The Beaver Herald (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 10, Ed. 1, Thursday, August 13, 1914 Page: 4 of 4
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THE BEAVER HERALD HEAVER OKLAHOMA'
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Official County
PRECINCTS
County Judge
Goo. II. Henry
John A. Bpohn
H.I). Meeso
County Attorney
O. 1 Twyfonl
ChtmlrT. Smith
County Treasurer
F If Drum
1. I' Fryslnger
County Afcopcor
Geo. 11 Wright
M.S. Ilciislur
It. A. Harrington ...
County Surveyor
Oscnr Gardner
Lynn Mooro
Torry Kilo
County Clork
II. M.lJulIek
Oru Mays
Court Clerk
0. 0. De-Draw .
Day llumlston
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I.N I'hclns
Johnnie M. J.ones ....
Sunt Public Insluctlou
O T. Ayres
M Clyde. Green
Lena Wright
Ransom W. Llttlu
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Commissioners 1st. Dist
It. Hagnii
Win.Fnulk
.1 II.Grlswell
J.N.Oneal
Sesond Dlftrlcl
A. A. Haskell
II 0. Grny
J N. Rabbins
W A. Simmons
W. O. Rutledgo
Third Dlstrlct-
G. V. AVellmnn
T. P. McLnln
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Twin Mounds. I
Tho agony Is over no far as the pri-
maries go. We are inoro than over
anxious to get this weeks HxnAi.D to
see how things went outside of our
own preelnet. The rain Tuesday night
kept siime of the election board up till
the 't'wee small hours" Wednesday
morning
The Ladies' Aid held an all-day ses-
sion with Mrs. Klepper. at her home
Thursday and got nicely started ou a
quilt they are to quilt for Mrs. Ilaum-
gartner. Jewell and Albert Nod are visiting
friends and relatives at their former
home in Kills county.
Mwssrs. Glrton Howo Jones and
Klepper with their helpers also Ilnum-
gartners and Lee's havo been pulling
broom corn this week.
A threshing crew will be at Harry
Jones' tomorrow.
Messrs. Jones and Yeomans drove
down to Logan today.
Broom corn pullers and "Laldics
Aiders" enjoyed a feast of melons nt
Mr. Klepper's Thursday also roasting
ears from Mr. Gunun's field.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glandon.
Mr. Jenks has been quite siek from
being over-heated while helping a
neighbor thresh last Saturday.
Mrs. Johnson went to Surprise Fri-
day. Crops never looked better in this
part of the county than right now. Its
a real pleasure to drive across the
country and look at growing crops of
broom corn malm Kafllr and foterlta
just heading out. Kvory day ohould
bo thanksgiving this year.
Some fine cucumbers and n canta-
loupe reached this ottlce recently a
gift from Mrs. Marlon Smith. We
have had an eye on that truck patch
all summer. Thanks very much 1
Mesdames Jones and Gumm have
beuu dividing cucumbers nith their
less fortunate neighbors.
Dr. IJuckmaster was called last week
to see Mrs. Thompson who had an at-
tack of neuralgia of the stomach. She
Is much better at present.
There was a social gathering of
young people at the L. I. Girton honu
Wednesday night.
Fastor Overton is attending District
Camp-meeting at Liberal Kansas.
Miss Stella Kerns of Sunset visited
Mrs. Lilly Henjon at he home Satur-
day night and Sunday
Tracy's Clearance Sale
Will Commence Saturday
August 22 1914
Interesting Announcement and Prices
Next Week.
Returns of the Primary
August 4th 1914
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Logan.
Tho rains tho past two weeks have
made a wonderful change In the pros-
pects for a grain crop which now lookt
like it would be the greatest ever
grown in this section.
13 room corn harvest is getting v ell
under way hands are pretty scarce
but tho growers In this neighborhood
aro clubbing together and going from
field to Held taking tho ripest first and
cleaning It up as they go hoping to
avoid paying out any money. If attbu
end of the seasonany ono has anything
coming he is to receive $1.60 per day.
Clyde Hughs returned Saturday.
Ho has been gone for about two years
Most of the time he has been at Deca-
tur Illinois but comrs now from tho
Kansas harvest llelds.
