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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
4
A diverse mix of choices is promised to satisfy many tastes. Organizers emphasize variety to attract broad interest and ensure something appealing for all attendees.
The Beaver Band pledges constant music and urges boosters to support the fair. For concession rights and information write to W. T. Quinn in Beaver. Signatories include Jas H. Crabtree secretary and D. P. Miller president.
District Superintendent Dadian of the Metheodiat church describes how he slept while preaching during a late night service after traveling long distances to the West. He awoke mid peroration and asked if his discourse was complete, answering that he could not recall. The incident occurred during a pulpit sermon with ten listeners nearby.
Fragmentary OCR reports a tale of a dog exchange and a dispute between neighbors. The neighbor recalls a dog given away and an old phonograph, while another resident asserts the dog caused no fatal harm. The Philadelphia Telegraph advertises Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil for various ailments.
A damaged notice promotes a one year subscription to the Missouri and Kansas Farmer with a sensational offer of a free set of greeting cards and paid postage. The ad lists various card designs and asserts the publication’s status as a leading farm journal. It also mentions a separate local court matter in Beaver where L W Hodges settled with his ex wife Eva Hodges and they reconciled.
Notable drivers led by Louis Disbrow and Bill Endicott will headline the Oklahoma State Fair races October 3 and 4 1913. Participants include Jom Nikrent Heine Ulbricht and others with multiple world records in high powered machines like Jay Eye See and Simplex Zip.
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