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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
7
Local notices and brief reports from Beaver and surrounding towns. Residents including Turpin, Cafky, and Gregg visit or trade. county officials, teachers, and farmers described in short items. Mild updates on harvest, real estate, and community events across the week.
A colorful local column rants about a gossiping figure known as Spoiler Stu who spreads rumors to stir strife. It criticizes biased tongues and laments the harm caused by careless talk in the community. The piece lingers on social friction and public appetite for scandal.
In Booker Texas. 103 attendees arrive an hour early for Bible School at 9. The OPEN service at 10 features Bro Holmes from State Missionary Society. A basket dinner follows in the new church basement then an open air street service. Notable items include Miss Hattie Quinn’s departure to Canon City and July additions to the Women’s Bible Class.
A fragment notes plans to migrate to North America and feed on a buvh tect on that continent permanently.
District 44 reports a weekend of visits and events. Miss Nolen Doe celebrated with a surprise party at the W. E. Nei hart home. Hugh Pitzer and family traveled to Follett for chautauqua. Prudence Dye visits Beaver for a few days. George Sink and family with C. L. Fowler and Miss L. Pitner attended Sunday School. The Dyes attended summer school in Goodwell. Mrs. Clara Huddleston improves after a lengthy illness, her mother Mrs. Dodson staying with her until she recovers.
Mahala Barnes of Sivanna Missouri recalls using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure dysentery in nine years ago and again in a later attack. She says it works quickly and plans to continue recommending it to others as a reliable bowel remedy.
Rysell Thompson of Sarasota a dealer in fishing tackle submits a tale with affidavit about a rabbit fighting a dog in an alley. The dog Robe pursued the rabbit for twenty minutes in back yards before the rabbit bit Dr Jack Hatton on the bow under the neck and kicked Major several times ending the morning’s exercise.
A fragmentary travelogue notes a historian's tale about the Arts a nomadic people of ancient Europe. It claims their origin and sudden extinction near Gaul and the Rhine during the Teutonic dark age and mentions supposed elephant meat found in antiquity.
A fragment urges citizens to promote local business and welcome visitors, support public institutions, and help public officers serve the town’s needs. It cautions against slandering trusted locals and warns against self-serving advertising that only benefits the editor.
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