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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
3
A dubious letter urges farmers to compare farm loan offers at the post office in Clear Lake and warns against giving large upfront sums. It includes names and towns and implies high pressure wire transfers, advising caution before any signing or payment.
Me Kew cottage theme rooms with table and six fenced lots. Ginter Bros pasture at Pawnee Rock Kansas rented and ready for pasture in May. Tank water and ovophane provided.
A general contractor and builder with interior finish taint work store fronts and high plan work offers cement work and foundations. Satisfaction guaranteed. Residence on Main Street Beaver Elm St. Phone 02 A211f 88 Stnoxe Beaver Elm.
Community column recounts farm work pulling brush seeding broomport at Schaffer south of ue and plans for school opening September 2nd. Notes returns of Mr Kimble and Lon Stanley families visiting, local marriages and a funeral, crop losses, feed shortages, and new purchases by Valentine Bros.
After two years of study the firm adopts the cast agetenn brand and begins September 10, 1011. The change promises a better store and better values for customers, with improved pricing and fewer liabilities, as stated by Beavan Mane Co.
An old notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs throat and lung trouble with a money back guarantee. It also mentions local social notes including Mrs McGuire and Mrs Oneal visiting, farm stock discussions, and community rumors about upcoming events and news.
Local reports describe farm work, school activities, and social events. Families rotate teaching roles, relatives travel to Colorado and Kansas for winter plans, and a wedding serves as a social highlight while a newborn brings joy to the community.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy not a blood treatment. It claims endorsement by physicians and offers testimonials. The piece also mentions Pill use for constipation and several local notices about residents and community events in Beaver and surrounding areas.
Sunday visitors at the Johnson home included Rev and Mrs Mieox and Mr Mo Raith and Childinon. Mrs Gilandon returned from Florida. Mrs Yeomans and family visited, and Dr. Hensler's daughter Mire attended. One entry notes Elleanworth Howe with rheumatics, and Mr Scobie of Surprise is sought for a gathering this week with several attendees listed.
Public fire safety tips warn homeowners about preventing house fires. The guidance covers avoiding oily rags near stoves, keeping matches away from paper, not storing coal in barrels, not hanging clothing near open flames, cleaning chimneys yearly, and never leaving fires unattended. It stresses general vigilance and proper storage to prevent conflagrations.
Oklahoma plans the seventh annual State Fair and Exposition in Oklahoma City from September 23 to October 4 with two cent open fare for the entire period. Round trip single fare will be offered on two May dates, and the two cent open rate is expected to draw up to 500000 attendees. Excursion rates and open min price details will be announced with further timing.
A Tryton resident Mire Sarat E Duncan praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after one bottle stopped her son's severe cold cough and fully cured him. The letter notes the product was widely sold by dealers.
In Catron Kentucky, Bettie Bullock writes of long months of warranty troubles and paralysis before Cardus, the woman's tonic, helped her walk two miles and do all her work. She credits her husband for bringing the remedy and urges others to try Cardus through their local druggist.
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