28 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
1
Beaver residents hear of new loans and sales in the county, with entrepreneurs like J W Savage and Fd Birdaall advertising services. Notes on visits, weathered injuries, and minor accidents accompany updates from North Flats Gate Logan and Ely rural routes.
A. W. Li Mason sold his 1910 crop of six hundred bales to Darlind & Groves in Beav er County for about 150 dollars per ton. The deal is described as the biggest broomery sale ever in the Panhandle, showing Beaver County’s capability for major transactions.
Be brief fielding notes: Dr Thos L Higginbotham, M D, Eye Ear Nose and Throat practice in Miller Building Liberal Kansas. Quick Money Busy Terms. Farm loans offered through John W Savage near the bridge. Drake of Elmwood visits Piedmont relatives and returns to Beaver County home Friday. Lost white bonnet with blue lining near Beaver Friday. Finder return to office or Muna. W R Howann Floria Oklahoma. For bowel complaints in children use Chamberlains Colic Cholera Morbus Remedy. Readily available from dealers.
The committee advances plans as the Agricultural hall nears completion this week and stock pens rise. Exhibits are invited with admission to a full event in Benever from October 4 to 34, featuring contests and attractions for farmers and visitors alike.
Fancy Kaarkohl Seed Wheat Furnished an application by THE ENGLEWOOD INDUSTRIAL WHEAT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION at Englewood Kansas for cash terms or a crop sharing arrangement.
Rev Mr Van Trees begins his third year as pastor at Sunset cli eut Free Methodist Church Bea ver county One appointment is on North Fi shas Eyer of Clear Lake sold a large load of watermelons in Beaver Friday They were massive from Hacor and size Miss Edna Rader Maude Hye ster trained nurses at St Francis hospital Oklahoma City visited home Weatherford Milling Co Englewood Kansas offering big price per bushel for fall delivery contracts taken before November 20 supporting lumber trades and carpenters seek workers in Blue Beaver Ohio
The Stork brings news of Beaver County growth with weekly arrivals. A boy to Karl Shore of Kokomo on Sunday September Mth, a boy to Jesse Brown of Sle Mile on Friday September 22, and a girl to Wallace Quinn of Beaver on Saturday September ad, plus a girl to Marion Wilson of The Henane. The column seeks more news from neighborhoods and volunteers to report items for full county coverage.
In the tropics Cedron seed is gathered as a rare medicine with curative powers. Few drug stores stock the seed due to its high cost. The United States is a large consumer, as the seed appears in the world selling Poruna catarrh remedy.
Beaver residents organize a new Ladies Band led by Mrs Pearl Moyers with rehearsals set after Uieweek. The ensemble includes clarinetists Allen Viela Trem and Bertha Tanner and several cornet and tenor players. The project aims to boost Beaver spirits alongside the existing Gentlemen's Band.
In a district court session last week Mrs. Winona Jones sued William Jones for divorce alleging broadcasted false claims about her and daughter. The court granted the divorce, awarded the land title in fee simple to Jones, and ordered Janet to pay $70 toward her attorneys fees. Another case, Cora Hale versus Clem Hubbard, sought half of a $12,000 farm and alimony, but the court awarded $50 toward expenses and $20 monthly until further orders. Attorneys Hoover Swindall Culwell for Hubbard and Dickson Rosh Dickson for Hubbard represented the parties.
Deel, Te Leng, County Attorney Spohn, John W. Savage and County Superintendent Swalm traveled to Hiuleh leov Kanians this week to attend the State fair and hear President Taft speak there on the 26th.
Maude Overton and Pearl Lockhart of Elmwood wed at the M E church in Benver on September 2. Wid Groat officiated uniting the couple in marriage. The bride is daughter of W. A. Overton a prosperous Clear Creek resident. The ceremony pledged a life of faithfulness as they establish a home on Clear Creek. Well wishers extend prayers for a long, happy married life.
The three month old infant son of Maymie Brown of Six Mile died at the home of Mr and Mrs Norb Rob bing after a brief illness described as summer complaint. Funeral services were held at the cemetery Tuesday at hour unknown.
Herein announces an annual premium of a year's newspaper subscription for the biggest watermelon brought to the office this season. The second largest melon earns a six month subscription. To win the Hewat Free a year, bring in your big melon.
The Velouds relocated their worship plan and Sunday Kebool to the North Flatt Prey Methodist church from a hillside schoolhouse miles east after completing a series of cheotlogs last week.
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