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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
3
A local notice warns farmers to gather full loan information before signing. It advises specifying loan amount and land needs, and mentions rates and terms. Also listed are rental and pasture notices for properties in Elmwood and nearby areas with monthly rates and contact hints.
General contractor and builder skilled in interior finish stair work store fronts and cement work with many years of experience. Satisfaction guaranteed references on request. Shop on Main Street residence on Main Street Stroxe Be if Okla.
Sunday activities near Ivanhoe and Riverside include visits by Mrs. Ed Lai and family, and Mr. How with his son Arthur. Hogs were hauled to Knowles, a sale at Mr. Hacken’s drew attendees, and a wedding dance occurred after a team ran away. Protracted meeting at Blue Hibbon yielded courtship ending in marriage between Mr. Salley and Miss Lovelin Miller.
The report notes cooler weather near frost with a remark on widespread field work from plowing to drilling wheat and cutting food. It mentions misadventures and social mentions including Misa Louise Gadway visiting to care for her sister, and various locals in Laverne Speermore Gouinville Kiowa Torlio. Crime hunger ties appear in a moral line at the end.
An 19th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment. It claims the medicine cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous membranes and asserts it is not quack medicine. The ad touts testimonials and lists Conveys Co. as the maker with delivery details.
The district expects a weather shift with moisture and winds from the north. Mathews resumes teaching the sixth grade with 22 pupils enrolled and strong interest in the new term starting in one week. The Young Folks’ gathering had rain but drew a fine turnout, plus social parties and farewell events at several homes.
An ad style notice promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a gentle effective laxative for women. It claims relief without pain and urges readers to buy a box, naming a few endorsers and local references. The rest records weather notes illnesses visits and a birth in the community.
The notice announces a sheriff sale following a foreclosure action against defendants Santis and Robert L. Smith. It states the sale will occur at Liberty Ford Bank Quarter in Boston on a specified date, with terms including forebearance and court orders. The event is led by Sheriff Jomesie M. Dows and official agents.
A formal court notice describes a case in Tenvor county Oklahoma where Ja F. Woods appears as plaintiff and Kel lar and Marin J. Kellar as defendants. The document references a threatened seizure of property and a motion in the district court with dates in October and November. Sheriff and local officers are named as part of the process.
A court in Heneer County Oklahoma orders the sale of properties in the North East Quarter of Section 1, Township 3 North Range 22 West, to satisfy a debt of 13970.00 plus interest and costs. The sale will occur on the first day of October at 2 pm at the courthouse steps in Heaven City, with the proceeds to satisfy the plaintiff’s claim against the named defendants.
After two years of deliberation the Braven Meno Company will adopt a cash system beginning September 1. The change promises a better store and lower liabilities for all customers. Please take note of this adjustment.
Advertisement for Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healing, claiming relief for pains and sores. Promotes a single remedy priced at 30 cents with a 4d option, asserting superiority over cures though text is promotional and dated.
A vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for weak kidneys liver and indigestion. It claims women praise the tonic and cites testimonials from Jona Dowling of San Francisco and mentions prices of 50c and 1.90 at Fred C Tracy's.
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