Mrs. Fred Croxton Is visiting her
sister Mrs. Frank Koblsou. Shu ex-
pects to return to Laverno in a day or
two.
M F. Hastings of Canadian Texan
is in tho neighborhood for a few days
on business and renewing old acquain-
tances Tom Smith's wife and daughters
camo out from Shattuck Tuesday with
Tom for a short visit on tho ranch bo-
fore sohool begins.
Whoat Is not yioldlng as well as somu
expected some llelds iro havo hcurd of
going as low as llvo bushels por acre
O II Baldwin had the misfortune
to lose his barn and corn crib from
lightning a shurt time ago. Mr. llald-
w in has Just returned from a trip to
Higgins with lumber to rebuild.
The new building for tho Logan post-
office is almost completed but we un
derstand that Mansfield la sick with
typhoid fever and will not be able to
tako chargo tho 10th as cxpecttd.
T. J. Hughes is hero from Missouri
on business in regard to his land.
South Eliuvtood
Another fine rain Sunday evening.
There Is danger of all thu llttlu heads
of maie and katllr being spoiled by be-
ing made largo ones.
Mrs. Mollle Sellers and two small
children of Great Ilend Kansas is vis-
iting at the homo of her father Henry
Kile.
Mrs TlorencB Bennington was on
tho sick last week but is better.
Asa Kilo and family took In tho For-
flan sights lust neek.
Mrs. Ulrtllng was able to so around
the mull route again last week after
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'i!s recent Illness.
About fifty-five people gathered at
Orandpa Kile's last Sunday for dinner
ind to meet Mrs. Sellers. There were
four great-grand childron twenty-nine
grand-children and eight children in
tho crowd.
Ilroom corn pulling is the order of
tho day.
Alvln Berkshire has been working
for Porly Johnson for a couple of
weeks.
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JULY PLOWING BRINGS BEST WHEAT.
A five-year test in cnrly. medium
and lato plowing for wheat was made
nt the Oklahoma Agricultural nnd Mi
chanlcal College with tho result that
July plowing was found to bo much
more t-ntisftictorj than August or
September plowing
The following comment on tho re-
sults of tho early preparation of seed-
bed is from the introductory Para-
Graphs of "Seeding Wheat In Oklaho-
ma " a bulletin recently written at
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College by A. II. Wright of the
Department of Agronomy:
"July plowing gave nn average yield
of 27.1 bushels per acre; August plow-
ing yielded an average of 212 bushels
per acre The middle of Septomber
pinning resulted in an average of 22
bushels per acre.
"A Held which Is contluously devot-
ed to wheat should be stirred hs quiet-
ly as possible after the crop
has been harvested. It is not always
pjssible to plow or otherwise stir wheat
stubble land early for tho soil is so
hard that little progress can be made.
In such cases the only nltornatlvo is to
double dio and nwalt tho necessary
rainfall to finish tho preparation of the
seedbed Tim early discing will groat-
ly assist in the later preparation The
advantage of preparing stubble laud
enrly Is due nlmost entirely to the sav-
ing of moisture. Prepared soil is a
condition to reccivo and use to the
host advantage whatever precipitation
may occur before tho seeding is done.
In tlioHo seasoiiB when considerable
rain fulls during August and after the
soil Is prepared crabgross and other
grisscs and weeds will i-pring up in
abundance. Such growth must be
kept In check by discing If this is
not done in time early plowing will
be of little or no value
"If wheat is to follow corn orcotton
or any other Intertilled crop such as
katllr corn and row peas the time of
preparing tho soil wll depend upon
the time when tho preceding crop ran
bilmrvestid. The soil in tujh eases
should be prepared just as soon as pos-
sible without iutorfurlug with tho pre-
ceding crop. Whero the intertlllf d
crop Is lite tho wheat may lie drilled
between tho rows with n one hows
drill. If the area is to bo stirred list-
ed orotherwlsedcaltwlthbcforo being
seeded uch operations should bo per-
formed not later than the lirst of Sep-
tember. Discing may be dono immed-
iately before thu seeding."
