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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
4
Readable elements announce a subscription rate of 52.00 per year with renewed terms and pricing details. The fragmented text references Ellen and Matt Wingtery and mentions an application or rate update to attract subscribers.
W B Hanry and Markland of the Farm Extension Department announce a Beaver county campaign schedule. Meetings led by Hy and state livestock specialist T W Claris will cover several districts with evenings and afternoons from Tuesday through Saturday. Farm Bureau aims to grow to 45 counties and 45,000 members with one fee for the family.
Farmers without regular income should keep three to five milking cows. Milk or cream sales provide cash for groceries clothing and shoes. Dairy cows offer year round employment for the farmer and family and turn wasted land into profit.
An article urges investing in a small dairy herd with immediate returns. It argues the main profit comes from cows, calves, cream and livestock sales, and indirect gains from land fertility. It notes Stillwater Oklahoma A and M College can provide guidance through dairy officials.
An advertisement style feature describes a rural stage story about a “Miracle” that cleanses corrupt hearts, with notorious Burke and others finding redemption. It promotes a performance at the Ob Theatre on April 11 under Mother’s Ghab sponsorship, and notes local hires and moving plans in Winfield Kansas.
A known traveling man claims he has heard the drug trade mention il omer asking if a cough medicine was for a child or adult. If for a child, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is almost always recommended due to perceived safety and efficacy for colds croup and whooping cough.
The Nations Business reports a Brussels conference finding that per capita taxes place the United Kingdom highest at 87.90 dollars, the United States second at 50.00, France third at 44.60, and Norway fourth at 28.80. Comparing income per capita, the study shows varying government revenue burdens and suggests United States tax relief while citing the United Kingdom as the leading burden.
Correspondence and town news describe social visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and families at the Dijewe Cook home Banitay. Local activities mention a sale near Lipscomb Texas, a club entertainment at the F J Geen home, and upcoming events with home appliances becoming common. Several residents are noted visiting relatives in Kansas City and Goltry Oklahoma, with reports on fruit freezes and ailing Neva Hildebrand awaiting limb treatment by chiropractors.
A church planning session for a belfry opens the Lorena notes. Weather turns brisk with a windy, partly snowy Sunday. Residents Cynthia Wheeler and family host and visit relatives from Hutchinson and Colorado. Easter program enjoyed in Independence with flowers, plants, and neighbors. Ray Tepper and family attend the Easter service. Combs to Arkane for lumber. local children suffer whooping cough. Archie Richardson ill. Lima hospital updates for Mrs Robt Vogt and Mrs David McNew. Preaching by brother Parsons scheduled next Sunday and next week’s services hosted by him.
The text notes Mrs Morain's parents Harvey Foil and family gathering Sunday. It mentions KL Jones leaving Home Lantern Company, Beavers yard, and Mrs Jones moving to Beaver. Frank Pembertin and Purest Tatly visited Beaver. Mrs M A Petwilder returned from Knowles. Knowles funeral delays and a revival at Nazarene church set for April first.
A stormy period in South Elmwood brings strong winds and wet weather. Easter gatherings included Dr Fowler and family, with several locals visiting and socializing. Reports mention Harold Egbert visiting, and Frank Herbert enduring a temper flare after tests. March winds damaged late wheat, and Mrs PR Johnson faces incubator chick losses at home.
Local residents list visits with neighbors and relatives, including Mrs. Charlie Blood, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Caley, Mrs. F. J. Roberts, and others. John Evane improves a roof, and Harvey Wallingberg buys Dunlap hardware store, with several trips and treatments mentioned around Clear Lake last week.
Easter offered cold winds and storms as Roy Wilcox of Liberal and Kava visited Knowles. Mase Hall of Forgan called on Harte Hall family. Whiteheard appointed manager at Home Lumber Company. Coy Morgan and family of inte were mentioned in local notes.
After a hard winter the body’s defenses drop and even slight colds can threaten pneumonia. Pneumonia is a germ disease that breeds in the throat. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is described as an expectorant that clears mucus and may prevent pneumonia. it is said to be pleasant for children to take.
The office of the County Assessor will be open up to and including April 28 1921 for the benefit of those that have failed to meet me when in their township After April 25 penalty will be added J Werenfrow County Assessor
In your area a brand new plano is advertised for sale. Interested readers should write WALKER! MUSIC CO. located in Woodward Oklahoma for details and purchase arrangements.
Mr Brake of near Elmwood visited Beaver on Wednesday while returning from Wichita with a herd. He says the cattle market is slow and cautions buyers. Advertisements praise Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and Cough Remedy. Edward P Miller of Abbottetown endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and colds.
A sale advertised for March 80th has been postponed by the god son. The new date has not been learned.
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