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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
4
Be present ad for Maude C. Thomas publisher notes advertising rates available on application. Subscription price listed as $1.00 for four years. Contact details implied in the notice for Heavens Oklahoma area.
Dist names and officials listed include judge, treasurer, clerk, sheriff, and register of deeds. Names such as John A. Spohn, Oscar Gardner, He Fox, Seanhow Haskell are identified alongside local city and county designations. The garbled text outlines multiple district and committee roles within a regional government directory.
Request for reports from families with gardens or truck patches irrigated by windmill powered wells. Details sought include site of ground, bore wells and canning gear, windmill size, crop types and areas, cultivation methods, approximate yields and prices, preservation experiences, and reasons for successes or failures. Include photos if possible.
A rural column reports on farming activity in Beaver County with references to broomcorn prices, local sales, and residents. Debra Young and sons Irwin and Justin return from Denver to farm. Miss Phaira Hinkley visits. Rev Moore and Rev S J Purcell preach. Mixe Etta Dodson becomes Mrs Ball. several locals attend gatherings and sales. school progress noted. weather includes a brief shower period.
District reports crowded districts and light wheat yields from 2 to 8 bushels per acre. Residents welcome Mrs. Young and family back from Colorado. News of travel, broomcorn trade, and illnesses. promotional health note extols Electric Bitters as a health tonic with guaranteed satisfaction.
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