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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
8
Frank Henderson of near Beaver reports a wheat yield of forty six bushels per acre on a small summer fallowed tract. He argues the system could boost output, suggesting farmers might produce more in one season than others do in two.
Misses Hagel Mefarlind and Jereie Reith entertained at a Friday ball honoring Mable Laddis, with refreshments at Jet's and notes of local visitors and ongoing town life. Richeson ill. Mrs. Meador assisting at Fidelity Grain. families and friends visiting Beaver and Roosevelt area activities noted.
A confused, fragmented passage discusses a troublesome youth and public disdain, referencing harmful stereotypes about boys and a provocative claim about burying children. The text appears as garbled OCR with unclear attributions and no verifiable event or source.
A cor respondent describes China’s yellow rivers and desert borders as a yellow world. The piece muses on the Great Wall as more than a wall, likening it to starlit mountains. It also notes a Southwest Museum exhibit upgrade introducing a 225 foot tunnel and an octagonal waiting room with an automatic twelve passenger elevator to the main hall.
The church reports best Sunday attendance in weeks with 106 present, four above average, and mentions new song books sold. Several named families and visitors joined services including Mr and Mrs Frank Spangler and baby, Mrs John Spangler, Mrs Bowker, Miss Genevieve Stranathan, and Pauline Feese. A dedication at Booker next Sunday prompts early arrival to Bible School and improvements from cleanup day are noted.
After May 1, a notice states the Kennedy house will answer by night from the residence. It requests attention to the Kidney practice and lists a phone number 806 in connection with Dr. Allan Nicos.
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