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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
4
Community diary from North Fork recounts visitors and events at Kay Herwist's, Mee Mit Geven's, and the Mothers Of Ste cele gatherings. Neighbors attend socials, harvest activity grows, and plans for the next party at multiple homes include games, croquet, and light entertainment as weather dampens attendance.
Fragmented readable phrases mention Clear Lake, local names, places like Newry and Filey, and scattered terms about meetings and notices. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete names, yielding no cohesive event or announcement to summarize confidently.
A bereaved obituary notes the death of a young child in Pt Cobo after a vehicle incident. The Stewart family from Beaver City moved to the Deep Creek area recently, and neighbors express sympathy and sorrow. The community gathers in prayer and remembrance, with mentions of a funeral and affectionate tributes.
A May wedding linked Follett residents Dean King and Millie Haines. Ceremony at the church featured white crepe de chine, a roses bouquet, three bridesmaids, and a reception at the Malone home. The couple now reside in rooms formerly occupied by Prof and Mr. Janes, with best wishes for a long, happy life together.
The home of the soul belief links the stomach to the seat of the soul. For ordinary stomach troubles these tablets are prompt and satisfactory. They strengthen the stomach to perform its functions naturally. Give them trial. They cost 4 quarter.
Treneurtnee agents surveyed the neighborhood over damaged wheat on Main Street. Mrs Howe and daughters Bessie and John, from Beaver, visited Cop Town Sunday. Howard Dye returned from the Barhy reach to aid in harvest. Vernon Earl came home from Kansas City with shipments of fat cattle.
Fragmentary OCR text records a Friday to Friday travel log and a local board meeting. Mentions include Oslifornia trip in a Buick, Wag a Mourad, Beaver Sunday, and a board chaired by Mendenhall with absent members. Disjoint names and errors obscure clear facts.
The panebine Sunday School Class of South Fist held a sale with low cream and cake, raising $15 for clam expenses. Half funds will support a worth cause. The Sunshine Class aims to provide service and pleasing recreation for youth.
South Elmwood notes describe farmers harvesting harvest haode and wives seeking help for cooking. Miss Alice Fowler helps sister Mrs Johnson and Miss Savills Greer is on the sick list. Sunday School picnic at Mrs Blower's grove June 12 drew a crowd with swimming and horse stow pitching. Mrs Iva Fowler aids Mr Waller in cooking during harvest. Hale reports heat damage northeast of Elmwood on June 1.
Fragmentary text claims most rheumatic ailments are muscular or chronic rheumatic, not needing internal treatment. It suggests relief from Chamberlain's Liniment and promises sleep and rest without specifying dosage or risks. The snippet lacks verifiable details or medical guidance.
Miss Louise Phelps returns home after spending the past year at Washburn College in Topeka Kansas where she attended school.
Fragmentary Ottawa era notes list names Wheeler Libel Mee Billups Heetor Sudey Ray Cassady Me Lew and others. Mentions Sunday dinner with several individuals and a Sunday visit by Lyle Wee. Little readable context on dates places or full events.
Every family should keep this preparation at hand during the summer months for a possible illness. The ad notes the product cost and asserts its value, urging readiness for heat and common ailments.
The item notes Mrs Theta Brown visiting her father and mother at Shattock with the H Hughes family returning home Saturday. Kinety Neihart cared for her daughter Mre Firth, while Mrs Vernon Bari remains at Lint and Headford attends church services at Copple on Sunday.
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