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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
4
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A passage urges families to curb expenditures and adopt thrift as tax burdens from war rise. It condemns federal and state spending, calls for budget trimming, and warns taxation impedes investment and industry growth. It appeals to reduce government fixed charges and asks readers to donate to Hoover relief.
Fragmented text alleges southern California plans to reorganize Pasadena streets and utilities under city control. Mentions financiers, public ownership ambitions, and a controversial fund request of 893 million to prevent European child starvation, with unclear dates and sources.
A garbled report reflects public reaction to the recent election with widespread rejection of propositions. The piece hints at concerns over federal and state intervention, economic issues, and leadership amid a chaotic, undecipherable crowd scene.
A column traces deflation as a blunt pill for industry, noting wage cuts at Quincy Mining and Copper Range Co, coal price reductions, and refunds to coal buyers. It cites varied adjustments in mining, construction, and manufacturing, plus a call to temper wartime prices, with optimism for a broad building and buying rebound.
Fragmentary district society notes describe travel, family movements, and local events. The text mentions Wilbur Woodbury and Homer Bush working incomes, a turkey fund, a trip for Wiley vine, and a death of Frank Ta in wan. It references Elbert nes starting something and Pear Hemricke going to Brae veg.
A garbled local item mentions Lowena 2 discussing a pair of relatives and an upcoming visit. It notes Bertha Fouls planning to leave for Oklahoma City to spend about two weeks with her parents Tendal Fouts and nephew Will. Lyle Wheeler and Gertrude McNaw unite in marriage at Liberal courthouse and host relatives and a large supper before moving to the farm. The piece reflects holiday greetings and family arrangements around December 1930.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of a wife and daughter. Mentions donations to the European Children's Refund program and matching funds up to December 24 across Oklahoma, with contributions doubled by participating countries.
Fragmentary notes from Follett detail church affairs, dinners, and visits. Martha Freeman travels to Attica Kansas to visit grandmother, Rev Paul Goman from Athens attends with family, and Nellie Haines aids training in Ranma Cy and Everest Daleva. Mrs Montgomery’s daughter Molly Montgomery travels home from Sia for a gathering. Jennie Keith, court clerk, plans Christmas with relatives near Hooker.
A warning against taking chances with colds states each attack weakens lungs and lowers vitality. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cheap cure for bad colds to prevent serious illness.
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