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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
2
Awards in agricultural and poultry departments are listed with numerous Beaver County exhibitors and prizes. A separate, unclear monologue mocks names like Murphy, misread as “Anything fer Ann Murphy” and similar variants amid garbled text.
Three recent baseball games dominate this note on local sports with Liberal defeating Beaver 10 8 in the Saturday game and a disputed call by an umpire with Knowles and Beaver trading blows. A Monday game featured Knowles vs Nearer with rising excitement and a crowd at the field. The writer also shares a Detroit letter about Ford and wages, detailing brothers working in the Ford plant and plans for new factories and employment growth.
A damaged notice solicits names and ages of families seeking free papers for a year or more and asks for addresses. It promises prepaid transportation and asks denominational affiliations and details for mission or NGO workers, mentioning Woodward and a central contact.
Weekend church notes show Garewoee and Joes at the Methodist Ohareemoh. Sunday schedule lists Nharo Sunday Balool U1a, Baton TOpm Epworth League Sp in Barone BL Lewes.
Bible school Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and evening service at 6 o'clock. Special musical program announced. All are cordially invited by the pastor to attend at the church on Sunday.
A garbled fragment from a Globe Globe item ponders whisky and danger linked to adventure. It mocks planning and fate, noting reporters signing off and a man named Algernon needing income. The text hints at career search and delayed leisure amid personal narratives and misprints.
Excerpted lines from stories titled The Climber Phoebe Maroon Here Are Ladies and The Awakening discuss love, marriage and flirting from male and female perspectives. James Stephens G Wentworth Jamison and B S Macomarth contribute brief pieces on romance and social expectations.
A collage of quotes on silence wit gentleness and freedom from restraint by figures like Rousseau Carlyle Chamfort Theophrastus Gay Maalitt and Omar Khayyám, reflecting on talent indecision prosperity and the making of perception through language and character.
The text offers a muddled riddle about fools rushing in and facing trouble. It hints at caution versus progress but contains garbled words and missing phrases, making a cohesive event or stance unclear.
A garbled historical clipping discusses innocence and harm, with unclear phrases about a mile length of a substance and references to danger and restraint. The text lacks concrete facts, names, or events to verify a clear news item.
John Broadfoot, once the “handsome man” in Washington society, recovers from war injuries in a hospital where Marian Hamilton nurses him. He confesses his lasting love and asks her to marry him, prompting Marian to reunite their romance as he vows to return with her. Mary Sprague, the nurse, facilitates a cable proposal that heartens the wounded man.
A brief remark by Mrs. Julian Heath on preserving local goods. She notes that shipping top products elsewhere and keeping only the seconds for home use harms the producer and consumer alike.
Vice President Taft argues in the Saturday Evening Post that women should gain the vote gradually as they grow into political life, not by forced adoption. He compares it to a farmer teaching sons to run a binder, suggesting patience and training prior to full suffrage.
A dated set of driving rules outlines keeping to the right at center, overtaking on the left, turning near the curb, and yielding by horn signals. It states right of way at intersections favors vehicles from the right and uses ambulances police patrols and physicians as special cases. Punishment for violations ranges from one to fifty dollars with conviction.
The State Board of Health in Guthrie urges Oklahoma women and clubs to report unsanitary conditions in various businesses selling food and drinks. Com inspector will handle cases. complainants’ names remain confidential. Commissioner John Duke promotes cooperation, believing women can aid public health efforts more effectively.
The Biden Wer club mat hosted Mrs W F Catson Wednesday along with Mrs Mel Bowker of Hendley Nebraska and Mrs Tao By Crabtree as guests.
The Beaver County Republican argues that public interest in a local railroad faces interference from a competing Lakemp project aimed at diverting support and hindering the Beary of the Beaver City road. The piece contends foreign interests may back a rival line to block competition, urging South Beaver residents to back the Beaver City route.
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