Beaver Herald Official Co Paper Note
The Beaver Herald is published every Thursday in Beaver Oklahoma by Maude C Thomas publisher. Advertising rates are set on application. Printing and subscription cost one dollar per year.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
4
The Beaver Herald is published every Thursday in Beaver Oklahoma by Maude C Thomas publisher. Advertising rates are set on application. Printing and subscription cost one dollar per year.
Kansas City railroad official J F W Shubert plays host in Colorado Springs while noting Dry Farming Congress set for October 16 20. He cites Oklahoma development toward corn belts and a reduction in hot southerly winds as farming adapts to semi arid conditions. Denver agent George Rtd stresses education for new Dry Farming methods.
An old page discusses digestion and assimilation as keys to strength, praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for natural function support. It blends local notices about births, marriages, and everyday life with brief medical endorsements and numerous names, places, and activities from Beaver County area.
Directory lists Diet judge RH Lootbaurrow Oo Atty Jobo A Spohn Co Treasurer John Sime Clerk digo TH Wrights Jukee Gee Hi Healy Bupt Jobo KB Awan Clerk of Diet Court OV Praott Clerk of Co Court Miss Mae Maple Sheriff HD Pook Rog Deeds HOM Bulick Surveyor Oscar Gardner Com lat Dist A T Fox Ivantion Coim M Dist A A Haskell Elmwood Com 24 Dist W S Vandebueg Courli
The item reports broom corm buyers and a large broom crop in Layton with wagons moving east. It mentions J My Stafford and Jest Thompson in Bugtewood, Mr. Stibbs connecting to Higgins Texas, and a school fire planned for October Monday with Myrtle Bingham as tutor. It notes Sunday School progress, church attendance, Mr Purcull’s popularity, and a visit from Davie family near Clear Lake.
An old style advertisement urges readers who feel weak or fatigued to try Electric Bitters. It promises to restore strength, energy, and health, claiming the product prevents breakdown and builds vigor. The copy uses exaggerated testimonials and a guaranteed satisfaction claim to persuade readers.
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