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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

8

Revival Guests and Local Visits Highlight Beaver Week

Evangelist Mathis and singer Armstrong stay at J. E. Spurrier home as Beaver hosts revival activities. Attorney Wade Loofhourrow and wife visit relatives in town before returning to Buffalo. Rev. L. L. Shaw and Mrs. Shaw, former Beaver residents, visit while Shaw prepares to speak at Beaver high graduation. County Attorney Ed Gardner and wife return from Wichita to seek treatment advice for Mrs. Gardner’s tuberculosis with a tent house erected at their home for outdoor life as part of the recovery plan.

Evangelist Mathis Armstrong J. E. Spurrier Armstron Wade Loofhourrow Buffalo Beaver P. R. Walker L. L. Shaw Weatherford Rev. Shaw Beaver High Mrs. Shaw Shaws Christian Church Ed Gardner Wichita Gueda Springs Mrs. Gardner

Querr Brineh City in Bouth of Tye Ireland

The fragment describes a quaint scene in a southern Irish area near an episcopal ally. One street side features a growing building or business while the opposite side shows a wall and Overhanguettes of a nearby estate. The overall appearance is quaint and evocative.

Tye Ireland Tly Muvartney Bnd & Dennery

Fragmentary weather note on New Zealand forests and wind

The readable text hints at a weathering scene with dust and forests in New Wutland. It mentions winds affecting the fords and a general sense of movement across the landscape.

New Wutland

A Qualified Man for State Treasurer

The Herald profiles Frank Newkirk of Tulsa as a candidate for State Treasurer. It urges Beaver County voters to investigate his record, noting his experience as Tulsa city auditor, school treasurer, and municipal accountant. It emphasizes his platform of efficiency and service and cautions voters to choose qualified leaders.

Dores Herald Newkirk Tulua Mgr Beaver County New Kirk Tulsa

Blind People Good Gardeners In Early Guild Circles

A fragmentary note describes a group linked to The Guild of Hind Girone and their activities as gardeners. It mentions Hilnd men pinke and a tale of trust and craft, with a plan to fill duties at a garden site and references a gardener’s role in a community setting.

Futian Bondee Guild of Hind Girone

Let Us Have Peace on Earth Phrase Confused Text

Fragmentary text references peace on Earth, export claims, and a garbled line about a cattle herd. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the readable words.

Heaver

K and C Railroad settlement eyed by Stevens county

The Kansas and Oklahoma railroad dispute with Stevens county nears resolution after a Hugoton meeting where president O P Byers proposed a revised plan. Voters in Hugoton and Center Township will decide, aiming for Woods by June, with Oklahoma end negotiations progressing and an injunction on the Kansas side lifted.

Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad Stevens County Hugoton O. P. Byers Center Township Woods Oklahoma Ling Land Kanaas Byers Liberal Kas

Sundial Guide Appears Less Useful Than Walking

Fragmentary text discusses a sundial's limited usefulness compared to walking, noting difficulty in telling time and misgivings about accuracy. References to daily cycles and fleeting moments suggest a dated discussion on timekeeping methods.

Indigestion and Commuting Fear City Diet Claims

A physician who practices both medicine and public health in New York argues that urban residents show higher indigestion due to city life. He cites disrupted breakfast routines and commuting stress as factors harming digestion and daily function. The piece notes conflicting views on urban diet and health.

Hay New York City Aidistuetloa

Life in Nanking Streets and Footbinding Traditions

The writer describes Nanking busy streets filled with rickshas and vendors, noting bound feet among women and the persistence of footbinding in rural China. He contrasts urban practice with country customs, mentions wearing quo and bangs, and observes daily life near the South Gate and Language School area while hoping for letters from home.

