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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
3
A tribute recalls a mother and father shaping a son with moral creed and love of country. It honors their guidance that formed the man who heard the call and served with noble passion, leaving them a lasting pride in his virtues and sacrifices.
A government warning lists sensitive military details not to be published or repeated. It cautions against disclosing troop movements unit identities frontline connections and logistics such as arrivals, departures, convoys ships ports, naval or merchant activity, coastal defenses, and war material contracts.
Charles F. Sutt argues in Iola (Kan) Register that democracy in Russia collapsed due to Bolshevism and dismisses utopian dreams as dangerous. He warns Americans to unite, fight in any way, and resist undemocratic doctrines that could undermine the war effort. He cites the need to stay focused until victory and decries drawn battles in place of the front-line burden.
The article claims the Russian revolution has murdered more women and children than the French Terror, detailing brutal abuses in the Baltic and Moscow. It asserts Bolshevik leaders aided the Germans, demobilized the army, and handed Moscow and Kiev to enemy troops, while urging War Savings efforts at home.
The Conquest neighborhood women unable to reach the Clear Lake Branch will form an Aux Mary to work with Mrs. C. L. Crawford as Inspector. Juniors are also at work. County Attorney C. F. Twyford plans to move to Pueblo, leaving office at term end. he will not seek re election. The Twyfords depart Beaver. Frank Laughlin and wife visited Camargo for a nine. A new player piano arrives for Mrs. J. A. Miller and Mrs. F. Tracy is ill with bronchitis.
The notice lists numerous names and places including Beaver, Lamar, Madison, Gate, Riverside, Lorena, Logan, Camp Travis, Lorene, Lorena WN, and others. It notes new subscribers and renewals received, with scattered town and railroad or bank identifiers, suggesting a community growth update.
A fragmented line reads This Thrift Army has an age Vomit and there are no Beers one can save his nickels and dimes jot. The odd phrasing suggests OCR damage on a thrift or budget note with scattered terms. No clear person or organization can be verified from the readable text.
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