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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
2
The notice announces subscription pricing for four years with a published Thursday edition and postal processing details. It records the term four years and a price of two thousand dollars, referencing publication location and response terms.
A fragmented political piece argues against the League of Nations and advocates strong national unity. It praises republican values, laments perceived threats, and calls for continued support of federal government policies amid wartime memory and domestic reform.
Fragmentary text hints at Christmas traditions and cheerful sentiments. The passage mentions sending red gifts and light reception, with scattered phrases about happiness and seasonal customs, set within a nostalgic, faded newspaper style.
Local residents list upcoming Monday gathering and a Tuesday event at a neighborhood venue. An oblique report mentions Ms McNulty and John Dy with ongoing health concerns. Community members hosted a social for the 80th birthday and several neighbors attended to provide comfort.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Hank Hage Leone and a visit to a daughter, with garbled phrases about a bay and a line of names. Unable to determine a clear event, date, or location.
The fragment records messages from Wm Maltinne and family about events this week at Ft, school notes and resident travel. It mentions Metiry Melumarh's child Wend ricks, meals with Couch and family, and Mary Caron and daughter visiting Hoover. Also notes Floyd Vandohireh and others visiting, church activities, and slight weather remarks.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Sewehoul Ih Benvey Rutare Homuion and family, delivery at a wedgie, Wilko catent, and a Moon school or house in an unclear location. It references a Wednesday attempt before Thanksgiving and a pig supper. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret.
Local notes recount a funeral and family updates. Mentions names such as Mr. Bherry, John Wroeman, Mr. James Pau, Mrs. HM Martin, and Frank Smith. Plans include moving to California as weather improves, with farm and kinship details from the past week.
Beaver County residents, students and faculty hosted a farewell week with speeches and events at Martin’s home and Raachon. Irvin Young and family visited, football and singing programs entertained, and parishioners joined a community gathering to celebrate Mrs. Donee and the school’s activities. The event concluded with a Thanksgiving meal and a film show at PAL, inviting residents from Goodwell and nearby towns to join in educational entertainment.
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