03 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
1
A historical reflection notes the armistice signing on June 28 ending four years of brutal war. It laments German cruelty and calls for full compliance with terms. The author emphasizes collective mourning and urges accountability for the Reich's crimes and the suffering of occupied peoples.
Martin Painter and his wife were summoned to Wichita when Mrs Strong fell ill after an operation for hernia and locked bowels. The patient died shortly after Mrs Strong arrived at the bedside. Burial occurred in Hamona where the parents reside. Mr Strong and wife returned home Monday night. Saturday’s Beaver crowd was absent with few cars on the usual crowded streets and markets.
A letter to The Herald proposes a Beaver county booster trip to the eastern half of the state. Towns would join a special train to display local products and educate other residents about Beaver county and Oklahoma's Northwest. The effort aims to boost perception, resources, and regional ties with minimal cost.
Yowin Gardner comes home from a perilous clash with rivals and Hun forces. He endured a heated melee at a mall siege and escaped with no injuries, greeted with delight by all at home.
Harvest continues with thousands of acres being stacked for threshing as 18 and more join to gather grain. Yields reach 20 to 32 bushels per acre with test weights near 60 pounds. Beaver County hopes for strong economic gains from the bumper crop and careful stewardship of funds.
Beaver Herald reports officials from Beaver and Englewood along with C. J. Turping visited last week to review county routes and support extending the railway to Beaver and surrounding areas. They stressed Beaver as a central division point with three lines ending there, promising prosperity for the county and its towns.
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