Abeereemg price and year note on es scriptions
A fragment notes a price of S1000 and a year associated with a scriptions item. Abeereemg is mentioned in relation to the noted cost and time reference.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
2
A fragment notes a price of S1000 and a year associated with a scriptions item. Abeereemg is mentioned in relation to the noted cost and time reference.
For clerk district court, after the Republican primaries, the district court asks for support at the May venue. The text mentions Avems and Paris, Oc in relation to the nomination process and seeking backing.
A dubious OCR fragmented political notice touts GEO. H. HEALY as Republican County Judge nominee. It claims Healy served as County Sager and portrays him as experienced and regulated, urging voters to back his candidacy and referencing support from local attorneys and public figures.
A reader letter from Wright advocates ideological changes to strengthen government, curb labor costs, and boost public services. The writer commends a county clerk willing to implement reforms and asks citizens to vote for like minded officials, arguing for better governance and accountability.
A fragmented voter notice from Beaver County seeks support for a candidate offering help with county services this fall while promising to reduce burdens and gain liberal backing. The text is garbled, but centers on voter assistance and political endorsement.
A patient recounts rapid improvement after uses of a medicine labeled Perena, given by an early practitioner. The doctor credits a catarrh based view of kidney disease and promotes his remedy as effective for Bright's disease, noting several patients improved and attributing success to his treatment approach.
A veteran candidate pledges to serve if reelected, citing past service and improved familiarity with county work. The document reports county treasurer figures from early 1912, including 99736.00 for record keeping and filing, plus 12000 tube of sacramental tasks, and recounts public remarks about incumbrances on land. A testimonial extols King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments.
The text notes a 1000 fine or one year in prison for violations of federal statutes and questions about a Congressional District in Oklahoma. It mentions the electorate deciding the issue in November 1912 and the possibility of a member taking a seat or serving time in federal prison.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. Internal action targets blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward offered for any uncured case. Proponent proof cites Kit ey & Co. of Toledo and availability from druggists.
A political notice reports that J J Carney faced questions over late primary campaign expense filings after the Oklahoma City Times sent a telegram to the Clerk of the House in Washington. The exchange, dated October 1912, shows the clerk confirming a post primary statement signed by Bourn Tamme, indicating possible noncompliance with federal rules on campaign expense reporting.
Political advertisement by Congressman Morgan seeking re election to Congress in Oklahoma. He explains his stance on unity among Republicans and Progressive nominees and states he will support the ten presidential electors aligned with Theodore Roosevelt, urging all voters to back them.
A fragmentary line urges ten electors to act in step with the leading voters. The brief note hints at coordination or alignment with popular sentiment among the electorate.
A North Carolina note recalls a 14 year old boy nearly losing a leg from a red bruise and wrong remedies. After trying Buckler Arnica Seize, the boy was cured with one box. The item notes cures for bars boils skin eruptions and piles, priced at 25e at Fred C. Tracy's.
The article accuses Ino J. Carney District Judge of neglecting court duties in Canadian County while pursuing a Congress seat. It claims he has collected a 15000 per year salary for limited court time and urges resignation for honesty and duty, anticipating voter response at the polls.
Oklahoma political remarks warn voters to back the Republican ticket to halt high taxes and state indebtedness. Arthur H. Geissler argues Democratic promises failed, taxes rose, and scandals stain state departments, urging election of Republicans as the path to relief.
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