04 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
1
An ad touts Spring tailoring at Beaver Oklahoma. A political piece discusses proposals to curb high interest rates and call money, noting moves toward state owned banks and national limits to attract voter interest.
The column recounts neighbors and visitors around Beaver including Mr and Mrs Daniels at Hardwick Inn, Woodward travel notes, grain market activity with wagons crowding streets, Masonic delegates at Grand Lodge, and multiple short blurbs on local residents and business moves. A cautious column cites a regional radicalism warning and calls for police protection to guard civilization.
Resolutions express heartfelt sympathy for Dr. Tek Long brother of our Weether Knight Dr bb Lane Now. Beaver Lodge No 7 Kolehn of Pythiae of Oklahoma extends condolences and prints the resolutions in the Beaver Papers. Charter draped for 130 days from February 24 1920 in Heaver Oklahoma.
A timely suggestion promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant to take and effective for coughs and colds. The article notes the remedy relieves symptoms and asks readers to try it for relief.
Beaver High students and staff return after a vacation week with exams and upcoming events. The monthly lyceum lecture, athletic plans, and calendar gifts from Mr. Morin are noted. Teachers and alumni updates, newspaper-style notes, and a mention of the Oklahoma City convention are included.
The week notes illness and school disruption from flu and pneumonia. Floyd and Lloyd Hanenck were absent from dawn to avoid illness. Students recovered from early seating and chapel dismissal, with exams looming. Clarence Kennedy and wife visited from Missouri, stopping briefly in Knowles. Dr Munsell rested then recuperated at home. Miss Nicholson at the Beaver City bank returned after a family emergency. Erma Crabtree visited Woodward to catch up with friends.
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