Beaver port location ad promissory rate card
An advertisement from Beaver Uikaloma promotes service at a port location with a promotional price and subscription offer. It advertises reasonable pricing and a yearly subscription of 52 000.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
4
An advertisement from Beaver Uikaloma promotes service at a port location with a promotional price and subscription offer. It advertises reasonable pricing and a yearly subscription of 52 000.
Senate lines up for a partisan clash over soldiers bonus legislation after the House bill passed the Trance committee with gains and aims to vote this week. Republicans warn of doubts on passage while Democrats and a few Republicans target the bill’s procedure. The measure would be paid from interest and allies’ loan repayments with five former service member options including cash, deferment, and housing aids.
The letter from Vo HL Grinsted in Heathen Oklahoma discusses reports in the Herald and New York American about a proposed bill. He asserts the claims are false, notes the Kansas legislative process, and urges verification of statements before publicized conclusions.
Commercial Club re organizes Beaver City with KH Loofeoucrow as temporary chairman and Read Bhockley as temporary secretary. Meeting outlines focus on improvements, labor and funding, with plans for future actions.
A family tale set in a shopfront district after the war follows Miss Lucretia and Miss Kather as they confront economic strain. A treasured heirloom quilt triggers a moral choice about thrift and tradition amid shifting city life and foreign influences. The sisters uncover a long hidden cache of money from their Aunt Anstice, funding a grateful return to their modest home and the quilt legacy.
Loasie Marbet of Gateway and Knowles residents visiting. W. T. A. met at Mrs DeWitt’s home. Several ministers and villagers attended meetings and services in nearby towns. A funeral for Blood of Oh Lake occurred. Wheat growers discussed in Enid. Wedding talk and school events noted. Preaching at Independence church and Sunday school planned.
District 151 reports visiting home folks with multiple names and places noted. Ethel and Alice Briidges, Luther Bridwell, Wiley Hendricks, Roy Taylor, Tip Skinner, Fred Taylor, Mrs Thace Cook, Kenneth Conve, Job Benger, Kriye, Gey Berymath, Mira Lucile Hobert, Andrew Pineron, Cha Kyer, Mr Vaughn, J. M Taylor, Carl Evans, Jia Floover, Croesiy, and J. I Taylor appear among those mentioned attending gatherings and visiting relatives or neighbors over the weekend in various homes and farms.
The report notes snow diminishing with moderating temperatures signaling garden work ahead. Mrs. Dave Rush has 85 baby chicks and will soon know where to obtain early fryers. Several residents including Mrs. Ed Boyer Mrs. Walter Beach and Belle Blaere are listed as sick. Josie Kellogg Horace Durfey and Jamen Hoover delivered hogs Friday. Mr. E R Lake of Stillwater Okla remains locally to tend the farm. Mrs Geo Honnugh Mrs 0 H Leah and Mrs Walter Smith received steam pressure cookers. Dave Rush marketed wheat Monday at Darrou sette. A quilting bee at Mrs L D Chappell’s drew 25 ladies. Tom Smith near Logan, an old settler, suffers a brain hemorrhage but is improving. Frank Baker helps baling alfalfa bay at Borke Datley’s.
A large crowd gathered for a Sunday church melee with organizers including A J Fouts elected superintendent, E V Caton assistant, Lester Richardson secretary, B Evans treasurer, Zita Wheeler planner, and Miss Eve Richardson leading a Thursday prayer meeting. Alex Wheeler and family visited Frank Wheeler on Sunday amid youth gathering.
March reports emphasize prompt care to curb pneumonia risk and describe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective expectorant that clears germ laden mucus. D H Cashy of The Bank of Beaver City returned from Woodward after attending a district bankers conference and stayed for dental work. Also advertised: two large Chinese mute hogs sired by Jones and a Globe range stove, for sale at Narrow Ganke Cafe by A L McArthur.
An old time ad promotes the Whitney Treatment for piles as a solution to a serious condition. It urges cautious action and promises easy application with guaranteed results. Beaver drug stores are named as sellers and explainers for the remedy.
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