Red Cross Chapter Plans Weekly Meetings and School
The Beaver County Red Cross Chapter announces weekly meetings at the courthouse and outlines plans for a future school of instruction to train inspectors and direct Red Cross work. Six new branch requests are in process, with 176 annual and 13 subscribing members and $97.30 in donations. The G A R hall will be repaired for a work room.
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RED Cross
Court House
Beaver
Beaver County
W. B. Leonard
Forgan
Free Public Barbecue for Beaver County Soldiers
A free public barbecue in Beaver honors National Army soldiers with free barbecued beef coffee and buns. Attendees are urged to bring baskets tin cups and invite neighbors. The event features patriotic speeches songs and brass band entertainment and serves as a farewell to those called for duty.
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Beaver
Beaver County
National Army
Brass Band
Miracle Wheat Warns Beaver County Farmers
Beaver County adviser J Newsom warns farmers against Miracle wheat claiming it is soft, inferior to Turkey and Kharkov hard wheats, will not close with them, reduces flour quality, and risks turning wheat country into mixed markets. He cites Stillwater tests and urges consult with the County Agent before planting.
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Turkey
Kharkov
Beaver County
Okiashoma
Ik Dow
Millera
Stillwater
Newsom
Beaver
Okina
Holiday Declared for Beaver County Schools Parade
Beaver County announces a patriotic holiday for Wednesday September. A public barbecue and farewell reception will be held in Boaster with schoolchildren invited to take place of honor in the parade. Superintendent GT Avgas pledges this history-making event.
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Boaster
GT. Avgas
German-born Missouri professor urges peace and justice
Max F. Meyer, a University of Missouri professor born in Germany, condemns German world domination and urges overthrow of the government and a peace alliance. He notes his escape to America and hopes for an international agreement for peace and justice. He lived under Prussian rule until age 26.
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Germany
America
Max F. Meyer
University of Missouri
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted as Liver and Blood Builder
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a universal remedy. It claims to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system. The price listed is 60 cents.
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