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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

8

Junior League formation at local church gathering

M E Church notes describe a Sunday afternoon meeting where children under fifteen discussed forming a Junior League. A second session next Sunday will elect officers and plan activities. Invitations extended to all youths to join and contribute at the Fourth of July stand in the Stranathan building.

Btranathan Nida de. Nobel Pavtnr John S. 1

Surveyors map Santa Fe line through Lipcomb area

The Santa Fe rail plan faces delays as survey crews push 45 miles northwest of Shattuck through Lipcomb, Higging, Hohiltree and Hansford counties. Workers keep close to the old route, moving drakes and wires amid uncertainty about a Higging connection and broader railroad prospects.

Santa Fe Lipcomb Hohiltree Hansford Contive Shattuck Gore Randeree Railroad

Florence Machin and Family Ride in a Seven Seat Car

Florence Machin and her father, living in a mall town, own a two heated runabout used for many rides with her mamma. On a city visit Florence speaks of wonderland as her uncle, driving in a seven passenger machine, tells her that her papa has a machine and Florence only has the front seat portion.

Machin Florence Florence Rere

Good Furniture Polish From Uncle Eben

A handyman note suggests mixing equal parts bolted weed off turpentine and vinegar in a bottle. Shake before use and apply with a woolen cloth, then polish with a dry cloth. The mix claims to remove marks and scratches, making furniture look like new, and is touted as inexpensive.

Thinker and Friend Debate Tom's Task in Weed Destruction

Fragmented dialogue shows Thinker and his friend disputing Tom's odd statement about weed destruction. They ponder if he is smoking, teaching a method to induce something new, or simply doing farm work. The overheard exchange hints at unclear intent and possible miscommunication.

H. P. Owens Spokane Washington Beaver County I. H. Sharpe Wilkerson Tom

Visitor and Mike Exchange Rain Talk in Curious Banter

A brief dialogue captures a visitor and Mike discussing rain. The visitor remarks on a rainy morning, while Mike quips that an hour of rain may do more good than a month of it at other times, reflecting playful wordplay and mild humor.

Mike

Voice In the Wilderness in Houston Post Clip

A minister urges reshaping Saturday night to holy use. He says people should skip movies and take baths, dedicating Saturday to the Lord’s purpose, a call framed as a voice in the wilderness.

Houston Post

Aiding Nature a Woman’s Complexion and Art

Topeka Capital notes that cosmetics and beauty art can aid nature in improving a woman's complexion, suggesting cosmetics as a helpful aid rather than a replacement for natural beauty.

Topeka

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M. E. Churchinotes Public Health Service United States Uncle Eben Eaver, Meade & Englewood AY Forgan Wichita Falls Northwestern Woodward Banta FE Rock Island Jeff’s First National Bank OF Beaver Federal Reserve Bank J. W. Webb John W. Savage Frank Maple W. H. Wells J. D. Ellis National Bank Davis Hess N. B. Davis
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