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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
8
Advertising rates and subscription price details appear in this fragment. The note mentions a $200 yearly subscription and a general appeal for rates, with scattered garbled text suggesting a local publication context. No clear event or person other than the Beaver Herald appears.
A urgent plea to eliminate flies from homes and dining areas. Avoid breeding grounds like trash piles dumps and toilet vaults and wipe out infestations to protect food. The piece emphasizes swift action against flies as a health measure to prevent contamination.
City council approves culvert work on Main Street near the court house cutting down high street terrace and curbing around the court yard to connect with business district. Plan calls for transforming the vacant grounds into an attractive spot while inviting county residents to support beautification and fiscal prudence.
The passage highlights the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion backing congressional disarmament efforts. It argues mothers and daughters of World War I veterans speak more forcefully than pacifists, noting U S wartime prep depended on allies and warning against premature disarmament while other nations arm.
A fragmented piece recalls childhood scenes beside a grandfather clock and shifts to a wartime era confidence in the United States. It argues that despite fears about the economy and draft era turmoil, most Americans maintain faith in a recovery, with industrial expansion and national prosperity on the horizon.
Washington notes summarize a Canadian Tariff Commission report chaired by E B J Davis. The document discusses British doctrine and tariff policy, arguing protection aids industrial growth and noting UK per capita tariffs around 14 dollars, with Canada’s wartime and postwar levels near 23 dollars.
A garbled notice hints at the Avery family and preparations for upcoming summer sowing. It mentions seed readiness and urging immediate action to secure supplies from Chamberlain's. The fragment suggests timing for planting and potential market activity.
Clear Creek residents hear a noon Sunday gathering as Elmwood School House hosts a Sunday school session. Visitors include Fred Turner from Branson Colorado and Fred Plain from Vallejo New Mexico. Local families and students share updates on health travel and school activities.
The ad asserts the stomach as the soul's seat in old belief and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a prompt remedy for ordinary stomach troubles. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach to perform its functions naturally and invites trials at a cost of 1s 4d per quarter.
A jumble of social notes reports Cecil Spell Wilbur and Charlotte and Alice Roberts at a party with a large crowd Friday. Ice cream cake and a pleasant time accompany visits by Ear Murray from New Mexico and other locals.
The text presents garbled questions about salter or salation terms and river regions. It mentions Abner and a Rinker element with unclear relevance to rheumatism and an affected person.
Rain fell heavily Tuesday with some areas receiving only half an inch. Mr and Mrs McNew and Mrs Nickeson's mother improved after illness. Everett Combe from Arkansas visited relatives before learning his three year old daughter died. Parsons preached at Independence Sunday. Mrs Eugene Williams returned from Liberal after treatment. The Loyalty Club plans a Sunday dinner at W Vogt's home.
Harry Wheeler and others from Liberal visited Tuneder ere and stayed with Frane Wheel 7 BW. Vogte and A J Fouts spent Sunday at H W Vogt's near Gray. EB reorganized at Lone Star with Mr Hyatt as president. Adele and family dined with Mr M A Oneady. The Ander sons dined at RT HiT. Several youths visited A J Emons's. Farmers plan to attend the Tractor Threshermen’s meeting in Brayer over Saturday.
Local Follett items include visits, illnesses, and travel. Mr and Mrs Ellison plan a visit to Ellison's father in Cleo Kansas. a baby girl born to Roy Durfey family. Dee Harrie aid mother died. funeral at Oatesby cemetery. Reverend Hogan and Holiness group hold nightly services. crowds attend street gathering Saturday night. Follett residents discuss strawberries and country trips. Leola Walker to summer school in Alva. Miss Elite Montgomery wins catechism prize. various visits and travel noted.
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York reports five years use of Chamberlains Tablets. She says her husband carries a bottle when traveling and that the tablets relieve heavy after meals dullness and digestion issues.
Very hot and sultry afternoon with signs of rain. Debby Young missed an event due to a Tuesday storm. Farmers in the area gathered for wheat and corn tasks. clowing and printing over Beri Dongina trent Sunday with Rue tel Martin olen his cousin Beory Boothe.
Gard Blood and Roy Bell shared dinner with Mably Hoothe and Sandey. Ernest Shiner visited his parents and relatives. Hiram Boothe does carpentry for Andrew Pierson. James Rigen delivered grain to Carrourett. Joanne Regen and children visited grandparents Booth. A party at Kieper's drew a large crowd with ice cream and cake. A Wednesday storm forced travelers to spend the night roadside. Mr McVicker lost a cow to lightning.
Jasper Holmes and family visit Frank Petersons while they manage farms nearby. Mrs Cox from Enid visits Walter Beach and Willie Byrd attends dental work in Follett. The Mothers Club hosts a banquet for about sixty guests at the Meener home with fruit salad and cocoa. Families including Hennighs attend Beaver high school exercises.
The article explains that battery plates may be separated or insulated and promotes Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation as a durable solution. It claims the insulation does not puncture or warp wood separators and outlasts battery plates, saving on wood-separator replacements.
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