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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
4
Hundred Friends Bid Farewell to W Henneigh Family
A farewell dinner for W Henneigh and wife near Sunset drew about a hundred relatives and neighbors. They plan to move toward Elk City for better schooling for their Glenn, renting the Osis county farm to Roy Henneigh, with a return possible later. Household goods and stock sold publicly on August Vth. They will visit Cleo before winter relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Henneigh
Cleo
Farm Congress Vacation Program At Stalwater Campus
The Farm Congress meets at Stalwater August 24 inviting farmers to use campus dormitories for a low-cost vacation. An invited program features national figures. families can attend with minimal expense, emphasizing rest and profitable learning during a major week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Congress
Stalwater
Beaver Folks Share News and Births From Local Ranch Life
Beaver residents exchange notes on ranch visits and social calls, announce a birth in Missouri, and report on teachers' institute attendance, school trips, and county events. Also note pointed reminders to pay debts and local farm notices.
Old Remedy Repeats Its Claim Across Neighborhoods
A repeated tale recounts a medicinal remedy praised for curing bowel troubles. The speaker claims nine bottles of Cham Deelnin's Clie and Diarrhoes Rumedy cured dysentery and bilious issues years apart, urging others to try the quick, positive relief it provided.
Hunger the Best Space Sauce Promises Appetite Boost
An old advertisement claims Hunger the Best Space Sauce stimulates appetite and aids digestion. It touts Chamberlain's Tablets as improvements for digestion and gentle bowel movements, promising a healthier appetite and smoother digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
District News From District No 151 Briefs and Updates
Frank Glidwell and children traveled to Missouri to visit his ailing father while Little Jack Gray remains ill. Pearl Hendricks visits home folks as Rose and Culver report a large sale with strong turnout. Mrs. Henry Drum of Sunset visits L. E. Drum and family. Culver and daughter Leona depart for Michigan. Willie Shaddeninjured foot and uses crutches. Nolen Dye stays with Edyth and Lela aggerly. Teachers meeting at Beaver. Friday dance at L. E. Drum’s hosted by the Duck Pond ball team with Olin Glaze visiting Enid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Glidwell
Missouri
Jack Gray
Lise
Miss Pearl Hendricks
Rose & Culver
Henry Drum
Sunset
L. E. Drum and
Culver
Leona
Michigan
Willie Shadden
Nolen Dye
Edyth
Lela
Beaver
L. E. Drum
Rain Ends Threshing As Elmwood Work Continues
Fine shower Friday morning halts threshing for the day. Hiram Boothe stays busy with carpentry in Elmwood. Edith and Lels Baggertey dine with Neilie Phillips Torsday along with Henry Martin and family. C. Kiepper and kin and the Shiner girls dine and fish on the creek Sunday. Mrs. Boothe and Jammie Ragan assist Nellie Phillips with threshers on Thursday. Watermelons rule the day. William Young loses a fine mare Wednesday, a Mrs. Johnson mustang. Floyd Girton’s body arrives in New York for burial in Iowa. Sympathy extended in service to our boys. A farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Blood. Tom Smiths travel to Beaver for health. Lola Blood visits Opie Smith. Tom Smiths of Logan seek health in Hot Arkansas after a prior stroke. They drove through in their car. Threshing machines remain common in the neighborhood. Mrs. E. V. Hughes and daughter Mrs. W. H. Hagan return to Beaver after a week away visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Boothe
Elmwood
Edith
Lels Baggertey
Neilie Phillips Torsday
Henry Martin
C. Kiepper
Shiner
Lola Blood
Opie Smith
Tom Smith
Logan
Arkansas
Mr. Smith
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