13 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
An advertisement warns buyers about unscrupulous dealers and mail order instruments. It urges selecting carefully and points readers to Stark and Beatty for trustworthy purchases in Munical instruments.
Report shows funds raised totaling 468.46 dollars for Beaver Branch War Fund. Details list donations and expenditures including aid for a slain boy, drafted training, and a dance ticket program. Mrs. J. S. Spurrier is mentioned as part of the record.
Announcement that Pamhandie Dept store opens in the Niles building Saturday June 16 with I H Corbitt as manager. It is a Beaver business expansion from the Woodward location and aims to boost local commerce. Visit on opening day for the new branch.
The Liberal Equity Produce Company in Liberal Kansas, led by manager F C Smith, is praised for its large establishment and strong stockholder base. The feature notes the company’s solid trade prospects and its prominence in the local meat market.
The text outlines expected public conduct regarding the flag and the national anthem. Civilians should remove hats and stand at attention during the anthem, while the flag must be displayed with union to the right and raised when displayed from a staff. Flags should be handled with respect, not allowed to touch the ground, and soldiers salute only when the flag is displayed.
Local note records Kallais relocating to a new site with unclear details and partial text about the move. The readable fragment confirms a change of address but lacks full context or dates.
The governor proclaims June 28 as National War Savings Day urging Oklahomans to save and invest in War Savings. The state aims to contribute to a national goal of 46,503 in war savings, aligning with federal prompts and state official signatures.
The Herald endorses C. F. Twyford for the office of County Judge of Beaver County. It notes his fitness and capacity to discharge duties and urges voters to support him in the upcoming election.
The Oklahoma Press Association declares its support for women’s suffrage in a May 25 1918 resolution. It expresses confidence in women's ability to share citizenship duties and pledges support for the referendum to be voted on November 6 1918.
A garbled snippet reports M Feinberg returning from a trip to eastern Kanaas with Liberal supporters noting twins born two weeks prior near Philadelphia. The text mentions a new cash register purchase and a potential run for the legislature, tied to Feinberg’s past in the local Feinberg store.
Crowds gathered Saturday evening to view a near total eclipse described as stunning and memorable. Observers praised the beauty and rarity, noting the moment’s lasting impression despite imperfect totality.
The Herald profile introduces Bridges a hardworking Elmwood area farmer among the candidates for the 2nd district county commissioner post. He homesteaded on a farm now owned half a section of land with cattle and crops plus steady work. He touts honesty industriousness and a track record of earning with limited means.
A Balao branch notice lists attendees including Mrs. and Misses various surnames and visitors Mrs Shear, J. Gosnell, Velma, and others. The message notes a caller from Forgan and pleasant visits to the office.
Mise Maude Thomas, editor of the Beaver Herald, voices support for war efforts over individual business. The editor notes co editions are fine but warns against neglecting national aims, giving credit to Thomas for urging unity and effort in the paper’s stance.
An advertisement promotes a Ford Sedan described as a modern enclosed family car. It touts a five seat interior, sliding windows, silk curtains, ventilated windshield, large doors for comfort, and simple maintenance with low cost. The copy invites readers to come see it.
A wartime letter from A Gardner in France dated May 10 1981 describes writing to his sister about past events and duties. He mentions Uncle Bam, officers at home, and the hope to send goods and funds. The text reflects confusion and partial sentences but preserves a formal tone of a personal military correspondence.
J. W. Couch and wife of Helena arrived last Saturday for a few weeks visit as local residents noted their presence in town society records.
J C Hodge remains at home recovering from a long illness and plans to resume work when able. Mrs O H Cafky and Mrs W B Adkisson of Forgas paid calls. Edwin appears in recovery notes. Monday visitors included Ray Hoins and family from Surprise. Jeff Holland's health is improving after a week of illness.
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