Beaver Telegrams and Nearby Visits Update
Beaver residents report visits from E C Huddleston of Organ, J E Provost and father to Laverne, and Sheriff Bridgewater to Balko. Local business and legal visitors include Perryton guests and Liberal Kansas guests. Community events feature the Five Hundred Club, American Legion meeting, Knights of Pythias initiation, and an evangelist address for men. Army life notes from Martin Quinn in Vancouver Barracks and local travels to Gray and Oklahoma City finish the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Quinn
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Martin
Seattle
Beaver High School Floors Court With Community Support
The Beaver school, Mothers’ Club, local lodges, and the town funded and supervised by Ives, will complete flooring for the Pavilion to provide a top Northwest basketball court. Athletic teams will begin practice soon, with optimism for strong future seasons despite delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
Mothers’ Club
Lodges
Beaver
Northwest
Barker Anniversary Celebrated With Guests and Dinner
On Saturday January Mth the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J A Barker was marked by a morning Sunday School visit with baskets, followed by a home celebration. Relatives attended including W B Barker and son Milford, J E Wilton, Erma Barker and baby, J L Calhoun and family, Dinger family, Dick Gregory, and Junita Montgomery. They enjoyed a sumptuous dinner and sociable afternoon, with wishes for many more years of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Barker
W. B. Barker
Milford
J. E. Wilton
Erma Barker
J. L. Calhoun
Dinger
Bernard Loofbourrow III Illness Operated On For Ruptured Appendix
News reaches while we go to press that Bernard Loofbourrow III son of Judge R H Loofbourrow and a Tennessee law student underwent surgery for a ruptured appendix. He is reported resting well as his parents, en route home, await word on delivery of the message. Also noted is Mendenhall’s visit from Gate with a mounted wild goose and local travels of County Agent Healy and Mike Joasie Keith to Palestine School and Locust Grove for community club meetings with accompanying family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Loofbourrow
R. H. Loofbourrow
Tennessee
Bernard
Judge
Mendenhall
Gate
Truax-Walker Hardware Company
Alva
W. B. Healy
Mike Joasie Keith
Palestine School
Gray
Locust Grove
Lorene
Hanly
Mike Keith
Beavers Offer Promises in Towns Prosperity Pitch
A cryptic plea touts sending dollars to a mers order lease from Beaver to fund local prosperity. The message frames 100 cents as value for community growth, urging financial support to boost town finances and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Timothy Kelly Stirs Violence in Duluth Clash
Timothy Joseph Kelly reportedly fought eight men and resisted four police officers during a recent incident in Duluth. The report notes a broader context with tensions around England's desire to grant Ireland its freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Joseph Kelly
Duluth
England
Ireland
Mothers' Club Hears Fund Report and Plans Pledge
The Mothers' lab met in regular session after a five week break with a lively turnout. President Mrs Tracy led the business. Treasurer Mrs Roy Brown reported the Fire Escape Fund complete and the escapes ordered. The group pledged 100 toward Pavilion flooring if matching funds are found and divided into four divisions to raise 25 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Lab
Tracy
Roy Brown
J. W. Savage
Dave Barrow
Jef Holland
BL. Piekel
Court Yard Work Progressing At Beaver
Courtyard development proceeds with grading almost finished and cement work to begin, weather permitting. A grassy lawn and shaded walks will attract locals for Sunday strolls, offering an alternative to the old river bridge and wagon bridge. Saplings will grow, and a local supervisor famed for beautifying lawns oversees the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaver
Elevated to Knight Commander in Oklahoma con sistory
Tish Rite members of Oklahoma con sistory elevated Rev Brown to Knight Commander of the court of honor the thirty third degree by the supreme council in Washington D C last December Brown financial secretary of the Old Peoples Home at Topeka Kansas preached a revival sermon praising the event and urging readers to support Rev Butler and his evangelistic work while noting holiday crimes include burglaries and holdups as Christmas gifts
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Oklahoma
Court of Honor
Supreme Council of the
Washington,d. C
U.S. Brown
Old Peoples’ Home
Topeka
Kansans
Brown
Central Armeries Asd
Lil
Rev. Butler
Georgettes on resolutions and advice from life
A collage of humorous quips on marriage, advice, and human folly. Observations about choosing hats and husbands, communication, funerals, and the quirks of public life. A playful critique of society and politics with light satire and local flavor.
Bath brushes and oatmeal in mail order debate
Merchants argue mail order houses fail to prove quality against low prices as Kansas state bid results show a mail order firm securing only two of 175 items. Retail and wholesale competitors claim open, clean-cut competition and transparent samples expose the lack of value in direct wholesale pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Turkey
Bath
Wnalesalers
Unnerved Father and Family Tragedy Reported
An Ohio weekly notes a cruel act as a man killed his youngest son on Tuesday. The item suggests misfortune, superstition, and a story of a man who wrote a will to appoint pallbearers, reflecting grim local fears and speculation within a struggling household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Henning
Ohio
Human endurance lauded amid historic trials and survival
Experts note humanity’s resilience through eras of hardship and peril. Despite modern debates over strength, the species has endured repeated homefront challenges and adverse conditions across centuries, underscoring persistent durability and adaptability.
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E. Woiner
M. Gafky
R. A. Maple
First State Bank
G. Cafky
G. W. McLean
S. A. Miller & CO
Liberal, Kansas
E. C. Huddleston
Forgan
Provost
Father
Laverne
Sheriff Bridgewater
Balko
W. V. and
J. EB. Provost
Perryton, Texas
L. K. Forde
Oklahoma City
Sawyer
Mra
Miller
Liberal
Leonard Hobbs
Henry Coffey
Perryton
Texas
Sam Winfrough
Lula
Cris Winfrough
Logan
Will W. Provost
Enid
4. Ko
W. R. Provost
Jas. Parker
West of Beaver
Robi, Moore
Clear Lake
Bert Weeden
Wade Messeramith
Deria Stef
Literal
Kanaan
American Legion
Legion
Five Hundred
George Healy
P. Braidwood
Mrs
Bert Jones
Ben Kinder
Clark
John Adams
Floris Monday
Woodward
Land
Buckeneau
Clinton
Gum Bros. Loan Company
Quinn & Fickel
Grant Williams
J. W. Williams
Rosston
Bridge Gang
C. L. Hollenslee
John Conyers
Knowles
Order of the Knights of Pythias
Messrs
Forrest Daily
Ed Dickson
Wm. Shaw
Hood
Marian Griffy
Josie Jarvis
la Jonta
Colorado
Marian
LaJonta
Mrs. Jarvis
Griffy
Geo
Weather
John Sherrill
Billy
Hendricks
Cunningham
Dacoma
Mr. Weather
Clem Leeper
P. Smith
Bub Pradshaw
Joe Meese
Wm. Meese
H. C. Richeson
L. L. Long
Masonic Lodge
Carrouzette
Dr. Long
Guthrie
State Bank
Balko, Oklahoma
L. L. Stine
Frank Fleck
Bernard Loofbourrow III
P. L. Thomas
Doreen Fickel
E. J. Horne
Mary Marie
Drom
Jessie
Ina Carter
Veeta Carter
Bank OF
Beaver City
Tomers
Hocker
KR. A. Maple
G. W. Cafey
D. H, Cafky
Georgettes
Cortin
America
Jonah
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