper. He cites profit and community betterment, notes strong Red Cross work in the county, and seeks a serious buyer with funds to take up war-related activity. The offer touts a solid newspaper proposition, factory assets, and a lucrative opportunity for a live papers man.
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Herald
the Herald
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Laeta
Overwork and health claims in Mina Turner's letter
Mina Agnes Turner of Chicago Illinois discusses indigestion sleeplessness and health tips. She credits Chamberlains Tablets with cleansing her stomach aiding digestion and restoring sleep. The letter contrasts state government costs and criticizes current administration in Kansas and Oklahoma politics.
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Mina Agnes Turner
Chicago
Chamberlain's
Black-Draught touted as aid for digestion in Kentucky ad
In Mondersville Cynthia Higginbotham 65 says Iver does not act well with age. She used Black-Draught for constipation and indigestion and reports appetite, strength, and bowel action improved after a few doses. The ad promotes 70 years of use and urges families to keep stomach liver and bowels in order. Price 2y a package.
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Mondersville, Ky
Cynthia Higginbotham
Iver
Thadford
No title available from fragmented notes or Oct 14 mood shift
Fragments describe social gatherings at Mr. John Anderson home, community events at Bun School, hiring of Bro Davin, and local mischief including theft of lard and a five gallon jar. Mentions of Everett Jenkinson and Kilpatrick seeding broomcorn and other nearby names appear amid uncertain dates and places.
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John Anderson
Raton
Crome
Kram
Enon
Bun School
Bro
Davin Toft
Plain View
Bey
Wight
Davin
Joney Killpatrick
iPomas
Thomas
Everett Jenklin
Everett
Lee
Lloyd Lindamor Levine
Nestor
Pininei
Harvey
Blue Grass Revival and Community Notes at Dive Grmee
Blue Grass Revival continues at the Dive Grmee school house with the Fair View gospel count leading the 10 Sunday night Oct reports. Local updates mention A V Fuller on business to Beaver City, visitors from Fort Worth, and various community events including a surprise at T. B Benson’s home and neighbors hosting guests and church activities through October 14.
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Dive Grmee
Fair View
Grantly Ann
A.V. Fuller
Beaver City
Jewett
Ut Ram
Hpeermore
Adams
Vic Triday
Fort Worth
Texan
Aira
Henry Firestone
Laverne
Mika
Minnie Pickenpaw
Beaver
A. L. Putty
Weimaday
Minn
Mable Herkiey
Ted Crown
T. B Benson
Halur Angevanins
Henson's
Waller Markey
Fuller
W. Woods
Sennie Fuller
Crenwell
Creewell
Dick Rorens
Unclear historical notes with scattered names and events
Fragmented OCR text mentions Fairview, enrollments, individuals like Frank Allen and George Dttin, and weekly school routines. The garbled items reference weekly gatherings, trades, and police school events but lack coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to summarize clearly.
Notice of Sale of Lands Under Execution in Woodward County
In Oklahoma on the 38th day of September a writ of execution issued against George H Healy in favor of H T Poindexter for 654.43 with interest from the judgment date and costs. The lands described in Beaver County are to be sold at public auction at the east front door of the courthouse for cash to satisfy the judgment. The sale is scheduled for the 14th day of October with a potential adjournment, and the process will include appraisal and compliance with mortgaged amounts. Witness the clerk’s notation and seal.
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Ayras
Maude Roudabuah
Wen. Dm
Mary J. Taylor
Ning Hundred
Anid
Eale
District Court
Woodward County
Chlahoma
H. T. Poindexter
George H. Healy
Judemont
FL T. Poindexter
Healy
Heaver County
Oklahoma
NoTtek
Lan Te UN
Noyes-Nornan Shur Co
Diainlee
Fonda
Neal
Zee Trust
Rae
Apsarata
Mort Ahernaria
Cmat
Ciy
Ciy of Reaver
Ald County
Bai
Tiathion
Tor
Wer
Roperty Seneies
TL. Petty
C. L. Petty
CL. Petty
L. Petty
Towlt
Townant Jane
Beaver County
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