07 Sep 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
1
Local items from Beaver include court activity in Buffalo, residents visiting relatives, renovations at the Beaver Mercantile, a new piano installation, and Labor Day observations. Notables include Judge R. H Loofbourrow, Wm Rush, J W Savage, and Rev L J Shaw. Advertisements note dry cleaning and a grocery move, with farm loans offered by John W Savage. Diarrhea remedy from Chamberlain’s advertised as dependable.
The town weighs the high school site with Bank of Beaver City and DP Miller offering three acres each for a central location on Douglas Avenue. Election Friday to decide the best location for accessible grounds and cement walk access. Local notes cover residents’ health, moves, club meetings, property sales, and community servants.
The wedding of Oliver Fy Mruett and Mike Mae Hinkle took place at the Crabtrew home with Rev. Shaw officiating. Guests enjoyed a dinner in the mining room, and Harriett Hinkle, daughter of John and Mrs. Hinkle, is noted for her bookkeeping work at the Bank of Beaver City. The groom, a clerk at FP O Teney’s, is praised for his habits, and the couple receive many well wishes for a long, happy life.
A rural contest offers a free annual subscription to the paper for the largest watermelon entered at the Beaver office during the harvest season. Local residents discuss farm loans, real estate, and community activity as Beaver hosts visitors and a Methodist revival at Riverside with a basket dinner and gatherings.
County Attorney John A. Spolo toured the Kiowa region, displaying fine apples and onions from J Coffman’s and Will I Davis. He notes potential for more orchards in the area, suggests irrigated lowland could support fruit culture, and highlights nonirrigated onion varieties grown by Davis. The piece advocates expanding fruit farming in Beaver County.
A Beaver community gathering at Lakemy featured usual attractions drawing a large crowd during a weeklong threedaye picnic. Local residents participated in games and festivities while vendors provided food and entertainment for attendees.
Local contractor offers interior finish stair work and storefronts with years of experience and high standards. Backed by extensive authority and an encyclopedic knowledge base. Satisfaction guaranteed. Residence phone AY 390 B.S, Steosa, Beaver, Ohio.
De W D Childress, veterinarian, will be at Beaver City from Perday till Tuesday to treat stock. Warns owners about diveward stock and urges prompt treatment. Also notes Chamberlain's Liniment speeds recovery for ankle injuries, with directions on each bottle. sold by dealers.
The article discusses Peruna and its claimed health benefits. It mentions Golden Real and Diant as components. It notes many people use the remedy during summer and asserts the root is valued for treating catarth and related ailments, explaining why Veruna is popular for catarth.
The Meade County Fair exhibition by Te Morgan Horse and Jack Company of Bearer yielded five blue ribbons. Their stock included top trotting roadsters and a Percheron mare. They earned the most blue ribbons of any exhibitor, reflecting strong acceptance of their quality. Walter T. Mendurs and family have moved from Bucktin Kansas to the area, with Meador expected to construct new housing on North Flats.
The Methodist Church lists a Sunday schedule with a morning service at 1 o clock and a 11 o clock musical program under HM Bulick, plus a talk by Dr McCord in the pastor’s absence. A singing exercise is planned for Thursday evening at seven. William J. Gnoar, pastor, reports Wright visited from Beaver on Sunday and Monday for business and described local road conditions and recent purchases in Rockanto.
The Y P S C E of the Christian Church resumes meetings after July and August weather disruptions. Regular Sunday evening gatherings will be at To'rlock, inviting all young people to join the work.
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