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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
4
A brief notice states advertising terms will be disclosed upon request with subscription price set at 1.00 a year. The item references Prigne as a placeholder or brand and indicates price details to be provided to interested readers.
A list of Republican state nominees including Governor John Piclin, Lieutenant Governor Eugene B. Lawan, Secretary of State Mary in the Prentier State Auditor Georgy Mr. Foster, Attorney General Walter Slevenr, State Treasurer J. Mathinw, State Superintendent O. J. Vannes, and others. Included are Examiner and Inspector John F. Woostur, Commissioner of Labor Will Mo Phares, Commissioner of Chariting and Cure Fectione Mre Alive Ay Curtiew, Insurance Commissioner Fred A. Hoyt, Chief Mine Type Poter Pat W, President Baan of Agriculture Jan Emereon, Corporation Commissioner Sherman W. Hit, Clerk of Supreme Court Zach T. Pryce, Supreme Court districts and United States Senator John Al. Burford, with several Assistant Mine Inspectors listed.
Republican ticket lists county level candidates including County Judge Joan A spolin County Attorney Fo Twylords Treasurer F J Deni Assonsot Guo MH Wright and others. Mentions County Clerk H M Bulink Court Clerk G O DeGraw Sheriff Ne Mholya Superintendent GT Ayers Commissioner 1st District K Hagan Free District and other district nominees Joho Marries Wall istics.
A guide discusses giving quinine to children, detailing safe dosage and signs of overuse. It notes warnings about nervousness and potential adverse effects, and emphasizes accuracy in measuring amounts and avoiding improper administration.
A fragmented historic clipping outlines Germany's growth in industry, agriculture, and science. It highlights production values, foreign trade progress, and rapid railway expansion, naming Bayer and indigo chemistry as pivotal to German achievement.
A Catholic periodical urges Christian unity to avert a vast European war. It argues for arbitration, Hague tribunals, and neutral stance while lamenting violence, urging restraint and divine guidance to shorten the crisis and preserve human life.
Fragmented OCR shows a garbled ad style plea for tired feet relief. It mentions no more tired feet and sleepless weariness, references a 23 cent box and a store. Names and places are unreadable.
Aug 29 reports good broom corn harvest weather, with two weeks of dry dusty days. James Harford went to Knowles with wheat. Mrs Thompson Yeomans Niehelvoo and Johnson joined Dre Klopper on the Aid Society quilt. Frank Smith thrashed three thousand bushels in Beaver county. Various visitors and local flurries noted, a rain and electric storm refreshed the area, and Irvin Young eyes Texas land.
Farmers prepare ground for wheat while sesame and broomcorn crowds are busy. Dexter Illger and Grant Burditt reported a ball game at Ochiltree. New classroom books for public schools include Heath readers and Curry readers. An Oklahoma history civics work and a physiology series appear among updates. A new baby girl born to BE Dinger. visits and travel updates touch many locals. Continuous local items cover health, weather, and social visits in short notes.
The text argues a Republican landslide in Oklahoma this fall could yield several Republicans to the next Congress, endorsing Dick T Morgan to win by about five thousand votes. It calls for fewer textbooks in rural schools and more focus on essential subjects to prepare students for real world challenges.
Walter Ferguson writes in support of John Fields for governor urging a practical economy driven administration. He contrasts crop focus with political games advocating an Open House government and less expediency driven leadership. He calls for progress over mudslinging and a governor attuned to farming and wheat growing.
County Superintendent Vannest of Noble County, a Republican candidate for state superintendent, argues that rural schools rely on eight grades and too many subjects. Teachers face 25 to 35 recitations daily, leaving only eight to ten minutes per recitation, hindering quality instruction.
A vintage ad touts Sage Tea and Sulphur as a way to darken gray hair and restore natural color. It claims simple application with a damp comb or brush and says results are natural looking and even, with the product advertised as Wyeth’s Calpine Hair Remedy available in large bottles at drug stores for about seven sales.
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