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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
2
A damaged notice announces candidacies for county offices in Beaver County, Kansas. Voters are urged to support the Republican slate for Sheriff, County Treasurer, and County Clerk in the upcoming primary, with candidates seeking renomination or initial placement on the ballot.
Fragmented town report covers Lane family, school board actions, repairs, and community notices. Mentions Mr Lane and family, parish activities, a fire at Clear Lake school, and upcoming events at Calepville school house with ice cream. Includes vague references to local workers, church gathering, and a prayer meeting turnout.
A fragmented local item describes a crowded scene with a marching band or parade in a town setting. Names and places are garbled, but mentions a grille, a ramet, and a Saleme area. Readers are left with unclear movements and events, requiring clarification.
Reading contains partial names and events from a community page. It mentions the Boyland and Campbell families, a baby born, dinners with Edgwas and Reenlet families, and a note about a rainy Epworth League gathering with no further details.
The column chronicles illnesses and injuries reported after a late July event. It notes burns boils eczema and various ailments treated locally. It mentions community figures Cry Starcher, John Kile, B May, and others hosting gatherings, traveling to Liberal Kansas, and changes to meeting times at Comp Creek.
The best rain of the season lifted spirits as farmers note improving wheat. A large crowd enjoyed an exciting tall game Saturday with Forgan winning by a slim margin. Churches held Dev exercises and the ME church crowd overflowed the large building. Prices and rail updates appear in the week’s Forgas Bit.
The fragmentary OCR sample contains scattered letters and fragmented phrases with no coherent events or clearly identifiable people or organizations. The readable portions mention names like Feegan and Remy and a regional context, but overall the text is indecipherable.
Fragmented items chronicle school elections, births, visits, and harvest concerns in Beaver County. Mentions of Decoration Day, weather, crop conditions, and local visits to Beaver depict a small town network. Notable names include Henson, Girton, Groves, Perry Kile, and L. J. Girton.
A Ridgeway communication notes a light shower and hail causing some damage. It mentions Mrs Ridgeway improving after illness, travel plans of T Dable and wife, births, local work changes and farming updates, and a Sunday school gathering with an invitation to attend prayer meet.
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