Nanking China Nan Tung Chow Shanghai

Church of God Organizes Sunday School at Swiger Home

The Church of God held its first Sunday School at E. A. Swiger's home on May 1 with 51 enrollees. Elected officers include Mia Swiger as Superintendent Anat, Carl Bogue as Superintendent, Velma Swiger as Soc Treasurer, Mamie Swiger as Pianist Thelma Jones as Supt of radio Roll and Home Department. Weekly prayer meetings are set for Tuesday at 8 PM. Friday's topic is The State of Man Between Death and the Judgement. Everyone invited.

Church of God E. A. Swiger Mia E. A. Swiger Anat Carl Bogue Velma Swiger Mamie Swiger Aast Thelma Jones Ofradio BE. A. Swiger Elmer Swiger Mra J. M. Jones J. W. Couch Mra. J. S. Slate

Fragmented Textile Reference Lists Historic Fabrics

A garbled OCR passage mentions various fabric types such as twill, cotton, sateen, dimity, terry cloth, and Norman cloth. It appears to be a partial catalog or note listing fabric names with unclear context and several misspellings. The fragment lists potential material types and related terms, suggesting a reference or inventory snippet.

Reading guidance from Bible and Shakespeare for clear writing

The text asserts the Bible and Shakespeare are the best guides for writing, claiming no substitutes are better. It warns against learners misusing language and emphasizes classical models as unrivaled for instructing how to write well.

Early stethoscope idea traced to 1660s principle

A fragment notes that the original stethoscope was described in 1810 by Laennec and asserts the underlying principle was explained more than 150 years earlier.

Laeuwen

Beaver County’s Long, Confusing Territorial History

A compiled abstract traces Beaver county’s shifting claims from 1606 to 1892, listing French Spanish and English rulers, landmark transfers and treaties, plus the 1890 Oklahoma organic act and 1892 naming by popular vote. It cites Langalle proclamations and multiple sovereign handovers across Louisiana and Texas, ending with the 1892 county naming.

Beaver County Lagalle Lautaiaga France James I England Virginia Mississippi Walter Raleigh London Hderonsa United States Everton Napoleon Louisiana Spain Meteo Ferdinand I Teabella Fernando 1 Carlos I Philip VI Philip I Philip TV Carlos Louis 1 Fernando VI Carlos UI Carlos IV Joseph Bonaparte Louis [V Louis V Napoleon Bonaparte James Charles William and Mary William II Anna George George TH Oliver Richard Williams Cromwell Sir Walter Raleigh Lord Fairfax de Therville de Bienville la Motte Cadiline Wil Ham Henry Harrison James Wilkerson Aaron Burr Gow James Miller George Tanrd Melektor de Mediayitia Arcona Banta Ana Samuel Houston Cimarron Territory J. R. Lindley Thomas P. Braidwood

Beaver County Visitors Across Oklahoma City Notes

A dozen residents from Gray, Dombey, Boyd, Grand Valley, and Ben Oklahoma stopped in Liberal for business and family visits. Individuals named include A Gibson, Dr Wright, J P Barber, J W Cuyler, Mrs Carl Muir, Mr and Mrs George Whitmer, Mrs H Kareber, Mr Karcer, J A Petrie, C H Stewart, L F Kroker, Tom Taylor, and Chet Brewer. Art Greendyke hosts Delco plant installation by Anderson Electric Equipment crew in Elmwood.

A. Gibson Grand Valley Oklahoma DR. Wright Gray J. PL Barber Boyd J. W. Cuyler Ben Carl Muir George Whitmer Dombey FL Kroker Tom Taylor Chet Brewer Anderson Electric Equipment Company Delco Art Greendyke Elmwood Ims Wm. Eplow Charles J. Ry Peters

Plants For Sale in Woodward Oklahoma Vendor Ad

Nancy Hall Sweet Potato Plants priced at 40 cents per hundred or 3.50 per thousand Tomatoes Livingston Stone variety at 50 cents per hundred Prompt careful attention to mail orders by Paul Gregg Woodward Oklahoma Route Two miles south of Woodward delivered by mail order service in Oklahoma.

Nancy Hall Livingston Stone Paul Gregg Woordward Okla Enet Woodward

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