14 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
1
Beaver Oklahoma items bring farm loans from John W. Savage, farm and ranch visits, illnesses, travel, and community notices. Names include Walter C Prazer, Clyde Gardner, Edith Miles, Frank Maple, Miss Gretchen Lawson, Chas Tracy, J. Hy Flagle, Mrs. Chas Fulton, Dr Mansell, and many others amid weather, rail, and school updates, plus barbed wire warnings and local business changes.
Civic booster urge highlights civic pride and enterprise as the town pushes new cement sidewalks. Residents urged to begin laying walks now to improve appearance and progress, while the city is urged to provide crossings to encourage property owners to follow suit.
Election Friday chose a site for the high school building with a substantial twenty four vote majority. The site offers a commanding view and the report urges quick completion and an impressive, creditable structure for the city.
B C Lewis of the North Fiat enters a large watermelon for the prize offered by Haenato. He claims to know how to grow melons well and challenges others to bring in their biggest melons to beat him.
A Tuesday evening surprise for Mrs J D Stone organized by Marthan featured many active members and enjoyable social time with refreshments. The notice also promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints in children, claiming it cures when mixed with water and sugar and stating no physician can prescribe a better remedy.
A preaching service titled The Duty of Hating Our Kin is announced for Sunday at the Methodiet Epicenpal church west. Sunday School follows at 1 pm. Ballek leads Thursday night activities with Witt J. Gnoar listed as pastor.
Jon Summers presented Henano sample from Cottonwood orchard. Saturday, Mr. Summary owns a good orchard with modest yield expected this year. Beaver County's lowland areas are not suitable for fruit.
The Beaver band organized by two men shows marked progress with their street concerts each Saturday afternoon. Locals are urged to support the band to keep the initiative from failing and to maintain community entertainment. Also notes farm visits by local residents, improvements to country homes, and a minor accident involving a child but with no serious injuries.
A steady weekend rain visited Beaver County, arriving Friday and Saturday to enrich ground. Farmers welcomed the soaking, even as broomgarn gatherers wished for dry conditions for work.
Miss Edith Clifford of North Flats died suddenly on Wednesday September 18 from convulsions. She had appeared in usual health hours before. Funeral services were held Thursday at noon and burial followed in the North Plat cemetery. The community extends condolences to the sorrowing relatives.
Haskell Groendyke and Miss Stella Grogadyke of Eluwood were married Thursday. The groom, son of County Commissioner Ad Al Hawkell, grew up near Klimwood and is regarded as a worthy young man. The bride, Beaver county schoolteacher, is described as highly qualified and refined. They joined their hands in a simple ceremony with best wishes for a happy, prosperous life.
Hill-Smith and J Hill along with Mine Kivingy Saith of Bophia were joined in marriage by Justice TD Moose on Tuesday in September. The judge pronounced the vows as the ceremony proceeded amid unclear details and moments of hesitation in the transcript.
Tooley Pierce of Hibie, son of Rupe and Alise Mingouti, was joined Thursday in a simple ceremony. The event, described by local sources as a quiet union, reflects a small community celebration with family present.
The Christian Church invites all to worship this Sunday at the hretign church with morning and evening services. Pastors Naw A and Yad will lead, with a hearty invitation extended to the community to attend and join in praise.
The Beaver school began Monday morning, fully organized and actively in session. The staff comprises new teachers for the year, though experienced educators, including IL Bunyard, FC Haworth, Mrs Circle, and Mins Record, with strong prospects for a profitable term and an appeal for all eligible pupils to enroll.
Mie Grace Browne of Hatten wed Arthur Shillingburg in a small Methodist ceremony led by W. J. Groat. Only relatives attended as TB Shillingburg cared for the bridegroom’s mother, and Elin Loobelle Groat played the bridal march. The couple will reside with the bridegroom’s father until relocation after deacon entures from Bear.
A reader from Freeville New York lauds Jen's Arnica Salve for healing burns and leaving only a small scar. The note describes the product as effective for years and praises its soothing properties and quick relief.
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