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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
8
Merman unveils the first annual Pitt bred Poland China sale and view, advertisement noting Poland China hogs on offer with Wednesday event details and breeding stock highlights for potential buyers.
A charter was received by Harry Holtman for the Plovener fort American Legion. The post is expected to reach fifty members as it grows, with remarks from JM Millar of Rochester and ex-corporal Cotlios. Reports trace the organization’s early formation, women’s auxiliary activities, and broad participation of veterans in Virginia and beyond.
A Pittsburg dispatch describes a proposed hazardous bank defense by Riwed C Hoeechet of Armshure Pu. He outlines glow tubes containing a deadly gas for vault protection that could be installed as a static or portable system. When detonated or disturbed the tubes would release a toxin to incapacitate a robber, with bursts providing the lethal spray.
An Irvington man printed several fills of bantam sref com in an invented part of his garden to grow seed for next year. He remarked to a neighbor about thrather that the beetbird wrid partows had not succeeded in fading the seed cory this year. The next morning he found unbeat furty blurktinds near senap devouring. He warned that evening and pulled them away for oem keeping. The next morning he levelled sinh to sie whetter any flack Mirrie ete on Rood. The premalok om thet inienanos heert ee bust frvas in thie estren.
An abrupt appointment in a disputed church election leads to a bishopric transfer. A governor faces a sudden resignation as the new bishop is ordained in his head, amid a tense scene involving ceremonial robes and a political backdrop.
Due to low visitor numbers during the cold months, American Red Cross and YWCA hostess houses at Bony Fere-en-Tardenois and Beljeu woods are closed for the winter. The Romagne near Argonne house, largest American cemetery site, will stay open and reopen in spring if needed. Many American arrivals have visited the gravesites this season.
The Missionary Society held its March meeting with a discussion on Africa mission stations in Belg Congo. Members shared brief remarks honoring consecrated workers and welcomed visitors Mrs Barrow and Mrs Stedman, with plans announced for the next gathering and notices about fees and programs.
Mayor Gray and President Dale of the Guymon Good Roads Club are in correspondence with parties planning an east and west railroad through Beaver Texas and Cimarron counties. Promoters say they intend to make Guymon the road's headquarters if plans develop. Guymon will offer every reasonable inducement to the project.
The cattle market improves with fat cattle a dollar or more higher and hogs up similarly. A shortage of cattle nationwide supports a permanent rise. The Southwest anticipates revival of prosperity alongside stronger trade activity. A traveling salesman notes druggists commonly recommend Chamberlain's Cough Hennedy for children and adults alike due to its safety and effectiveness for coughs colds and hoarseness.
In the county office a temporary County Farm Bureau was organized with W. B. Leonard as president and Ed Lehman as secretary. B. P. Markland explained benefits of the bureau and an organization committee was named to develop membership. Mrs Edna Hughes and Barby returned home with a new baby. Also mentions Charshertaies Cough Remedy and endorsements.
Request to deliver all news to the office early next week due to the manager being out of town Wednesday and Thursday. The note emphasizes timely submission to ensure coverage despite the absence.
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