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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
3
Buck's Orchestra headlines two last day programs at the chautauqua festival, bringing vibrant classical music and popular pieces to broad audiences. Harold Buck, founder and violin soloist, wires a strong pitch for wholesome home entertainment, urging locals to buy season or single tickets and support clean, community arts.
Residents and visitors gather across Oklahoma and Nebraska with reports from Mundas and nearby towns. Among those in attendance are Mr and Mrs W OH, Ray Barnes family, Mrs Clifton of El Dorado Kansas, and Harry Seegie from K and B Drug. Other notes mention travel from Alva to Grand Island and visits by W A Hunt and wife of Florida, plus Pay Wagner recovering from an accident.
Teachers are hereby notified that the next regular examinations for artificater will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday July 29 30 31. W L Henson Tl b 2e at Co Supt.
The new regular meeting of Beaver Moot will be held at the courthouse on Wednesday July 21. Important business is on hand and every member should be present. Wade H. LoorbolURROW, Vout Adjutant.
Ed Strickland in the Lorena neighborhood harvested last week and reported a yield of forty bushels to the acre. The promising result followed by a dry season hints at a potentially strong time crop ahead.
In this notice readers are urged to stockpile coal before winter fearing shortages and price rises. Caution is urged to inspect flues for safety after fueling and to avoid defective installations.
Rainy conditions continue around Beaver County limit travel and threaten crops. High water erodes a bridge near Overton and raises Beaver River levels while locals plan moisture conservation for future dry spells. The column asserts a conspiracy linking Senator Gore to German interests, alleging political manipulation during Wilson's administration.
A Sipe style critique argues that not all publishers are driven by cash from political advertising. It cites Oklahoma papers receiving large ads with small headlines and notes some papers push readers into paying for extra space. An exchange opinion backs these concerns and urges higher ethical standards.
Disjointed OCR text references a headquarters fall amount, papers, and an advertisement to be reproduced for this week. Mentions a publisher and a possible notice about forwarding items in time, with unclear details and names.
United States Department of Agriculture experiments show hens fed meat fish or milk products in their diet lay 38 to 66 percent more eggs than birds fed only grain and garden forage. Trials on government farms used free range pullets fed a mix of corn meal bran middlings and a scratch blend. meat scrap groups averaged higher egg counts than control flocks. Jas Davis, manager of F and M Elevator Knowles, was transacting business at the county seat.
The document is a June closing statement for the First National Bank of Beaver Oklahoma. It lists capital stock, undivided profits, deposits including demand and time deposits, letters of credit, and travelers checks. The notarized certificate is dated July 10, 1971, with signatures of officers and a notary.
A sworn statement by Hah Wine, cashier, verified before Notary Public HN Lawsay on the 1th day of July 180, listing items from the bank including deposits, certificates, drafts, notes, and unpaid dividends. The document records various banking entries such as checks, cash home items, time certificates, and outstanding cashier’s checks with total figures and references to dividends and deposits.
An advertised four cylinder Buick priced as a bargain in a barqain style listing. The description notes an old style body and claims it will make an excellent light speedster with brse clean condition. The Herald sale listing indicates official efile source.
Mr. W. G. Campbell of Butler Tennessee reports that Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy gives remarkable relief for summer complaint in children when combined with castor oil and proper care. He states it is far ahead of anything he has used for this purpose and notes the general decline in deaths from the disease since its use.
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as an excellent fast acting cure for summer complaint. The note urges households to keep the remedy on hand. PRECINCT REGISTRARS Beaver County announces voter registration details and precinct locations for a period ending July 24 inclusive.
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