W. F. Carson writes (nsuranco In a
company that paid 100 cents on each
dollar loss In tho San Francisco lire.
Only FOUR other companies in tho
United States did this. Seo Carson
for GOOD INSURANCE 8-0 tt
For Sale.
A Big Bulck Automobile Modol 17
10-Horeo Power 7-Pnssenger finely
upholstered in good ordor will go
anywhere. If you want one of tho
best autos In Beaver county at a rea-
sonable price write or sco
Jno. It. Tiiomar P. M.
Heaver. Okla
Sugar cured Hams and Bacon from
18a toii&o per pound at the Meat Mar-
ket. W. F Carson Is the only agent In
Beaver that represents the big strong
companies. See him for that Insur
anew polloy. 8-0 tf
Registered Morgans For Sale
A fl tin Registered 1200 pounds f
year-old Morgan inaro with n full-
blooded Morgan mnro colt by her side.
Also n 2-year-old Registered Morgan
stallion and a 5-year-old gelding of the
samo Btock.
Dn. L. S. Munsbi.i.
7-23 tl Beaver Okla.
Dr H. II WYNNK Oklahoma City.
Kye Kar Noto and Throat Glasses
fitted. At Forgan Monday September
7th. Inquire of Drr Knlleld or Dr.
Buckmaster or Elliott Drug Store.
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Seed Rye lor Sale.
I havo for sale 200 bushels of seed
rye. First come lirst served
W. L. Garrett
7-30 8-20 11 Klmwood Okl.i.
Get j our vegetables and fresh fruit
at the Meat Market.
When you think of screen doors get
them of Paul W. Light fc Co. Beaver
Oklahoma. 4-2 tf
Unlimited Supply of MONEY for
FARM LOANrt on OKLAHOMA LAND.
Write C L GINZliL Ashland. Kan-
bus. 7-10 tf
FARM LOANS.
Money to loan on Bcavor Harper and
Kills counties Oklahuma farms. Low
rates and a draft for your money when
papers nro recorded. Can approve
loans draw papurs and pay out from
this olllco.
II. S. JUDY Western manager John
II. Shup fc Co. Headquarters
WOODWARD. OKLAHOMA.
For Trade.
To all parties who have land in or
uear Beaver or its vicinity and wish to
trade oil their holdings for real estate
in Indiana will say that I have several
pieces of property belonging to differ-
ent parties in different parts ot the
state of Indiana that the ownersdesire
to trade off for Oklahoma Ian' and to
go there for their health. Therefore
If jou be interested in this advertise-
ment write me full particulars of what
you have to trado and what you want
in exchange for same nnd I will sec to
it that you get n good trade.
Wm. Winston 40!) Odd Fullows' Build-
ing Indianapolis Indiana. 4-0 tl
Summer Constipation Dan-
gerous. Constipation in Summer-time is more
dangerous than in tho fall winter or
spring. Tho food you cat is often con-
taminated and is more likely to fer-
ment in jour stomach. Then you nre
apt to drink much cold water during
the hot weather thus Injuring your
stomach. Colic Fever Ptomaine Pols-
oningand other ills aro natural results.
Po-Do-Lax will keap you well as It in-
creases tho bile tho natural laxative
which rids the bowels of tho congested
poisonous waste Po-Do-Lax will make
you feel better. Pleasant and effective
Take n dose to-night. 50c. at your
Druggist.
Summons by Publication.
State of Oklahoma
Uem tr Count;
In ilia District Court ot Heater County State
oj Oklahoma.
John F. Curly. IMaln'irr.
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Once Bell. Mary V. Uiulel Martlii II.
Wetheriiigtnu Jacob flrlfflth Charles II
drlmili I.onfa Fiolo Rials M. Heath Ronald
flrllllth James 1 IrImr I'rote ami Jninei
1 Irving (lllnrdliiii nf Miller I). Strnlt.Jainc
O. MincThema N. lrlnr anil (IrllBitli Irr
lug minora ncfrnJantn.
