Beaver Herald Official Paper Publisher Notice
Maude C. Thomas publishes The Beaver Herald in Honver Oklahoma. Paper is issued every Thursday with advertising rates available on request. Subscription price is $1.00 per year.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
4
Maude C. Thomas publishes The Beaver Herald in Honver Oklahoma. Paper is issued every Thursday with advertising rates available on request. Subscription price is $1.00 per year.
Directory style listing names and titles entries for district officials including judge K A Loofbourrow attorney John A Spohn treasurer Joby Sime clerk Geo H Wrights Co judge He Healy go superintendent John Swaniany clerk of district court Menett clerk of vote court Mike Maw Maple sheriff HD Heckham rog of deeds HM Bulivh surveyor Oscar Gardner commissioner int dist A 1 Fox Teanhon Com Mi Dit AA Haskell Elmwoort 1 Com td Dit WS Vandelurg Courh
The notice lists prizes for various livestock classes including mules cows heifers calves and bulls with age specifications. It also mentions a premium for stock not enumerated in the booklet and a sale of exhibition spaces. A statement of confidence in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is attributed to B. Burnixonone and Poolexville.
Twin Mounds locals report ideal peach harvest weather but demand strains. Walter Turner of Kansas visits relatives. Charles Howard and family back on their farm. Mrs Nelands helps canning. Mrs Herbert Lee buys a sewing machine and organ. Families attend church, visit, and plan fair activities. Mina Heasie Reid to begin school. Lon McClarg has a close runaway incident.
Statement explains digestion depends on amount digested and assimilated rather than quantity eaten. Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised to invigorate the stomach and liver and help them function naturally. Sold by dealers Loane and Insurance. Author contact: John W. Bavage, the building east of Court House.
A Garret family near Elmwood reports a tragic incident as their little daughter died after playing near out-buildings and catching her dress on a nail, choking herself before help arrived. The family requests sympathy for their loss amid the sorrow over the child's death.
An old advertisement urges workers to resist stopping work due to illness, promising Electric Bitters will restore tone, strength, and vigor. It claims the product prevents breakdown and builds up health, with many testimonials and a guarantee of benefits from the first dose.
Bearer Hardware and Yuen Store advertises graphophones and records for sale. The notice mentions diverse models and price points with emphasis on evidence of availability and the store’s contact details for purchases.
Fragmentary notes describe interest in a railroad reaching Beaver City, talk of broomcorn profits, and people traveling between Beaver, Missouri, and nearby towns. mentions LC Johnson trading a Missouri farm for mules, Barker entering hog business, and local trading of oil stoves and a talking machine. References to Lakemp and Ivanhoe and travels by wagon.
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