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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
4
Local notices, personal visits, sales, and loan offers fill Beaver County pages. Advertisements mix with courtesy mentions of church events, political notes, and new car arrivals, all anchored by Beaver area residents and merchants.
The infant, one week old, child of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Tooley of Floris, died Sunday. Funeral services were held Monday at A W Tooley’s home and interment followed at Hibbe cemetery. Sympathy to the bereaved parents. The High School and primary grades closed Friday. The eramnar and Intermediate grades closed two weeks earlier. The High School enjoyed a picnic at Clear Creek Friday and Saturday, with Prof. Bunyard and wife accompanying the students. they described a jolly outing.
JOR Thomas donated the final carpet covering the remaining areas of the Christiaan church interior after presenting carpet for the choir and main aisles earlier. The gift was appreciated by native members for improving the edifice’s appearance.
Geo C Rankin writes of a visit to a mother's grave near Reanes Georgia recalling Sherman battles and Johnston troops, then dreams of childhood, grief, and forgiveness. The piece blends memory and faith, ending with a prayer for resurrection and reunion in a heavenly land.
A Texhoma Argus critique argues against deputies and extra help for county officers. It favors cutting salaries to ten dollars a month and allowing a three dollar deputy, with the law allowing deputies as needed. It questions the need for regular working hours and notes a pattern promotion by Robertson's Millinery Store.
Contractor Strong began work on Beaver High School this week, rapidly pushing foundation and basement. The project, once finished, will be a prominent city landmark offering a handsome, durable edifice. Also listed are numerous renewals and new subscriptions from individuals and towns across several states.
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