24 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
1
Beavers county wheat prospects look excellent for a bumper crop as current moisture from Monday snow will aid the fields. Miss Edith Sloan spent Sunday in Knowles.
An inquiry notes that druggists often tell customers seeking cough medicine that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is safe for both children and adults. It is praised for no danger and effectiveness for colds, croup, and whooping cough, making it unsurpassed in rumor.
Entomologist Professor K Sanborn of Oklahoma A and M college reports warm past twelve days slowed green bug ravages in wheat and oats across the state. Parasitic wasps, carried by south winds, attack green bugs, with parasites potentially killing 126 bugs per parasite. Weather and movement from Texas affect spread, with western and northern Oklahoma showing heavier impact and areas near Kingfisher Enid and Broken Arrow noting varying damage.
Prof Carl Thompson of Oklahoma A and M outlines an all season pasture strategy for hogs. He notes alfalfa if possible, otherwise annuals like barley and Sudan grass for spring and summer. For fall and winter, rye or wheat provide best results, followed by barley and Sudan grass to ensure grazing nearly year round.
Large turnout fills Globe Theatre for Thursday performance with many turned away. Due to demand a repeat show was offered Friday to accommodate more attendees seeking the high school production.
Sunday Bible School attendance reaches 104 with illness keeping some away. Rex Eugene Kent visits Loyal Young People class with his father. Elizabeth McClelland joins the Beginners class taught by Mrs. Cole. Mrs. W T Quinn attends state Sunday School convention in Norman and plans Easter visits. Classes rehearse for Easter program. parents urged to attend Muster service and Easter program Sunday morning.
The church observes Passion week with evening services at 7 o clock featuring special music. An Easter program is planned for Sunday morning with regular services Sunday evening. Members are urged to attend and bring guests to reach a Sunday School attendance goal of 100.
Easter observance held by the Sunday School at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 10 oclock. Members and friends are invited to be present for the appropriate exercises.
Blanche and Zula Weidensaul and Samuel Belts launch a flower shop in the light company office last week. The new firm will offer a complete line of cut flowers, potted plants, bulbs, wickerware place cards, favors, and various decorative items. Not all stock has arrived, but a display is ready.
Oklahoma agricultural officials report a favorable wheat outlook with generally adequate soil moisture. March 1 holdings total over 20 million bushels, about 2 000 drought measures noted, and oats, barley, and rye show good conditions. The bulletin highlights pollination inputs and rotton mitt processing before spinning.
An in locality brief announces a brand new pling for sale offered by Walker Music Co based in Woodward Ollea. The wording is informal and appears to be an ad notice targeting nearby shoppers seeking the instrument.
William Kyle dies after a lingering illness at his niece Mrs Lee Hut's home. Funeral held Tuesday at 2:30 pm at the Brownswood Cemetery, with pastor of the Congregational church officiating. Kyle born in a rural farming family. survived by several children and siblings.
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