Frazer Aids Loans For Local Farmers
Seo Savage announces farm loan program through Frazer as lender, targeting local agriculture. The plan offers accessible funding options and emphasizes support for farming operations in the community.
01 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
1
Seo Savage announces farm loan program through Frazer as lender, targeting local agriculture. The plan offers accessible funding options and emphasizes support for farming operations in the community.
Farm loans available with right terms at the county clerk’s office. Birth announced for G H Rush and wife on Thursday August 25 1910 a son. J W Culwell and family visit southeast farm. many residents visit relatives and hunt prairie chickens as season opens. Chamberlain’s remedies praised for bowel and cough issues. local merchants promote cleaning dyeing and dry cleaning services. Miss Laura Mackey to return to Beaver for music work. locals travel to Balko and nearby areas.
A rainstorm arrives in Beaver County with local observations on residents Walter Ficker and Harry Hanson. The piece pokes at T. P. Gore and the White House, praises a Lincoln resident’s kidney remedy story, and praises the Republican county ticket while noting milk and grocery quips. Local notables F.C. Tracy and family, plus others, travel from Colorado points and report their trip. A Cosmopolitan Magazine ad seeks Beaver reps for subscriptions renewals and outreach.
The following Henaty readers renewed or started new subscriptions in the past week: W P Wellman Florence new sub Jas W Young Beaver new sub Jas McQuade Council Grove Kansas new sub L Johnson Walnut Grove Me Art Quinn Meade Kansas renewal John Trege Dombey renewal.
Taken up at my place two miles west and 41 miles south of Riverside on Sunday August 2 1910 four blue roan mares not branded Owner can claim by paying this notice O F Francis Riverside Okla 8 25 0 1 Qw
Peckham and family found Indian relics while walking near the Red Bluffs site of J. B. George's old ranch house. They gathered a fin row head and a steel blade in the sand, suggesting the camp of roving Indians from frontier days and hinting at possible lore the hills might share.
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture announces county Farmers Institute meetings at various towns with forenoon sessions at 10 and afternoon at 1 30. State lecturers will discuss forage crops cereal crops live stock dairy topics. Free and open to all. Stillwater state institute in August.
One hundred dollars offered for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo guarantee honesty and financial ability. Wholesale druggist Wande, Kixsax & Manvist attest to Cheneys' reliability. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, testimonials free, price per bottle. Hall's Family Pills for constipation promoted.
At Oklahoma City from September 27 to October 0 the great livestock agricultural and industrial exposition showcases daily air ship fights and a brilliant horse show with seventeen departments and a great livestock show. Racing occurs each day except Sunday. Send for premium list and make an exhibit. Mahan, Secretary.
All persons who put cattle in John George's school section on Six Mile will have to pay at the rate of $1.50 per head per month. WR. OLMSTEAD, For n ORS.
A Kansan article endorses Banyard for Clark on Beaver county District Court, urging voters to elect him unanimously and noting he is the right sort and the community would welcome his election with pleasure.
A youth friendly medicine claim promoting Foley's Honey and Tar as safe for children and free from opiates, urging buyers to purchase the genuine Foley's Money and Tar in the yellow package at F C Tracy's store.
After a two month break the Y P S C E social and services resume on Sunday evening at the usual hour. A business meeting and social will be held Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs B P Russell inviting all Endeavorers to attend.
It Saved His Leg. J A Swenson of Watertown Wis credits Theo Bucklen's Azulea for curing ten years of eczema after many doctors failed. Also news of Manuel McHenry and Mins Adam Potter’s Beaver wedding officiated by Rev. R. J. Brewer. House party hosted by Mini Aono Busing with many local attendees. Seed bids and farming gear ads close the item.
Roosevelt tours western towns delivering candid remarks on American character. He defends the noble farmer and businessperson alike, condemns crooked wealth, and asserts he is the poor man’s friend only when the poor man is straight, and the rich man’s friend only when the rich man is straight.
Notice is hereby given that Walter I. Picket of Silverdale Oklahoma filed notice of latent patent to prove up on land described in section lines. Claimant seeks to establish ownership by continuous residence and cultivation with the land office in Oklahoma City reviewing the matter.
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