Tho8tato of Oklahoma to the aboro named
IVtendantu (Irfotloe:
You and each of jou nro horehy notMVil that
the ilaintllT.John P Corhj did on the 13th
da) ofAneu.t. V.D. 1911 Die lit tllloa In
tho Mslrlct Com t of UxtTer Count) Olilulio
nm.njdlnstjou.nnd )oii are herehy notified
that) on niGtanunr or otherwise plmd to the
petition of tho laid plaintiff on or lieforo the
2lrd da; of bepteinher A I toil or tho'potl-
tionof the plalntlll will be talten as truh and
a Judgment u 111 ba ordered partllionlnK the
North West Quarter of Section Twenty One
(!l) in Tonnihlp Ono (I) North of lljntn
One iSI) K C. St.. In Heater County. Oklaho-
ma. Iskai.1 O r. rntTFTT
Clerk of the District Cotiit.
Dickson a Dirtinos-
R-IS 8-27 Sw Attornou for Plaintiff
"For many years 1 was troubled fu
cplto of nil eocalled remedies Iuscd.
At last I found quick relief und euro
in those mild yot thorough and
really wonderful
DR. KING'S
NewLifePH!
AdolDh Schincsfk. I!u(Taln. V.V.
"SCENTS PERnOnLFATLLDRUncitT
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LUMBER
Biilding Material
CEMENT
POSTS and GLASS
Good Old Colorado Coal
You can find just what you
want at our yard and our prices
are right too. Come in and
see us
Yours for Business
PAUL W. LIGHT & CO.
B13AVI3R OKLA.
E. D. HUMPHREY Local Manager
CITY MEAT MARKET
W. C. Stranathnrii Prop
MEAT of All Kinds
Fresh Vegetables Every Week
Will Buy Your Fat Cattle anil Hogs. Also pay Cash for Hides
In the Market for Stock Calves
BEAVER OKLAHOMA
fXTWBrricaptfrr.wij
Jim.
They buy it fcr what it docs.
Tliat's why the Ford is servant
of more than 530000. It holds
the world's record for all 'round
dependability. And it's t h e
lightest the strongest the most
economical car on the market-
And don't forget the service.
Flvo hundred dollars U tho prico of the Tord Ittmalioiit;
tho tourliiircarii H Hlt; the town car Suten Fifty
f. 11. ti. Detroit roinplele with Fuiiipuicnt. (let catnloit
and particulars fmm l.ONU & MttbO.V Hearer Okla.
HUSBAND R
DESFAS
After Four Years of Discouraging
Conditions Mrs. Bullock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.
Catron Ky.In an Interesting Idler
from this place Airs. Bctlic Bullock
writes as follows: "I suffered for four
years with womanly troubles and during
this lime I could only git up for a lilllc
while and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times I would have severe pains
in my left side.
The doclor was called in and his treat-
ment relieved me for a while but I was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that nothing seemed to do mc any good.
Money to Loan.
MR. FARMER: Before you sign up
nnybody's loan rmpors save money
by getting all the Information
posslbt. Tell mo how much money
you want number of land and I will
give you somo facts about rates and
terms of loans. Wu t G. Fields
-10 tf Bcaer. Okla.
ESCUED
RING WIFE
I had gotten so weak I could not stand
and I gave up In despair.
At last my husband got mc a bottle 0!
Cardui the woman's tonic and I com-
menced taking it. From the very first
dose I could fell it was helping me. I
can now walk two miles without its
iiring me and am doing all my work."
If you are all run down from womanly
troubles don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui the woman's tonic. It has helped
more than a million women In its 50
years of continuous success and should
surely help you too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He will recom
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Ah sorv Dcrt.. Chittanoo. Tenn.. for SpeSat
hulTUCliont on your case anj 54.p1Ee book. 'jfeSj
Tretnm for Woaa." teat In Ula usnl. jSJ
Whenever Vou Need a General Tonic
Tuko drove's
T.he01 sfa1lal Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable us a
General Ionic because It contains the
well known tonic propertlesof QTJININU
and IRON. It acts on the Liver Drives
out Malaria Knriches the Blood nnd
Builds up tho Whole System. 50 cents.
Get Tour screen doors of Taul W.
Light & Co. Beaver Okla. 4.2 tf
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