New Filling Station Opens Saturday
The Quick Service filling station will be ready for business Saturday morning. The first fifty customers receive numbered tickets, and the holder of the lucky number will get ten gallons of gasoline free.
17 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
1
The Quick Service filling station will be ready for business Saturday morning. The first fifty customers receive numbered tickets, and the holder of the lucky number will get ten gallons of gasoline free.
Acknowledgments express gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided during illness and death of their mother. Separate item notes Gateboys basketball team defeating Beaver boys 46 to 44 on the local court Saturday night.
Slocum’s hog sale at Elmwood on Monday March 14 drew 48 head for 6175 dollars. No. 14 sold to Mrs. Lillie Kuns of Elmwood for 775 dollars. average prices ran about 1687 dollars per head, with ten hogs averaging 48 dollars.sale reflected strong local demand despite tight money, with buyers mostly from the community. A long buyer list and notes of appreciation by Slocum accompany the report.
Reports from Prof. Sanborn at A. and M. College describe a pea aphid like pest called the green dolphin, infesting wheat oats and alfalfa. It is larger and more prolific than the green bug, with long antennae and darker appendages. Enemies include Indybuge syrphis, and control relies on soil disruption, mowing, and pasturing alfalfa. Field notes warn widespread damage if unchecked. Also listed for sale two big Poland China hogs and a Globe range store item at Narrow Gauge Cafe.
About sixty members attended led by Mrs. W. T. Quinn. Programs covered clothing's effect on children, behavior and finances, plus vocal and child development topics. Arbor Day tree planting at the grade school was planned with a committee forming for arrangements. A Globe showing of The Miracle Man was announced for April.
Fragmentary account notes a traveling trader involved in selling medicine and cough remedies. It mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and questions about whether it was for a child or adult. The passage is unclear and contains garbled words and不 coherent phrases.
Oklahoma public health officials launch a statewide cleanup drive targeting houseflies to curb disease. Health groups urge disposal of waste, burning of dead vegetation, and sanitary handling of straw stacks as part of an organized effort with public notices and literature to educate residents.
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