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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
4
A list of dairy cows including Spotted Milch Cow aged 9 Red Cows aged 8 5 7 8 and other favorites plus young stock such as Steers Heifers and calves. Also offered are farm tools and equipment from Mandt Wagon to McCormick headers a grain binder plows mowers rakes harrows a saddle harness and miscellaneous articles sold as one lot.
A miscellaneous catalog lists various horses and mules by color age and weight. Notable entries include a Thoroughbred racehorse named Billy Sunday aged seven and weight 1100, plus numerous mares, colts, and yearlings with side by side mules and a bred gilt line of seven shoats.
A disjointed witnesses’ note describes a night at a hotel with a powebuiker and references a strange scene inside a hotel lobby. The text blends stray dialogue, implied relationships, and shifting focus on people and actions amid confusion and ritualized speech.
Voters must determine the party banner for November in August. The piece notes women and families participate in primaries under state laws, with Lola Clark Pearson as Republican vice chair and Maude O. Thomas as secretary. It references local Kerr County activity and party watchers, urging participation and outlining campaign focus amid historical civic duties.
A garbled and patronizing note references an efficiency engineer in New York and a foreman in Montana. It hints at poor prospects and a warning against lunching at a partner venue, with an enigmatic wire message from the engineer to stop lunching.
The fragment mentions a form, a story about a hire, and a plan to gamble on a rabbit, with uncertain references to a person named Nuke and a gold overalls. The tense and context suggest a rural or colloquial scene, but details are fragmentary.
Fragmented OCR text reports rich land bird diversity in a region referred to as Content American republic Conte Riva with more than five Bone conceptions. It notes North America north of Mexico has only MM species known, implying unexpectedly high local avian variety.
A quotation attributing education as more than design, urging intellect to surpass current sight and interpretation. Henry Van Dyke emphasizes enabling independent thinking beyond others' thoughts and the limits of perception through education.
Professor Deleaenne identifies a zinc like essential constituent in the human body. The metal exists in all humans about a trace weight. The weight is variable with the highest proportion found in the nervous system.
The article discusses the U S tomato industry and its value noting two hundred acres for canning and manufacture yielding about one million tons annually. It traces the fruit’s rise from humble origins to a staple grown worldwide and used in cans and bottles, touching on scientific efforts to improve yield and variety names. It also notes the tomato’s relation to the deadly nightshade and its historical portrayal as poisonous.
A clipped memory piece recalls a forbidden teen romance interrupted by parental disapproval. The narrator, aged fourteen, laments a split that stretched years, ending in marriage yet haunted by a first tender love and a chipped frame from a distant moment.
Marie Partridge visited Lina Organ Monday evening. Mrs Bart Tockey visited Hintoon Monday. Lida Anderton and Lina Organ visited Myrtie Mair Sunday. Mirace Allen McWilliams and Louike Tromper were home visitors Sunday. Mrs Duncan visited Mrs Beatley Monday. The Clark family visited Clear Creek Sunday after fruit harvest. Organ and Robt Anderton work on harvest and typhoid and chickenpox illnesses are reported.
Ozark Hotel advertises move from Rogue Hotel and lists daily room rate of 1.70 and weekly board 9.00 with 21 meal ticket for 6.50. Also promotes 40 rooms weekly, fully electric, best beds in town, and welcome policy with contact 160 J F Dillow, proprietor.
A jumble of unclear phrases hints at a local dispute involving Lawn tower Pest, Pouce A, and neighbors in Missouri. The garbled text mentions a haircut, a clitter, and a house up, with questions about waiting for a Cleelia and Bioche arial tis. Unable to determine concrete facts or individuals.
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