Beaver Beehive Notes Revival and Local Visits
Revival meetings continue at the Christian church through the week. Attendees and residents share travel stories from Woodward, Liberal, Balko, Carrollton, and Wichita. Local officials and attorneys prepare new office space while a wave of visits from families and friends brings chatter to Beaver.
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The
Christian Church
Marie Miller
Liberal
Kansas
Ford
Harry Barnes
Oolicree
Texas
Meg. Barnswitter
Mise Nettie Hollis
New Landlord Takes Over Gardner's Rooming House in Forgan
Del L. Long reports a new landlord at Odaar Gardner's rooming house in Forgan. He took possession Monday, named Ovear Jr. This brief item notes the change in property management and the new owner's identity.
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Gardner
del. L. Long
Odaar Gardner
Forgan
Ovear, Jr
Mothers Meeting at M E Church This Friday
The W O conduct their regular Mothers Meeting at the M E church Friday afternoon. The session is hoped to be especially pleasant and profitable and all are urged to attend with a general invitation extended to the public.
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W.O. 2
M. E
Hurts at Play Injures Melvin Fain and Willie Wilrich
Melvin Fain son of Mr and Mrs R C Fain was injured Tuesday at school in a collision during play. He fainted and suffered a severe headache and bruises but is now recovering at home. Willie Wilrich escaped injury.
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Melvin Pain
Aft
Mra
R .C. Fain
Melvin
Willie Wilrich
J. O. Miles
Will
Arrangements Complete for Work on the Grade to Begin
Surveyors led by I G Trindle and James Calvert from Beaver have begun surveying Beaver to a connection with the North Line Railway. Three preliminary routes explored. a low grade of under one percent appears feasible. Contractor Whowpaon of Balko will oversee construction with a large crew, as locals rally for the railroad and stock subscriptions rise. Community support grows with farmers and townspeople joining in to push the project forward. Provision is made to feed and board workers, enabling more to invest in rail stock.
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Trindle
Liberal
Kinsan
Vivil
Tor
James Calvert
Beaver
Whowpaon
Balko
Jongt
iLand
Tomne
Pisturesque
Controversy Over Beaver County Broom Growers Letter
The Beaver County Bee declines publishing extended replies to a letter from Wm J Honner of Ivanhoe, stating the exchange inflames dispute and serves little public interest. The paper notes it previously ran Bonner’s reply but now ends the discussion, offering space again only at standard rates.
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Tare Henner
Clear Lake
J Honner
Ivanhoe
Beaver County
His Stomach Troubles Over Chamberlain’s Tablets End Digestive Ailments
John B. Barker of Bottle Creek Mississippi claims relief from heartburn indigestion and liver complaint after using Chamberlain’s Tablets. The advertisement urges readers to seek the same permanent cure as thousands who have benefited.
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B. Barker
Bottle Creek
Minh
Chamberlain
Ethel Lee Buxton Concert Company At Beaver High
The Ethel Lee Buxton Concert Company appeared at the Beaver High School Wednesday night under the Lyceum Court. They delivered a refined entertainment, with capable performers whose artistry should please even the most exacting audience.
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Ethel Lee Buxton
Lyceum Court
Beaver
Tures Old Sores Won't Cure By Usual Remedies
An old remedy claims to heal stubborn sores with Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil. The ad asserts lasting relief for long standing sores and eczema, promising fast action and rapid healing at low cost with a 20 cent to dollar pricing.
Big M W A Doings in Beaver Camp Installation
The Beaver Camp of Madura Woodmen of America held a public installation Thursday night at the K P hall. A banquet at the Court House followed, described as the largest ever with four hundred attendees including families and friends. The Beaver Woodmen camp is growing strong and expanding its membership.
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Beaver
Madura Woodmn
America
K. of P. Hall
Court House
Woodman Camp
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Advertised
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective, pleasant taker with no opium or narcotics, claimed to cure coughs and colds and available for sale through all dealers.
Why Not Plant Trees in Beaver Civic Improvement Plan
Citizens urged to organize and plant trees and shrubbery along streets and public buildings. The piece envisions Beaver becoming a “Garden of Bowes” through collective effort, with individuals improving their property as others follow, calling for leadership to start the project.
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Beaver
Atle
Snd
Bowes
Child Dies After Cat Scratch Injury
A small child of Mr and Mrs Leisure died Tuesday January 13 after a cat scratch led to eye infection and eventual death. The child was taken to Missouri for treatment where the eye was removed but the condition worsened culminating in death, prompting condolences to the grieving parents.
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Leleura
Missouri
New Debating Society Forms at Beaver Court House
County Attorney Claude T. Smith presided as Beaver boys met last Friday night in the Court House office for a debate about a mother chicken and hatchling egg. The next topic ponders which is more dangerous, fire or water, seen as a good prep for those entering high school.
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Claude T. Smith
Beaver
Court House
Oepaaleet
Methodist Church Services Streamlined Schedule
Methodist services listed for January 18 at 10:00 a.m. with an Epworth League service at 6:00 p.m. The Fanny Bromley Memorial service follows the league. Special music featured at every service. Lead er Mrs. J A Miller. Worship at the M E choreh with topic League Study Classes. Everyone welcome.
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M.E. Choreh
Epworth
J. A. Miller
Fanny Bromley
G. A. R. Post Reorganization Meeting At Beaver Hall
G A R veterans plan a reorganizing meeting at the G A R hall Beaver Saturday afternoon January 1 18M all old soldiers urged to attend and renew the order assist in the post reorganization efforts
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G. A. RR
Beaver
County Teachers Am and Examination Dates Change
Notice announces that the County Teachers' Am and Examination will be held January 22, 24 and 28, on Thursday to Saturday instead of the last Thursday and Friday. All teachers urged to attend. C Farrow Supt.
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C. Farrow
Stillwater trip for county students with club honors
Superintendent Swaim and Misses Ruby Shal Enid Miller Pearl Gaylor Eather Taylor and Clarence Tackett George Batman travel to Stillwater for the Short Course of the A. M. College. Students earned free trips due to records in the Boys and Girls Club contest. Beaver county will be well represented and seek prizes.
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Rehoole Swaim
Ruby Shal
Enid Miller
Pearl Gaylor
Eather Taylor
Clarence Tackett
George Batman
Stillwater
A.d& M. College
Conterta
Beaver County
National Prohibition Day Observed by Prominent Citizens
National Prohibition Day is being observed at the library headquarters in the GA By building with WTA members and other prominent citizens participating. A parade of schoolchildren will march this afternoon and sing patriotic temperance songs in a youthful American tribute.
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G. A
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