A Real Program for Opening Day of Our Chautauqua
Beav er July 15 19 Fields speak at the Community Farm Council meeting and the Breeders Association and Free Fair sessions drew a large crowd. Mr Fields discussed agricultural and livestock topics while officers were elected for the newly formed Community Farm Council with EB Slo cum as president R M Risley as vice president and John A Spohn as secretary treasurer.
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Fields
Community Farm Council
Breeders’ Association
EB. C. Slocum
R. M. Risley
John A. Spohn
New Manager for Probst Elevator Arrives in Beaver
O P Smith of Arkansas City Kansas and formerly of Bloom Kansas wed in Beaver last week to take charge as manager of the Probst Grain Company in Beaver replacing B F Kennedy who left in June to start his own business John Probst of Arkansas City arrived for a few days to help install the new manager Smith comes well recommended as a business man and booster His family will join soon and the Herald welcomes the new family to town.
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O. P. Smith
Arkansas City
Kan
Bloom
Kansas
Beaver
Probst Grain Company
B. F. Kennedy
John Probst
Smith
The
Herald
Soldiers of the 89th Depart for Demobilization at Liberal
Five hundred members of the 89th Army, traveling homeward for demobilization, paused at Liberal station. The group, in good spirits and well cared for, praised the Red Cross Salvation Army and the YMCA. They served in the Army of Occupation with prior postings in Germany.
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Liberal
Ocipetin
Germany
Grain Display Theft Suspected in Willow Creek
A display of grain samples from Willow Creek owner L. Wilson was stolen while the office was closed last week. The reporter notes the display included alfalfa and sweet clover, and suggests the thief should have authenticated the loss to receive credit.
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L 8. Wilson
Willow Creek
Mr. Wilson
Woodward Boosters Visit Energize Beaver Community
A large Beaver delegation welcomed Woodward boosters arriving by special train with band and speakers. The trip aimed to boost local business, with Beaver hosting meals and hosting events at nearby eateries. Citizens paid for the suppers while Beaverites formed a jolly crowd eager to foster ties and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Woodward
Boosters
Latch
Joe Merse Is Appointed To A County Post
The article announces Joe Merse’s appointment to a substantial, fee-based county position, the first official recognition for returned soldiers. It urges giving preference to veterans who served, and notes that Khaki and blue boys should lead locally as they did overseas.
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Joe Meene
Joe
Eych
Children’s Day Observed With Sunday School Exercises
Sunday schools held observances for Children’s Day. The Presbyterian church morning service and the Christian church evening service featured strong programs with good execution and lively participation.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Quinn Fickel Offers Private Farm Loan Funds At Attractive Rate
Quinn Fickel advertises a private loan pool with a few thousand dollars available to back farm mortgages at an attractive rate and with no commission.
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Quinn @ Fickel
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Stevens
the Bank OF
Beaver City
Frank Laughrin
R. B. Loofbourrow
Jas. M. Crabtree
Colorado
McAlester Threshing Coal
ALVA
J. W. Webb
Soldiers and Sailors Quartet
John. Fields
Fine Ranch
Trindle Tract
Beaver County
Oklahoma
Beaver River
Forgan
Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railroad
W. Abell
Equitable Bldg
Baltimore
Jocker
A. Maple
First State Bank
Forgan, Oklahom
Reckean
Mast
W. F. Carson & CO
Beaver, Okla
Probst Elevator
Seth
Woodward Boosters
Tukeday
Joe Merse
Beaver, Oklo
Annie L. Jones
the Miliner
Ballio State Bank
St. Paul, Hartford, Northwestern
Beaver Equity Exchange
St. Paul
Aetna
H. N. Lawson
Okla
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