04 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1909
Page
1
Towkwood resident A A Brown visits county seat while Mrs Walter Figkel and Mr and Mrs Walter Figkel travel week end. Farm cash buyers seek poultry and eggs near Moore. Beav er and Englewood visitors share family ties as residents plan trips to Pueblo Colorado.
A humorous entertainment titled Scenes in the Union Depot will be presented in Beaver at the Knights of Pythias Hall. The event promises lighthearted sketches and comic scenes for local audiences seeking evening entertainment.
A Wednesday evening program presented by Home Talent supports the Christian Church Building Fund. The event aims to raise funds for church construction and maintenance through local performances and community participation.
A brief notice promotes a local entertainment event with admission 25 cents for children and 80 cents for adults. Reserved seats are available.
Ruskin resident John Spohn among many visitors in the county seat this week. Reports mention Oscar Smith and Charles Sickler visiting Orville Smith’s relatives, with others returning to Coldwater Kansas and nearby towns. The piece notes Washington events and local theater, plus Dr. B F News on medical practice and Beaver Masons extending lodge duties at Caleyville.
New Mexico and Arizona hopes for statehood fade as Congress abandons the house bill amid corruption in New Mexico and land grant fraud. The setback ends the bid for statehood this session, with officials citing graft and improper land dealings as primary causes.
Blaine county Oklahoma undertakes a bold road reform using sand clay and crushed gypsum surfacing. Engineers from the U S Office of Public Roads study drainage and material sources. Local officials, Governor Haskell, and Indian labor assist as rock and gypsum quarries, a ten ton road roller, and reinforced concrete culverts push progress toward better highways.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. George Rush died Tuesday after a serious illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday with interment in Beaufort cemetery. The bereaved parents receive sympathy for their loss as the child rests in heaven.
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