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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
5
Albumorque New Mexico Sept 8 reports return from all counties show 4 Republicans likely elected to the constitutional convention meeting in Santa Fe to write New Mexico's constitution. Twenty seven Democrats probable.
When Merit Wins and medicine cures disease Foley's Kidney Pills tone up the system. They help backache headaches nervousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness caused by kidney or bladder disorders. For sale at F.C. Tracy's.
A Missouri broomcorn farmer warns Kentucky readers against surrendering to the Broom corn Buyers and Manufacturers Association. He cites crop shortages from drought, regional yields, and high wages to urge delaying sales to avoid mortgage pressure and protect families.
A Kirkland man writes that Electric Bitters prevented breakdown during severe strain and kept him from failing. The ad promotes the tonic as matchless, offering satisfaction guaranteed and pricing at 60 cents plus at F.C. Tracy's store.
Anson D Green owner conducts a Thursday September 29 public sale at a country location described as 4 miles north and 7 west of Beaver, near Floris and Hibba. Auction includes 15 horses, 6 cows, 7 yearlings, 10 steer calves, 4 mules, farm implements, organ, furniture, and stock. Terms: cash under $10, six percent on larger sums with installments possible on approved security. Lunch provided.
A historic advertisement lists a Bach shorthand specialist Miss Margaret Bolow in charge, promoting Gregg or Pitman shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, and civil service training. It claims quick course completion, housing aid, guaranteed paying positions, and a focus on commercial and arithmetic skills. Also includes unrelated U.S. Land Office notices from Woodward Oklahoma dated September 1910.
C. W. Hoskins, register, notes the watchmaker and jeweler Charley Beebe of a local residence on the northwest corner of town has opened a new business at the Raterts Plage. The notice references official agents and a general tithing area as part of the opening.
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