Beaver Thanksgiving Social Notes and Visits
Beaver residents and visitors mark Thanksgiving with gatherings and calls across the town. Alfred Hoguley and Mire invite relatives near Elmwood Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Wade Loofturrow host in Beaver. Many residents from Perryton Balko and Liberal stop by for visits, errands, and community events.
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Mr. and
Mire
Alfred Hoguley
Elmwood Sundey
Mrs. Wade Loofturrow
Buffalo
Beaver
The Mysteries of Yoga in a Weird Romance Scene
A New York tale unfolds with Molly torn between John Beatty and a Black suitor Ram mming Ghee as their clashing desires play out amid hypnotic yoga lessons and a dramatic confrontation. Molly rejects the foreign bridegroom, longs for spiritual freedom, and agrees to marry John for a new life.
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Walter
Abe
Mace
Molly
Beatty
John
Binghamton
N.Y
Easy
Ramenmmy Chandresheet
Jobo
Theo
New York
Kameommy
Dinek Tan
John Beatty
Loie
A Life of Endeavor, Saeco Becomes Gift to Life of Endeavor
Theodore Roosevelt quote opens a feature on Saeco honoring perseverance and achievement. The passage frames life as a demanding journey with steadfast effort rewarded by lasting impact.
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Saeco
Theodore Roosevelt
Jobe Lawson Attends Church in Beaver Visit
Jobe Lawson of Hen town Texas attended church in Beaver on Sunday and visited at the Will Hooper tarene.
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Itr
Mire
Jobe Lawson
Hentown
Texas
Beaver
Will Hooper
Local notes from Elk hart and area on Thanksgiving week
A letter from Lester Richardson reports relatives in Vilas Colorado enjoying Thanksgiving. mentions Jerry Kyte home visit and Mrs Lyle Wheeler joining from Elk hart. Church service at Independence draws a large crowd. upcoming prayer meeting led by A J Foutz at 7:30. Local teaching moves, weddings, and county agent W B Hanly visit planned with motion pictures.
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Zeite
Zita Wheeler
Elkhart Thureday
Jerry Kyte
Lyle Wheeler
Vilas
Colorado
J.B. McNews
David McNews
Lester Richardson
California
Bro
Nef
Independence Church
Jed
Mere A. J. Foutz
Cottonwood Wheat Yields Improve in Local Threshing
Local farmers report better than expected yields of kafir and maize as thres hing using Ward machine progresses. Names such as Chas Stupe John Wright Homer Kay Wilmoth and J E Montgomery are noted among workers. Mrs Rosie Hall Mrs John Noble and Mrs Wm Wright visit. school progress at Cottonwood under Miss Jewel Bridges. Thanksgiving program held. ongoing home repairs and illnesses mentioned.
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Moreture
Chas, Stupe
John Wright
Homer
Kay Wilmoth
Will Ulrich
Coy Starther
J. E Montgomery
Roy Addiss
Beaver
H. M. Wilmoth
Rosie Hall
John Noble
Wm. Wright
Busch Chapel
Cottonwood School
Jewel Bridges
Ray
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Cold Cures
A short promotional note urges readers to treat colds promptly to avoid stronger illnesses. It emphasizes that neglect weakens the lungs and lowers vigor, suggesting Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a famous, affordable cure for bad colds.
DISTMOT 151 Mina Fern Jacobs Visits Home
Beaver locals report Mina Fern Jacobs visiting her home after several weeks away. Walter Plain lost a room to a fire Saturday. A dance occurred at the George Robinson home with Lucile Egbert and Beaver Bridge girls visiting during Thanksgiving. Edyth Baggerly hosted a pie supper and program at Como school. Frank Evans of Lorena visited home. Geo Coberley and wife visited Harve Bullin. Mrs. Viola Evans visiting relatives near Laverne. Albert Jacobs hauled broomcorn to Beaver. Mins Mabel Bans improving slowly.
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Mina Fern Jacobs
Beaver
Walter Plain
Geo. Robinson
Lucile Egbert
Bridge| i
Homefulks
Edyth Baggerly
Como
Frank Evans
Lorena
Geo, Coberley
Harve
Palestine School Visit Notes and Plans to Move
Geo Pope of Goodwell visits relatives during Thanksgiving week. Mr. and Mrs. Benscoter return from a visit and report a good time. They plan to move to Colorado in March or April.
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Geo. Pope
Goodwell
Mrs. Benscoter
Colorado
Mrs Laure M Hoyt Praises Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs Laure M Hoyt of Rockport SY writes she has frequently used Chamberlain's Tablets for three years and finds them splendid for headache and bilious attacks. She is glad to speak a word of praise at any time.
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Laure M. Hoyt
Rockport, SY
Elmwood Rural Weather And Thanksgiving Family Notes
Pleasant weather continues though wheat needs moisture. Dee Booker of Tex as joined J. Fowler and AA. T. Garrett’s family for birthday celebrations on November 26. Iva Fowler visited Carl Evans then returned home to her sister Mrs. P. R. Johnson. Glen Green and James Dean stay at Bennie Kile house. C. L. Fowler’s family visited Asa Kile at Booker. Mabel Bass slowly improves and cannot sit up yet. Roy Parden and wife spent Thanksgiving at home.
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Dee Booker
Texas
AA. T. Garrett
Iva Fowler
Carl Evans
P. R. Johnson
Glen Green
James Dean
Bennie Kile
C. L. Fowler
Asa Kile
Booker
Mabel Bass
Family visit to Marionenty by Herbert family children
Mrs Riddinger accompanied by Mr and Mrs Frank Herbert and daughters Bertha and Gladys traveled to Marionenty Kansas on November 20 to visit Mr Herbert's mother and his brothers Cornelius and Peter who had moved away a couple of years ago.
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Frank Herbert
Bertha
Gladys
Marionenty
Kansas
Mr. Herbert
Toro Brothers
Cornelius
Peter
Darrouzett items reflect small town notes and visits
Mr Beck and two sons drove to Okisborms Sunday. Sid Whitace from Beaver County brought home his sister-in-law for a few days. Large Sunday School and church turnout. Mothers' Club meets with Mrs. Ropert. Mrs. Minor G Barton and two children from Arizona visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clem. Fred Cook welcomes her cousin for the winter. Basket dinner planned next Sunday. Edgar Taylor delivered dressed hog to Fred Cook. Dexter Gilger stayed briefly after arriving last Tuesday. J R Sewbee traded property for land near Laverne. William Ertz shipped a car of legs Saturday. John H Tiffin and wife attended church and Sunday School. A W Clem sold two big hogs to Mr. Ertz, one 640 pounds, the other 500. Pretty good for Texas. T Hongler drove from Booker with the Methodist minister and two sons.
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Sid Whitace
Beaver County
Mothers’ Club
Ropert
Minor G. Barton
Tascum
Arisona
Clem
Edgar Taylor
Fred Cook
Dexter Gilger
J. R. Sewbee
Laverne
William Ertz
John H. Tiffin
A. W. Clem
Ertz
Texas
T. J. Hongler
Booker
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Widely Praised by Mothers
A historical note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for soothing relief of colds croup and whooping cough especially favored by mothers of young children. It highlights pleasant taste prompt action and absence of opium or harmful drugs.
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Wal Cares
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