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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
4
The Beaver Herald urges support for Judge M. O. Garber as a capable congressman candidate. It praises his district knowledge and legislative potential, highlighting the need for strong representation and favorable laws for farming and industry. The editorial closes with a call to vote Garber, noting local Republican support.
A survey of Chant county voters shows Garner favored as the Republican candidate for Congress after August. Swindall is seen as weaker, with many farmers and followers aligned against him. The piece notes Garner’s potential to broaden district appeal while opponents question his influence and ambitions.
Charles Graff runs as a Republican for State Treasurer in Oklahoma. A non-politician business owner with thirty years in banking, he cites service in the 27th Infantry in France and work at a college commercial department. He seeks support on August primary day, appealing to fiscal steadiness and state finances.
The readable fragments show a plea about electoral choice and public service. The writer urges voters in the district to support a candidate who will act for the people, calling into question others who lack commitment or integrity.
A missionary letter portrays rural China with homes built of wood and mud and doors kept closed to repel evil spirits. It details schoolrooms, Christian instruction, weekly Bible meetings, and poverty. It reports women, men, and children weaving mats and making shoe components in crowded workshops, eating simple meals, and paying daily rents for tiny shops.
W A Hanly County Agent informs readers of July 22 church event where the Goodwell Orchestra plans a county tour stop. Registration books opened July 12 and prank Wheeler is registrar. A note urges keeping the church door open for the performance and asks Joe Spatin to be notified if arrangements fail.
Vernon and surrounding communities phoned in short social and family updates. Mentions include Elmer Maynard and Mrs Roy Gheen with others, harvest helpers Vera and Rachel Messner, Iva Evans recovering from Scarlet fever, and Hetty Michel Palma Marshall attending a seminar in Goodell. Families Loyd Gengman B J Moskner and the Gay home also noted.
GoobD! GoobD! reports from Hugoton area as harvest advances. A. J. Nix returns from Halstead with wife Mrs Nix improving at home. Families visit, harvest crews work along Route A, and most wheat will be stocked in granaries by next week. Mr. Billups plans Independence Day sermon. medical care continues for two Kansas City travelers.
Fragmentary OCR text presents no coherent event, names, places, or dates to identify a main action or outcome for a news item. The readable portions do not form a clear subject, directive, or incident suitable for a balanced summary card.
Fragmentary OCR text references a woman and a mower within a dated context. It remains unclear and lacks coherent events, dates, or named entities to form a concrete news item. The readable portions suggest a literary or diary fragment rather than a reportable incident or story.
An unreadable excerpt discusses a philosophy about choosing friends and associates, warning against employing those who cannot trust or deliver. The garbled text references a Chinese term and a blunt maxim about avoiding untrustworthy people, framed as a moral guideline.
The readable lines discuss a vile force poisoning springs of life and destroying hope, mentioning heaven and a disinherited world. It evokes personal ruin and a fatal consequence of one’s own actions, with passage resembling a lament over crises of character.
Mr and Mrs Reed Pieham of Madison were in town this week. The following people are out of town attending court in Atva Oklahoma Will Wells Mrs Hall A B Dickson H D Meene BE S Drum A G Danie Mendetifiall.
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