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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
1
Local items chronicle residents, visits, and small events across Beaver County. Mentions of Ballard’s remedy ads, court actions, school district changes, and community happenings among residents like Hibb’s medical, Dr Mansell operations, and farm work. A mixture of notices, ads, and brief reportage.
The Beaver School primary department under Mrs. H. E. Blanchard shows improved attendance and notable progress. Pupils study with the combined reading and writing method, contests in rapid number work, and varied teaching aids. The room capacity is being expanded with a new partition and more blackboards to support growth.
Fragmented 1901 style notice mentions Bolin & Brown with Sheriff Hibbs and Joe Brysoe, a party chasing antelope and ducks, some claims of theft and near arrests, plus a debt settlement plea from Linley estate administratrix Joanie Linley before November 1 1901, and a Liver health tonic advertisement.
Fred Taintor of Knowss County comments on cattle conditions. He expects only small shipments this season and notes prices have fallen from last year's highs. Taintor says local shipments are modest while eastern markets have sent many cattle westward. He remains cautious but hopeful for favorable prices with a moderate winter.
The notice promotes Pabler s Hackeye Pile Ointment as a remedy for various pile troubles with claims of curing obstinate cases. It lists product forms like bottles and tubes and references price and availability. A second item notes the Riverside schoolhouse in Lipscomb Texas being remodeled with a new floor and mentions a local event about Teaver cuties in Lipscomb.
October night dance at Teagan Beheolhouse hosted by Kiowa Camp No. 7826. A hearty supper and music promised. Committe of Dance GW Mitche, Frank Brown, and Ed Neal urge all to attend.
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