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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
6
Five mares and two horses listed with traits and weights: Gray Horse smooth mouth weight 900. Black Mare age unknown weight 1250. Brown Mares two, age 8 weights 1100. Bay Mare smooth mouth weight 1000. Gray Mare smooth mowth weight 900.
A sale listing offers a wagon, farm truck wagon, 16 inch 14-disc harrow, mowing machine, 5 foot Lister, hay rake, sulky plow, walking plow with 12 inch teeth, cultivator with 13 teeth, garden harrow, 6 shovel cultivator, smoothing harrow, bowsher sweep, and feed grinder.
A fragmentary quote attributes views to Uncle Eben about teachers and the value of youth education. The text reads as a dialectal reminiscence noting how people might react to changes in schooling and honored years.
The Falun mine in Falun Sweden once led copper supply and produced the world’s oldest wine metaphorically. Today it rapidly slows copper output while deep shafts yield sulphur pyrites for chemical uses. The aging pit uses antiquated pumping gear as Headen copper and pyrites emerge contributing to Sweden’s gold crown and scepter heritage.
The article notes rapid expansion of cottonseed oil manufacture from four mills in 1867 to 618 by 1902 and a by 1920 value of its by products at 126 million dollars. It highlights diverse uses from butter substitutes and lubricants to medicine and soap stock, stressing wide industry demand.
A brief political notice urges votes for JOHN BATEMAN in the Naira District Commissioner race. The fragment references support from a group labeled Repatils and appears to be an OCR damaged entry.
A fragmented item references a Wil low branch and robin imagery, hinting at a seasonal change from November to December. The garbled text mentions heat, fires, and a deforming process tied to a location called the Coll and to individuals named Koons, with no clear events or outcomes.
A stormy wet day features in local notes as residents attend school events, repair machinery, and plan meetings. Families, farmers, and teachers reported illness improvements, exams, and social visits while a sudden death of Mr. Thompson is noted with sympathy extended.
A fragment notes the extraordinary durability of Beypilan mummy cloths, crediting fibers from an African locust tree as key. The text mentions a vegetable blow and a festival or place Florybad, but details are unclear.
Mr Eustace Miles urges focus on work rather than worry and laments that concentration on worries prevents success. The remark appears in a December issue referencing an address at Pall Mall and Globe.
A revival at the church in Lorena continues with many residents attending Sunday and Monday events. Attendance included 106 in Sunday School and a meal followed the frost call program. Guests and locals named include Warlick, Lotts, Wheeler, Brown, Ensminger, and Stott family members with visits from Hill and Beauchamp.
April 17 reports move of Ernie Grinewetl and family to the J Wendricks place in Speerman Texas. Neighbors welcome new families and townsfolk visit. Shifts in travel, business trips to Beaver Phares Inder Follett and Overstreet. cattle shipments and hog buying noted amid school doubts and smallpox teacher absence.
Jackie McCartney and wife return from Europe to join district 98 residents as many extend greetings. W A George and family visit Frank Neil family while Mrs Williams meets J Pierce and John Claybrooks relatives. Various local residents travel to Kansas Perryton and Fulton for visits and exams.
The two Nemiepheres show distinct berges with Arctic forms having irregular shapes lofty pinnacles and glittering tones while the Antarctic one appears flat topped and solid in appearance.
The note traces the word camp derived from an East Indian term used historically for a spiced mushroom dish and later broadened to sauces made from mashed tomatoes nuts and other ingredients. It highlights shifting usage from a specific dish to general sauce preparations.
The text contrasts modern wind with held oriental attitudes toward Judean qualities, praising aesthetics. It notes parallels with the worship of the goddess of Grace, and observes that despite lack of power or respect, these views produced excellent material for poetry.
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