13 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
1
Beaverdam residents travel to Guymon and nearby towns for business visits. Local figures like Dr. Beeler and Fr. Mayworth are noted, with moves to Beaver and surrounding communities discussed. War news from Europe dominates the page, including parliamentary war credits, mobilizations, and rail strike developments, alongside local social events and community updates.
Gertrude Whitaker and Ellis Overton tied the knot at the bride’s parents’ home with immediate family present. The couple departed for a New Mexico honeymoon following the ceremony conducted by Pastor Overton of the Capital View church. Beaver County friends send best wishes.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the president died at the White House Thursday August 11 at 6 30 p m after months with Brights disease The president and their three daughters Dr Cary Grayson and a purse were with her Her brother Professor Axon of Princeton rushed from Oregon The White House flag was at half mast and the funeral service was planned for 2 o'clock in the East Room Burial set for Tuesday in Myrtle Hill Georgia
A noisy exhortation argues opportunity exists in Providence and urges citizens to seize it. It contrasts exporting goods with importing debt, notes local wealthier areas leverage production, and questions advertising scams while lamenting low editor returns from obituaries and ads.
Insure grain crops against loss by fire or lightning for any storage on the farm with rates per month per $100 of insurance. No signed application required. Write or phone HN Lawson, Agent, Beaver Oklahoma, with insurance amount, policy form, and land description.
A jumbled snippet notes editors growing rich quickly, a Macon Times Democrat page reference, and an odd ad about a nursery firm offering rove bunk and pills. It mentions Instincts of Flowers and an Arctic expedition plant clue, plus a sun eclipse named effeo in a scattered, unclear text.
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