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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
8
A jumble of Beaver area notes records nightly mischief by the Cut-Out Pest and a string of visitors from Clear Lake, Riverside, River, and Oklahoma. Local residents including J. Shock, Ethel, Miss Maude Thomas, and others travel for business, illness, or schooling while renovations and oil firm reps pass through.
W H Grimm of Garymon visited Heaver early this week and interviewed local business people about trial use of Redpath-Horner Lyceum Company. It is hoped the company will supply the Lyceum course next winter. Min Prolage Sulleck returned home to her home near Larena after several days in Beaver. Rev F G Butler transported her and then journeyed to Literal Kansas to Wichita for a Wesley Hospital district superintendents meeting. He will be away several days. His father in law Rev Sullens of Bloom Kansas conducts the revival at the Methodist church in his absence.
The Bide-a-Wee Club met January 1 at Mrs Frank Linghlin's home to discuss Our Inland Possessions with Mrs F C Tracy as leader. Most members attended, guests Mrs W B Leonard and Mrs J E Perink were present, and refreshments were served.
The Plainview item outlines holiday entertainments across families and groups, mentioning dinners, music, and games from Christmas week through New Year. Several local residents and families are named, with references to schools, churches, and a community tree event, all reflecting a quiet post holiday return.
CLEAR LAKE social column records numerous visits and events. Families like the Wests and Hulses are noted at Clyde Conners and Bandera Drive. Clarence Carforan’s birthday party at Harevey Wallenburs. New Year’s at Charley Byery and at Mek Neteon. Ray Osteen and relatives visit, with many adults dining, drinking, and enjoying a pie social.
An ethes reunion at Frank Joon's home followed Sunday school with games arranged by the hostess and a late serving of gelatine. Guests included Everett Jincens and Talet Palmen who drove to Dap bott to fetch the Hitter family. Mrs Joe Michel hosted a dinner for her daughter Martin who will attend Goodwell soon. attendees listed Palina Marstall Joe Guy Lawrence Joel Davis Irene Goode Lloyd.
A jumble of names and events from a small town paper. It covers hosting a birthday dinner with about 25 guests, later games and dinner, travel to Liberal, school activities at Palestine and Fulton, and notes on teachers, students, and local visits. Contained are school sports, upcoming events, and several family notices with various residents mentioned.
A fragment from a dialect rich excerpt centers on Uncle Bera advising care in choices. Sam resembles mushrooms and De emphasizes proper binding while Jam and Lott seem to influence toatstools. The text hints at homey thrift and rustic speech in a local scene.
An unclear historical note discusses the Bible's middle verse and a reference to the Oh verse of the U8th palm, with distorted wording suggesting a saying about better to take virtue than to put constance to. The readable fragment hints at literary or interpretive topics without clear names or dates.
A fragmented clipping mentions a phrase about minding one’s own business and an unrelated reference to a lawyer, Lino Whe. The text appears as a garbled note with partial names and phrases, indicating a legal or personal matter discussion but lacking clear facts or context.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a romance about a pearl worth value noted as a folio art. Names such as Elizabeth and Sir Thames Chews Wining appear, with references to a chedored and conten themed scene in a distant harbor or courtly setting.
A garbled note describes Clarence attempting to explain his plan with wit. The fragment hints at a tense scene and a linked event involving a figure named Maria and a pressed reel. The context remains unclear from the damaged text.
A 6 000 year old engraving was disclosed in Wales, featuring triangular Neolithic symbols likely created by early builders. The find includes several triangle motifs dating from the era, with evidence suggesting ceremonial or symbolic use by ancient peoples.
The article recounts the Steinkirk fashion arising from a 17th century siege tale involving French and allied forces, including a traitor’s trap and a near-attack that shaped a style. It notes soldiers’ attire, the dandy image of French nobles, and how the Steinkirk knot and related accessories became a recurring motif.
The Indianapolis News reports a chaotic display during a public event at the Madikon bakery causing broken glass in nearby buildings. Major Woolford notes new preparations while residents seek repairs after guns and rattling windows startled the city along the Ohio River.
In Triitenn a local superintendent faces sharp remarks over plans to relocate teachers amid upheaval at the city’s training department. A younger official counters with irony as tensions flare in the municipal education debate.
A ceremony in Mexico City featured eight Chinese clocks presented by the Chinese aluny In Mertes City, accepted by Heevilent Obregon and a diplomat team. The mayor attended the event as champagne flowed and both the Mexican and Chinese national anthems were played.
Defived from Old French and the term Tron signified a weighing device or beau. The Trop church in Ediotireh borrowed from Tron oar, and Glasgow’s Trongate reflects the term. Tronweight was once a standard Scottish weight for cheese, butter, wool, and other produce.
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