Woodward Gospel Team Visit to Beaver
The Woodward Gospel Team arrived in Beaver with forty seven members to a cordial welcome. A banquet at the Court House, a packed courthouse, and multiple meetings across churches and the town spurred many to commit to a higher life, with twenty four converts signing on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Yonra
Woodward
Condorence
Setarday
Beaver Aiticona
Forgan
Forswan
Woodward Geapel
T Ayers
Glendale
Teauhon
Prohibition Gathering and School Youth Rally Planned
County President viewed La Kemp Union Tuesday and held an institute. Thirty books started a loan library. Children led by teachers marched to the church where Mee Fellow spoke and Rooster tions wed organized an LTCL. The youngsters sang and shouted a prohibition yell as campaign buttons and pennants were distributed for the Educational Fair. Bethel plans a Sunday evening meeting March 90 under WoO direction.
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la Kemp Union
Woo
Peliow
Schanke Towsday
Hile Moon Funch
WOTU
Grade complete this week at Beaver to Forgan line
The railroad grade from Beaver to Forgan is nearly finished with work to end Saturday night. Ties have been laid from the river to the terminal point as yards and depot grounds are prepared. The depot will be at the corner over the lumber yard at Main street and Brone Avenue. The first survey stake was set January 12 1914 and dirt moved January 19 1914. Ten weeks after the survey, the grade is complete and ready for steel.
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Beaver
Forgan
Emet Mills
Waa
Main Street
Brone Avenue
Beaver’s
Beaver City road contract to finish July 1914
A concrete project will see the grade completed and the road operated by a reliable firm. Construction will begin within twenty days and the federal road is expected to be in operation by July 1914. A grand celebration is planned in old Beaver for the milestone.
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Old Beaver
A North Wind Blows Through Beav er Week's Events
A jagged weather diary notes a fierce north wind Sunday afternoon into Wednesday with cooler temperatures and nerves frayed by dust and heat. Painter J H Derg of Fairview buys the Tom Fox farm near Balko and plans to move with family. Ferguson of Gray reports Beaver business and searches for a suitable mare. The Marthas Society promises a March Wind social to showcase their prowess with a brisk wind-themed performance, while residents brace for more storms.
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Jh, Derg
Fairview
Tom Fox
Balko
Marthas Society
Marthas
Tooker’s attack against editors over south river road
The piece criticizes Tooker for misrepresenting our reporting on the river south road project. It accuses him of smearing the editor, defending opponents, and shifting blame to John Mille and Bob Wilson while praising open promoters.
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Tooker
Tagker
Bliak
John Mille
Bob Wilson
Mills
Wilton
Milix
Wilem
Milla
Wilson
Pregan
Thompson
Lin
Curious Fly Mouth Rookespen Takes Charge of Rooks
Chief Garvey of rorgau nurtures a remarkable eighteen pound fly mouth Rookespen. The bird now cares for a family of thirteen incubating rooks. Pete performs duties contentedly and seems proud of his flock, likened to an old hen.
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Garvey
Rorgau
Pete
Beaver Gospel Team Organized in Beaver County Roots
Beaver and surrounding residents gathered at the Court House to form a Beaver Gospel Team after the First of the Woolward Gospel event. Forty three members joined, officers elected include Leader John Swaim and W J Quinm Assistant Leader, with a pledge to follow the Lord’s wishes and serve others through gospel work.
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Beaver
Gaurt House
Anne
Seyler
Weight
HOH. Hern
Priatnger
Quinn F
Laughern Kay Parnes
Miles HM
Bulick Homer G
Purdy Oo D
Salih
A. A. Quinn JD
Niles
Frank Shockley
Russell A
Arnold Woarbas
Provoat
T. Ayera
P. Jovane
Esra Evans Jas
Crabtree
A. D. Mann
Moora
Claude T Smith
Johnny M. Jones
W. Vandelurg
Aplentid Avaton
Prayer
Teehimony
Song Wisheld
Beas
Ter
Beaver County
Nearimoch
Church Announcements and Local Updates
Sunday March 22 features Sunday School at 9 00 a m Epworth League at 7 00 p m Missionary notes and preaching services morning and evening. all invited. After Patrick's Day, residents note rain would be welcome as Wheatland dries. City Meat Market changes hands with Ars Quinn retiring and W G Stranathan taking over. Bandstand moved to Secund Street center. Saturday concerts planned.
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Ars Quinn
W. G. Stranathan
L. Coleman
Riverside
Hie Forest
Dog Tax Notice Final Warning to Pay Untagged Dogs
Nation requires payment of the Wit dog tax to obtain a tag. Pay at the Bank of Beaver City to avoid enforcement and possible action against untagged dogs. Ollty Marshall Franx Saccetmy issues notice dated 4 18.
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Bank of
Beaver City
Olty Marshall
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