13 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
1
The document presents the text of the League of Nations Covenant with notes on ratification and civic duty. It outlines assemblies councils arbitration collective security penalties and mechanisms for disputes and enforcement across member states.
Fragmentary text outlines mandate system for former Turkish lands and other territories, detailing administration standards, protection of religious freedom, public order, and prohibition of slavery and liquor trade. It notes commissions to review mandates, the role of the League, and plans for international bureaus and labor protections.
Public improvements can cut high living costs by improving farm access to markets. The article cites Food Administration data on waste, notes the limited reach of rail and waterways for distant farmers, and argues that better roads and motor transport are essential alongside railways to deliver produce to consumers, urging support for Secretary Wilson’s campaign.
President Huteh announces a new program at the University of Michigan teaching highway transport to students. The move follows wartime shifts in freight logistics and aims to improve national highway systems, aligning with shipping and steamship lines as a broader transportation network.
Prepared by the United States Department of Investment discusses funding a new road and emphasizes using durable materials and top coverings to ensure permanence. It argues that roads built and then neglected lose much of their value and stresses long term maintenance.
Neighborly road dispute guidance urges avoiding court and encourages building a good road. The message stresses practical collaboration, with a playful line about who can build and how to establish a proper path between properties.
A quirky dialogue among pig characters led by Sir Percival Park and Grandfather Porky as they debate whether pigs deserve a party. The farm crowd argues about who should host a celebration, with Mrs Pink Pig and Miss Mam asserting rights while others resist. In the end the farmer brings the plow and they have a party, but not for each other.
A garbled OCR segment shows children from John son and Gap John son arguing about Bearcat and school. Text includes misread names like Arkae Ninn and Sas EL and appears to depict a misaligned school morning crowd and a judge reference, with phrases tangled beyond recovery.
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