04 Dec 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
1
Several Beaver county items mention visits and travel by residents to Texas, Oklahoma, and Missouri. A baby girl arrives at Attorney Claude T. Smith’s home while social and church groups organize Christmas bazaars, fairs, and library fund drives.
A note from the Marthae club in Savitha Ark reports a Christmas Bazaar on the 15th of December. They will sell jackets plain and fancy caps cushions handkerchiefs and other attractive items suitable as presents. Also mentions a local man’s faith in Whamberlain's Tablets and a testimonial about relief from illness.
Rain dominated the interval from Friday to Wednesday with 148 inches of rainfall and November totaling 2.18 inches. The period featured few freezing nights and strong wheat growth prospects for next year. An advertisement touts Christmas gift seals packages and a subscription offer for The Weekly Ocean and Farmer.
The Department of Agriculture in Washington offers free bulletins on dairy butter canning foods and garden topics aimed at housewives and farmers. Publications cover preserving, cooking substitutes, vegetables fruits and garden work with guidance on organizations clubs and farm activities. Applicants should request specific bulletins by name and serial number due to limited supply.
The Beaver schools earned high marks in the A and M College schedule with 05 points of 100 possible. The assessment covers buildings grounds hygiene equipment and teacher qualifications including courses programs and teaching efficiency.
Beaver residents back a box supper at the Graded School to raise funds for improvements to the auditorium and building. The event includes music, box selling, and a fundraising drive to support repairs and decor, with families urged to prepare boxes and attend for a community evening.
The WOOT OT Public Library is re established at the GACK Hall and will open to the public Saturday hours from ten to two. Donations of books are welcome and may be left with the librarian in charge.
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