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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
7
The article urges holders of Liberty Bonds to keep them, stressing they are the best and safest securities from the United States. It warns against selling at a loss, notes semiannual interest, and assures redemption at face value when matured. It notes potential market price when needed and promises future purchasing power rise with stabilization.
A Beaver County boy and his sergeant dedicate a wartime poem in praise of American bravery. The piece recalls the Hill in France and the 34th Division's clash with the Prussian Guard, highlighting the courage and stoic endurance of young soldiers who faced Kaiser foes.
Read the story of America's immortals as they appear weekly. Thousands of U S soldiers in France earned the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry under fire. Pershing's staff selected standout cases to illustrate bravery and sacrifice. the Herald will print these hero tales from official records in upcoming issues.
Two hundred busy Oklahoma City executives paused mid day to listen as Scott Ferris explained the League of Nations. He outlined 26 points of its proposed constitution but offered little direct detail on most, instead delivering a broad political speech about war pride and the president.
The Oklahoma City primary exposed how the election law can be exploited by unscrupulous operatives. Registrars and deputies allegedly hindered Republican women from registering while aiding machine candidates, with women registered up to election day. Citizens express anger over a system they accuse of humiliating voters and undermining fairness.
Governor Robertson says if he signs the bill he disapproves of it, clarifying his position on the measure granting a $2000 salary for Supreme Court judges. He was elected on a platform of convictions and protecting the people's interests.
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