20 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
1
A written argument questions whether majority rule truly guides a free nation when organized minorities threaten national interests. It defends american ideals and urges unity beyond faction, stressing that all citizens are first Americans before any group or belief.
Altus organizer Fred Hahn plans a large Dokey ceremony in Woodward on August 14 with Tyro participants from Beaver and nearby towns. Arab Band Patrol Rank Team and Comic Costumes will arrive by special train. convention hall secured and Woodward gearing up for visitors. The event follows Dramatic Order Knights of Khorrassan tradition with ceremonies in dramatic form across the United States.
The child could not withstand the operation and died. He was buried in the home. The bereaved family receives sympathy from friends and neighbors.
A grand Chautauqua lineup features Staples and Company in magic and ventriloquism on day one, praised as one of the best values, with Cappy Ricks hailed as a leading comedy drama on the fourth day. Other programs are described as weak, but the season offers adults 2.60 and children 1.25 tickets. Don’t miss any show. dates set for August 20.
With the pastor away, the church holds Sunday School Epworth League and Prayer Meeting. Last Wednesday's prayer meeting was well attended and Mrs Provort served ice cream. Epworth League plans a program titled A Trip Around the World for Friday evening.
Beaver County hosts its annual Free Fair with early plans for a bigger, better event. Organizers urge residents to mark dates and participate in this community celebration.
Community notes report the Goodwell Orchestra performing at the Airdome on Monday evening with free admission. The item also covers local birthdays, a near-fatal accident involving Lloyd Hibbs, political candidacy of Thomas G. Andrew for attorney general, and various social visits and family updates from Mrs. Willeile, Mrs. May Boren, and neighbors.
Mrs. O H Casky and a writer recount a five week night selling tour as delegates from the Oklahoma State Federation of Women’s Clubs to the General Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting at Chautauqua Lake New York. They visited Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal Boston New York Washington and more touring historic sites and reporting generous impressions of American landmarks.
The Beaver Chautauqua enters a goodNel tle year with a five day program featuring ten major events. A transfer of commitment to Cue moan Company enables a F100 production and Wittelt to join. Season tickets cost 22.00 for adults and 11.25 for children from 14 and under. Ticket sales managed by Mothers'lab.
Mr and Mrs F Tracy and family, W H Thomas and wife, Mr and Mrs Bob Maple and Mina, and Frank Laughlin and wife departed Saturday for Colorado. They plan to stay through September first, visiting Colorado Springs, Manitou, Denver, and other mountain resorts.
A fragmentary report discusses a sensational claim from a contrived moral science box, touching on human behavior, diet, sex, and social order. It references a recent international Sunday wet conference and debates the role of moral impulses in shaping population health, religious authority, and political life.
Beaver County Teacher's Examination will be held in the County Superintendent's office in the courthouse at Beaver on Friday and Saturday July 27 and 28. Lost brown and white Rat Terrier. Notify Earl Wilson Beaver Rt A 7 0 Stpd Mr and Mrs Cal Petty of Madison. Were uboppers there Monday.
A fragmentary discussion describes invisible rays revealing genuine pearls by phosphorescent glow. It explores how a color filter and violet light may distinguish natural pearls from artificial ones, noting observed brightness and the potential for a detector to differentiate pearls through specific reactivity.
The June 1 1982 Tempe County Tribune reports that M Cade and C M Cade face a primary battle amid disputes over gospel alignment and local practices. The piece notes opponents aim to block Cade’s candidacy and emphasizes community expectations of right conduct.
An old ad for Long & Heegle Drug Co offers Bilge Star for foot troubles including corns bunions ringworm and foot itch plus remedies for poison oak sores and children. The text promises pleasant odor and mentions clothing protection.
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