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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
4
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The Beaver Herald notes Tadeo Williar H. Eneland of Ponca as a Republican candidate for Congress in the Eighth District, subject to the August 1923 primary nationwide.
The Maryland, Massachusetts Senate debates highlight a GOP record of achievements and a sharp rebuke of Democratic critics. Lodge and McCormick argue the administration has advanced a far-reaching program, while Democrats are accused of obstruction and misrepresentation. The GOP intends to answer back with factual progress rather than abuse.
M C of Enid Oklahoma endorses national Republican platform and Harding administration in a plea to support his candidacy. The letter highlights agricultural policy, tariffs to protect American farmers, and calls for improved finance, transportation, and marketing facilities to raise farm prosperity for the district.
The official committee for Beaver County Athletic and Scholastic Meet met to reschedule to Porgan Oklahoma on April 7 and 8. The Herald notes an error claiming no other meet would be held this year and explains a Beaver county school meet was advertised for Beaver on April 18 but the Porgan date was set for April 7.
A local church and community notices page describes roll call attendance for W. Baly and family, missing Bowker, and visitors including Mrs Frenk Spangler and Fern Jacob. It notes a "Just Man" social by Loyal Women, Bible School activities for Chinese children, a missionary program planned for March focusing on China, and a snowstorm postponement of services and meetings.
Members gathered Friday afternoon under director Mrs F C Tracy for a varied program including piano and vocal solos and a reading. Ray Barnes praised the Grade school visit. Miss Helen Murphy and Raymond Kimball donated 26 library volumes with labels for future use. the club expressed thanks to Miss Murphy and Master Raymond. The gathering anticipated the city library project as good books fulfill their mission.
Boon orerk week end visits with neighbors and relatives. Elmer Byrd stayed with Elton Mahaffey after a hospital stay. Sympathy to Roy Henney family on February 12 loss. Various visits, social events, and church notes. Rain blessed the area, North Fork school pie sale raised 38.27 for ground equipment. Willie James returns from San Francisco. John Anderson plans to stay in California. Prayer meeting at Newton Burleson. Weathering crossings and hog transport noted.
Lorena reports one inch of rain on Tuesday night fueling oat and barley sowing while Wheat condition remains uncertain. Enterprise girls beat Beaver 20 to 10 with West End Champions 37 to 25. games set for Eureka Friday and Goodwell Saturday. Local moves include Banga Bros relocating a house to Liberal. Community notices mention Sunday School offerings, church events, and visits from Preston, Kansas residents.
A pie supper at North Fork school drew a large crowd raising 88.20 for playground equipment. Families including Mr and Mrs Wiley Allen and Mrs Roy Ghean visited Tyrone, while Ezra Evans will move to the Taylor farm for the next year. Christian Endeavor meets Sundays at 7, and the Easy Bee Class enjoyed games and refreshments at the Jacote home.
Army residence in Hoover Oklahoma hosts a private sale of Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Chine Clotet bed springs mattress wool and fibre rug linoleum 1x12 MES. Dave Barrow phones 266 for details.
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