Beaver Thanksgiving Newsnotes and Court Visitors
Beaver Oklahoma week full of visitors and events. Advertising rates announced while residents from Liberal Gate and Guymon mingle with locals. Thanksgiving guests include the Dunshee Quinn family and the Stalling clan. Hospital moves for a local boy and many court watchers from Liberal Enid and Gate are noted.
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Hi. A. Stalling
Woodward
Mra
J. H Stabling
Beaver
Walter Stalling
Howren Hall
Charles Potter Jr
Ing
Levi Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Hutchinson
Kansas
Dick Steward
John King
G. W. Sawyer
V. H. Grinsted
Eugene Davia
Cosgrove
Liberal
John J. Gleason
Enid
Roscoe Rizkey
Guymon
Wadeloofbourrow
Buffalo
W. J. Mason
Madison
0. C. Mendenhall
Gate
Arthur G. Daniel
Boyd
Harry Curtin
J.N. Imel
Forgan
George Heard
Near Knowles
Mr. Strickland
W. A. Ingram
Ralph
Centers of population traced across states over decades
The article tracks how the U S center of population moved westward from early days, noting 1900 near Columbus Indiana and 1910 in Bloomington Indiana. It lists decades with precise distances from cities like Baltimore Washington Woodst ock Moorefield Cincinnati Columbus and Bloomington Indiana, showing Indiana as a long term anchor point.
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Indiana
United States
Spencer
Populaion
Cormer
Owen County
Bloomington
Baltimore
Washington
Woodtock
Moorefield
W. Va
Virginia
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Virgina
Chillcothie
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ind
Colmbus
Largest known fossil bone found in New Mexico desert
In the San Juan basin of northern New Mexico, John B. Reeside Jr of the USGS reports the largest shoulder blade yet found for a seabale dinosaur, over a hundred feet long estimate, with scientists Chiles Gilmore and others assembling the collection. A Nigerian zigzag of speculation surrounds its era and significance.
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San Juan Basin
New Mexico
John B. Reeside, Jr
United States Geological Survey
Chiles B. Gilmore
National
Jauseun Int Warshington
Plare
Boise
Chaiey
Munaller
Tweller Aximuli
Alpine snow mushroom hailed as culinary crown
The French Academy of Sciences touts mountain mushrooms as the world's crowning gastronomic delight. Professor Constantine, a botanist, reports discovering a small snow mushroom while hunting Edelweins in the Alps at 7000 feet. Several high class restaurants plan Alpine expeditions.
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French Academy of Sciences
Constantine
Alps
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Cimarron River
Veda Gardner
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Mabel Humphrey
Goodwell
Andy Beegle
J. L. Long
Harry Beegle
Alva
Arthur G. Sutton
Miles
Elmer Fickel
Mrs
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Mrs. Quinn
T. A. Williamson
Johns Hogikina
Jesse Whitehead
Home Lumber Company
Knowles
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Mira
A. A. Gregory
Elmwood
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Jack Bateman
A. G. Thomas
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S. S. Elliot and
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Rosston
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Bear Liberal
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