03 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
1
Beaver hosts La Verne teams in a two game evening. Girls edge Beaver 20 to 17 with a narrow win by visitors. Laverne boys win the second game as well, while injuries include Lile Gilbert bruised eye and a local girl bruised head. W. H. Wells attends district bankers meeting in Woodward last week.
An advertisement for B Slocum's Pure Bred Duroc Hog sale clarifies the event will be held Monday March 14 not March 16. The notice corrects an earlier misprint and urges readers to mark March 14 for the big sale.
The Beaver public school invites all patrons to a teachers reception at the high school next Monday evening March 7 at 8 oclock. The event aims to bring together parents and teachers to share an evening and discuss the students. Mrs. Chas. B. Davis recently returned home to Woodward from a visit with Mrs. Cafky at Forgan.
The state entomologist warns of an impending invasion of green bugs from north-central Texas that will mostly affect wheat and oats. He cites no known chemical controls, notes natural enemies and reduced oat planting as mitigation, and describes failed attempts with steam, high-heat showers, and gasoline-fired sprays.
Mrs O H Casky of Forgan attended a cordial dinner at Mrs Capry’s home last Friday with guest Dr Cras EB Davis of Wood Those invited included Mrs H Loot bourrow G Stranathan N B Davin Kasen Thomas Beaver Mia W L Beardsley Forgan.
The Mother's Club held a well attended meeting led by Mrs Fickle with programs on self control and perseverance featuring speakers such as Doreen Fiche and Miss Lucile Egbert. Reports included praise for the high school debating society and committee appointments for school visiting and town entertainment. Proceeds from the Tom Thumb Wedding totaled 150.70 and were placed in the Fire Escape Fund.
A vote of thanks was extended to Spangler Bros for use of their building. Five applications for club membership were received. Mrs. W. T. Quinn will lead the next meeting on March 11, with topics on childish possessions and spending money and clothing's impact on development. A rally day urged with members bringing guests. new shipment of Hamilton Brown shoes at new prices arrives in Clepper, Clear Lake, Otl a.
At a Monday evening meeting in the courthouse Beaver voters approved establishing a new park north of the circle between one wagon ramd and the railroad. The project calls for planting trees and making the area a pleasant addition and camping ground for tourists.
Readers in Abbottstown praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noting quick relief from coughs colds and throat irritation. Reported testimonials claim the medicine calms coughs and helps restart daily activities.
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