29 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
1
Local column notes loan offers from Frazer's and the County Clerk's office. Beav er area residents report illnesses including typhoid fever Bertha Turner moves rooms at the White House. Ma ny short items cover visitors, millinery openings, street work progress, and local sales in a brisk community roundup.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century issue discusses Hold Your Broomcorn headlines, the banker’s role in price setting, and suggestions to build factories where raw material is grown. It mentions broomcorn growers, the American Tobacco Co, and farmer concerns about fair prices contrasted with bankers’ leverage. References to Foley’s remedies and a nurse arriving in Seattle hint at health notices and local ads.
The docket shows October 1910 sessions with cases from State of Oklahoma v Jacob L Taylor and J W Culwell, plus other listings against individuals and firms. Bertha Turner, Clerk, notes standard notices. The page includes an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure and testimonials for physicians, common in court-printed pages of the era.
Local notes praise Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best known medicine for bowel complaints. The item is asserted useful for diarrhoea dysentery and general looseness in both children and adults and is sold by PF Tracy and J W Moore in North Platte. A separate line notes Heaver County women claim an equality milestone and endorses the upcoming November 6th vote.
Beaver School notes show motto Up Right and small enrollment with Bright Maddox Willis Baker and Melbern Baker. Minutes report two sanitary water tanks, $1200 for supplementary reading, new Ancient History texts, no school Friday October 7 to allow pair attendance, signed by Principal L B Tooren.
A local plea offers a liberal reward to anyone who can press Beaver residents to back a town wide cleanup for better sanitary conditions as a safeguard against contagion. The message warns of past fire risks and urges action before an epidemic forces change.
A local roundup reports changes and travels: families note broomcorn shipments to Liberal at 95 per ton, visits to Gage and Liberal, and circus attendance. Elmwood youths and Mrs Rizley at Overton home, and Miss Hibbs visiting relatives. Blue Mound school opens with Swaim and Munger. early week enrollment and repairs highlighted. appeals for school maps, a compound, a larger library, and patron support.
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