Starving Children in Europe Highlight Oklahoma Population Gap
A Beaver Herald note compares Oklahoma’s 2,027,664 residents to the millions starving in Europe. It envisions 1,472,496 more Oklahomans if combined, urging Christmas gifts totaling 55,000 dollars to aid relief groups including the Red Cross and YMCA. Ten cents funds a child for a day, one dollar for a month, ten dollars for a harvest. Donations to The Herald for Beaver, Oklahoma, are listed.
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Keys
McCurtain
Oklahoma
Kenton
Cimarron County
Star
France
Poland
Austria
Galieia
Ceecho-Slovakia
Europe
San Francisco
New York City
Herbert i
America
Red Crow
American Friends’ Service Committee
Qualifre
Knights of Columbus
Yo Mga
YY. W. C. A. Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federated Council of Churches and American Belief Administration
Herald
Beaver
Okla
Utmost Care Warns County Residents On Illness Spreading
A county report urges utmost care for minor colds and illnesses to prevent contagion. People with coughs, sore throats, or similar symptoms should avoid public gatherings and spitting in public. Emphasizes covering coughs with a handkerchief and not spreading disease.
Press Office Established for Beaver Express Station
The former officer authorized for the station was established Tuesday. Beaver becomes a full Amert tad Express Company station and the new office will handle all express services. The change promises greater convenience than the old method and signals ongoing improvements toward a more modern city.
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Beaver
Amerttad Express Company
Benger
Three new members initiated at Americas Legion Brown Post No 1
The Americas Legion Brown Post No 1 reports three new members initiated, Mtr De Chas, Johnson, and Jr. Knowles. The Okie Women's Auxiliary of the Port met with the post last Saturday night, expressing appreciation for the gift to be used in ceremonies.
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Legion
Mtr de Chas, Johnson, and Jr
Knowles
Okie
Women’s Auxiliary of the Port
Train Service Resumes on Beaver Line with Early Mornings
Daily train service on the Beaver line resumes with a new schedule. Trains depart Beaver at 4 20 each weekday morning and return at 7 30, except Sundays. Local firms distribute calendars and note the rollback in winter weather with rain and cold detours.
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N. A. Klee
MB. Ab. E
Bunday
Preparations for Christmas Talk by Local Sunday Schools
Mi a Laura M Hoyt of Rockport writes praising the Sunday Schools role in Christmas preparations. The note expresses willingness to speak and support the effort, noting hearts and community spirit in Thmeena etiiyehes of Heaver.
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Thmeena Etiiyehes
Heaver
Bunday
Aony
Mia
Laura M. Hoyt
Rockport
Letter From Swindall Urges Beaver County Farmers to Report Wheat Costs
A 1920 letter from Charles Swindall to Beaver County Oklahoma farmers asks for cost data on wheat and spring crops, cites planned Senate action by Capper and a House schedule, and seeks qualified local boys for Naval Academy and West Point appointments. It requests county cooperation and details on production estimates and recruitment.
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Freseman Swindall
Manse of Representatives
UB Ay
Mine Maude
Thomas
Neaver Herald
Heaver
Oklahoma
Mim Thomas
Senate
Capper
Hous
Tincher
Tth
Kysas
Beaver County
Naval Academy
West Point
Loys
Charles Swindall
Farm Bureau stance on farmer organizations explained
Farm Bureau News quotes County Agent on stance toward Wheat Growers Association. Bureau seeks constructive support for any legitimate farming group and urges quiet, united action to protect farmers' rights while improving conditions. Includes notes on local residents and community acts.
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Farm Bureau
Wheat Growers Association
Towish
Sidney Rubinow
Cotton Growers Association
Holidays Bring Family Visits to Beaver Community
Beaverton relatives gather for Christmas season as editor Mockinch and county figures join in. W Hanty aids a man’s recovery. Mansfields plan to move to Fairview. Mrs. Ralph Sherman visits Moscow. Charitable drives urge Oklahoma to donate to European relief between December 19 and 26, with Hoover fund led by Herbert Hoover. Local residents travel, host gatherings, and prepare for holidays amid snowy travel disruptions and community mail.
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Ralph Sherman
Henson
Moscow
Kansas
Rome
Sherman
Sanaa
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted for Mothers
An ad style note praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for soothing coughs in children. It highlights pleasant taste and prompt relief, claiming it aids colds croup and whooping cough without opium or harmful drugs, appealing especially to mothers.
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Chamberlain
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