Sidewalk addition shines at new corner building
Mrs Marie Moteger had a sidewalk built this week along the Second Street side of the new building at the corner of Dougles and Bepped. The improvement enhances the street and will aid pedestrians. Also announced is the big Shorthorn Bale to be held in Oklahoma March 8 0 by the Oklahoma Short Horn Breeders Association in conjunction with the Southwest American Livestock Show March 3 9 in that city. The paper has complimentary tickets for the Livestock Show and invites Beaver county stockmen attending the show to pick up tickets and share their plans on return. Messages note Gradge Wright recovering well after surgery at Beaver hospital. Mrs Feagin of La Kemp dies at 74 due to paralysis. remains shipped to Hitchcock for burial. Avon and daughter mourn.
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Marie Moteger
Abe Fe
Dougles
Wiis
Southwest
Sod
Geo. BH. Wright
Ghia Wook Chat Sheir
Gradge
Beaver Hospital
Tate
Wick
Mars
Feaghn
Larempines
Louies Feagin
LaKemp
Truax Wooderteking Company
Beaver
Hitchcock
Avon
la Kemp
Two Local Detainees Before County Judges
D.O. McNeil, jailed for killing A.D. Green at Forgan, appeared before County Judges Monday, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court without bond. Dolla Fox of Balko was bound over to await district court trial after being charged with forging her uncle Tom Fox’s name on checks. The Herald adds a note from the game warden warning hunters against Sunday game taking and poaching, promising enforcement.
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D.O. McNeil
A.D. Green
Forgan
Tal
Yoohn Monda
Dolla Fox
Balko
Liberal
Karas
Tom Fox
Queoh
Meese Puesday
Dimwrict
Mrs Geo Healy Hosts Washington Lesson Luncheon
Mrs Geo Healy presided over a Washington themed gathering with W T Quinn reading a sketch of Washington's home life at Mount Vernon. An afternoon luncheon featured cherry pie with whipped cream and cherry mints as members and guests, including Mrs Foor Mrs Tooker and Mrs Williams. The next meeting is planned for March 7th.
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Geo. Healy
New Street Parking Rule Sparks Citywide Parking Craze
A new order banning roadside parking in the town center went into effect Monday. The exact process is unclear, but residents speculate a dawdling traveler believing Beaver was a busy town drove into the middle of the street, inspiring others to follow. The paper urges continuing the new practice.
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Beaver
Lyceum Lecture On Liars Delights Globe Audience
Francis J. Gable spoke at the Globe Monday night delivering a lecture titled Liars. The discourse was well received with the audience noting its honest bite. The speaker joked about truth in newspapers and the impracticality of an absolutely truthful publication.
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Lyceum
Francis J. Gable
The
Globe
Inet
Balko Student Earns Marine Marksman Badge
Robert W. Bro Jee of Balko qualified as a marksman in the United States Marine Corps by hitting bulls-eyes from various positions. The Balko resident earned the marksmanship badge and a pay increase per the Washington bulletin. He is the private friend of Robert P. Albin and enlisted at the local recruiting station.
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Robert W. Bro Jee
Balko
United States Marine Corps
Washington
Young Brownlee
U. S
Little Republic
Haiti
Robert
Robert P. Albin
Beaver school opens new brick building and upgrades
The grade school and staff celebrate completion of a two story brick school with basement, four classrooms on the ground floor, auditorium and offices on the second, a large gym, playroom, and furnace room in the basement. The facility includes electric lights, drinking fountains, lavatories, and sewer connections. The project cost about 15 000 90, enhances existing facilities and reflects civic support for education while warning residents about misleading farm journal solicitors offering premiums with subscriptions.
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Oifes
Furness
Beaver High School Launches The Beaver Paper
Beaver High School students publish The Beaver a monthly school advertisement paper. The first issue features pages devoted to school news and activities and is supported by local Beaver businesses. Staff includes editor Berra Evens and assistant editor Mildred Nicholson with Doyle Davis Lois Quinn Dewey Hebbard and Lenore Long as editors and managers.
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The
Beaver High School
Bera Evens
Mildred Nicholson
Doyle Davis
Lois Quinn
Ed Ant
Dewey Hebbard
Lenore Long
Exchange
Siomary Society Meeting at Mrs Laughrin Home
The Women's Missionary Goalery of the Presbyterian Church will meet this afternoon at 2:90 at the home of Mrs Frank Laughrin. Members and friends are urged to be present.
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Siomary Society
Women’s Missionary Goalery
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Laughrin
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