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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
4
Advertising rates are announced with spot application and subscription price listed as $1.50 per year. The notice outlines renewals and pricing details for readers considering long term use.
A wartime public message urges readers to conserve resources to support soldiers abroad and bring them home safely. The verse of a soldier's prayer frames the appeal, highlighting the link between domestic conservation and victory overseas.
The column records prayers for soldiers and families amid WWI era stress. It notes accidents at a school well pump, a store fire loss with no insurance, new houses and garages under construction, Cross and relief work, and local sympathy for grieving families including a hospital operation and a child’s loss.
A collection of brief notes from Madison and surrounding areas includes visits by A W Campbell and family to Fotette Longwood and Sunset CE Wells owners of a Dodge car and E R Owen with a new Ford. Mrs B Wells and N Birdsall families attend Wells Sunday. A prairie fire alarm and Red Cross sale at Criswell ranch with eggs reaching high prices are mentioned along with rain hopes and upcoming sales.
A brief call to remember and save to ease hardship for those facing daily risks and discomforts. The message references effective aid for UF county residents and mentions Frey Ruy Wer Savings Stamps and Liberty Ponds.
Farmers in Mourne push plowing and spring planting after heavy rain. L T Dally visited Knowles. Pearl Dally returned from Knowles for the weekend. Tom Judy Jr plans to recruit for the army after visits to Burden and Enid. Robt Hinkle shoots dogs during rainy weather as he considers volunteering.
Rain refreshes Ivanhoe as diary items report residents recovering from illness a Reid family smallpox case at Follett and neighbors moving between Logan Colorado and Follett. Meetings at Mrs C H Hurl and Mrs Laon Courtney plan, Sunday school at old Ivanhoe, new pastor set to preach, and local activities including Red Cross and WCTU events.
Dr A L Dougan will lead a one day clinic at his Gate office on Saturday April 13 offering medical and surgical eye ear nose and throat services with glasses fitting available.
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