Fragmented local note from a beer gathering event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a pewter item and beer related terms. lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. Unable to determine full details from the scarce readable fragments.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a pewter item and beer related terms. lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. Unable to determine full details from the scarce readable fragments.
Republican slate lists Frank Sichols of Porsan for Commissioner Jet District E Rt Lake Logan for Commissioner Tet District Meldenhall of Gate for County Superintendent A P Owen of Lovana Por County Sa Intendent W L Henson of Lakemp For Democratic Court Clerk Jessie Keith of Beaver For Comproner 2nd District Wm Moreland of Logan
MOCANE Rev Wells of Knowles organized a Red Cross auxiliary with officers including Mrs. Or Captain Mrs. Daily Chairman Mrs. Kirkhart Secretary Mrs. Judy Supervisor and Mrs. Givens Chairman of Supplies May Eubanks solicitor Three new members May Eubank Mrs. Daily and Ivy Meadows joined as Red Cross members as many locals joined during Christmas efforts.
Mrs Ed Kepple has been bedfast with paralysis at her Ivanhoe area home for eight weeks with improving condition. Her daughter Beary Cox from Kansas has stayed to help care. A small Red Cross attendance noted at the quarters. Mrs Will Erte returned home after several weeks with her mother.
Brenton notes clear warm day with several local animal incidents including a team runaway near Conquest injuring a mule and a wagon break causing a youth to be jolted. A nine year old was only slightly hurt after a horse kick near Burkhart's. Liberty Bond sale at Clear Lake drew $6,000 in subscriptions. locals praise volunteers and urge eligible Americans to buy bonds.
Rainy day sale at Fairview Madison branch drew donations from fancy work to pigs and canned fruit. Proceeds about 322 dollars 30 cents. Auctioneers were A V Fuller and G H Sperry with Robert Newberry as clerk. Local farmers and residents helped support soldier boys while others moved on local property rentals and rural chores.
Community items from North Fork report Mrs. Lloyd Ginsman visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Black a snow day on April Fools. Herman Bachman buys the old Bishop place and fences it Arthur Williams moves a building on his Texas farm with Henry Brady assisting Caleb Tolles little girl recovers from illness Ira Fleck’s mule injury Logan cemetery cleanup held on the 20th Hugh McKorkle and Miss Leone Allen visit Frank Petersons cement milk house finished Eph Henson completes four new buildings Annie Meyers farm plans for summer Country Lady urges Third Liberty Loan bonds as a practical way to aid Uncle Sam and notes bonds as national insurance.
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