Ladies Guild Auxiliary to Mo K Choreh Meets Weekly
A weekly meeting of the Ladies Guild Auxiliary to Mo K Choreh occurs each Wednesday afternoon with regular attendance by its members.
06 Aug 1908
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
1
A weekly meeting of the Ladies Guild Auxiliary to Mo K Choreh occurs each Wednesday afternoon with regular attendance by its members.
Local entries report mixed farm activity with rain easing a drought and progress on crops. Names include Mr Batman of Texae line building a cement house, Mr Finley and Mr Foigan visiting Beaver, and district residents like Leslie Lockhart and Layton’s baby among others. A protracted meeting south of town draws attendees. creeks supply sand for construction. school meeting considers building a new schoolhouse at district 67. fresh well water found at Win Murray farm.
In a report from Beaver County and nearby, farmers note rainfall improving prospects as ten more days of drought would have damaged crops. Corn yields are mixed with late plantings possible, while hogs and cattle are mentioned. A two-year-old heifer is missing after wandering, and community events include a camp meeting, an ice cream social to fund church organs, and local visits and gatherings.
To Parents of Deaf Children All deaf children residing in Oklahoma are entitled to a free education at the new state School for the Deaf in Sulphur. For information write to ALA Stewart Supt Sulphur Oklahoma Also for sale two spans of work males none ever 7 years old no intentints Mrs C A Menon.
Festmanter Taylor of Cute is slated to argue his stance on farm life amid reports that J C Chashum will confront him. The brief notes upcoming public remarks and the local interest in the position.
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