Town Team Composed of Preachers and Teachers Triumph
A lively basketball game last Saturday at the Pavillion saw the Town Team and the high school Coat clash in a 17 to 10 result. Large crowd witnessed the first game on the new court with good teamwork on both sides and optimistic notes for the future. In county court this week the State charged Clyde Lawhead with bastardy resulting in a guilty verdict and a monthly $35 support until the child reaches 14, totaling $8580.00. State v Vick Hall ended with a not guilty verdict for jail-breaking.
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State
Clyde Lawhead
Vick Hall
Death of William R. Taylor at 75 in Texas County
William R. Taylor aged 75 years 11 months and 7 days died in Gray on January 26 1922. He was laid to rest in Pleasant Ridge cemetery Texas County Texas. Fred Just of Balko attended to business in the county seat Monday.
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William R. Taylor
Gray
Pleasant Ridge
Texas County
Texas
Fred Just
Balko
Mrs Ella Groves Named Beaver County Republican Vice Chairman
Mrs Ella Groves was appointed vice county chairman of the Republican Central Committee of Beaver County. The promotion follows Miss Maude Thomas who was elevated to the Republican State Committee as vice chairman for Beaver County. Mrs Groves received the county post on the recommendation of Miss Thomas.
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Ella Groves
Republican Central Committee
Beaver County
Maude Thomas
Forgan Eagle
Mine Thomas
Republican State Committee
Groves
Ground Hog Day Shadow Seen Amid Winter Outlook
The story notes a ground hog seeing its shadow on ground hog day signaling six weeks of winter. Weather forecasts hint at moisture needs and vary with the season. Mr and Mrs Frank Maple and Miss Myrtle Wel left Wednesday for Wichita Kansas for business and shopping.
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Frank Maple
Myrtle Wel
Wichita
Kansas
Mr. Maple
Debating Victory Split Between Beaver and Woodward Highs
Beaver High School argued in favor of universal open shop while Woodward High School argued against it. Judges ruled two to one for the affirmative at Beaver, and a later misreported result showed Woodward had won at first. Both teams, with chaperones and faculty, received praise for strong arguments and effort.
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Woodward
Beaver
Beaver High
Floyd Hancock
Ming Mary Henderson
Join Leonard
George Govtzsinger
Kent Judd
Billy Callwell
Earl Mullenax
Mlle
Max Bel Harris
James Quisenber
Lot Weteht
Gray
W. Buckner
Gite
L. By Long
Thorethly
Aradhge
Moch
Beever
Beaver residents seek Legion House funds and report illnesses
George Murphy a former Beaver high school worker and nephew of the Herald editor has entered a government hospital in Kansas City for tuberculosis treatment. He hopes for recovery within a year and may be transferred to Colorado or Arizona. Ex servicemen and local residents discuss support for a Legion House as Beaver Post weighs fundraising. The column also notes an accident on the road near Knowles to Beaver injuring no one seriously and J H Crabtree traveling to Wichita after County Court bond for Diamond Dick appearance.
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Beaver
George Murphy
Beaver High School
Herald
Kansas City
Colorado
Arizona
George
Army of Occupation
Germany
Legion House
Légion House
J. H. Crabtree
Wichita
Kansas
H. Walker
Diamond Dick
Bond
Beaver County Thrift Talk Urges Home Market Growth
Beaver County citizens urged strengthening local buying and selling to lift county prosperity. Bozarth noted limited rail access and external competition, advocating more home commerce, regional cooperation, and town growth to improve taxes and markets. Local residents, trips and schooling updates follow in the week’s county notes.
One More Month of Bargains in The Herald
The Herald announces a temporary $1.00 per year rate ending after February, urging readers to renew now and avoid higher prices. It notes costs rising for printers and paper, asks subscribers to act quickly, and mentions charity drives by Mothers’ Club and other groups, with special donations and events planned.
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Herald
Ple
Forgan Eagle Announces Practice Schedule and Team Notes
An unclear town notice lists routine practice hours for several teams including Grandau, New-born babes, Bootlemrers, and others. It notes a potential benefits from afternoon sessions and mentions a 77.00 donation by Mrs A G Thomas for poultry breeding funds.
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Phall
Giriar
Legion
Reverend Sipr Visits Knowles Row and Beaver Parish
Unclear OCR text notes Rev Sipr traveling to Knowles Row and Beaver Parish for teaching preaching and ministry. Mentions Times and Thursday event with Revvol meeting, attendance by Fricade, and Ambances. Indicates moves of Wilmoth and others southeast of Heavier during the week.
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Seth
Beaver
Poe
Hom
Wilmoth
Tayilty
Hie
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