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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
4
The article argues that factionalism hinders some towns but not all. It urges citizens to see shared prosperity, noting even if factions fight, unity can emerge when residents recognize that town prosperity benefits all, including their own group. The piece uses an example of supporting new industry for indirect town-wide gains.
Towns must unite to secure profitable industries and shared benefits. Factional squabbles after loss harm the whole community, while coordinated effort prior to securing advantages ensures all can gain. Seek undivided support, even amid disagreements, to protect local prosperity.
The text warns against broad suspicion of alien blood and spies while urging government officials to handle traitors. It notes a climate of mistrust harms unity, praises restraint, and ends by saying most colonels advance except Col. John Burleycorn.
The piece argues there is no absolute free speech and urges obedience to laws, highlighting the duty of majority rule and the danger of treasonable criticism. It warns against resisting taxes and conscription, stressing public safety and loyalty during wartime as crucial obligations for citizens.
The president rules conscientious scruples do not bar a man from active service in road building. The statement signals broad mobilization for public works despite private beliefs.
Ipsam corn pulling notes a week of activity as Rev J H Coulter and wife visit from Auster Colo. They plan to come to visit Coulter relatives. J W Coulter has been ill with tonsillitis but improving. E Le Smith also ill but better. Coulter party made a Beaver trip on Thursday. Hayden family and E R Hayden left for Colorado in V W Haydens Ford. Roy Husted, operated on for appendicitis in Beaver, died Friday August 31 at 4 pm. Funeral Sept 1 conducted by Rev J W Coulter. Sympathy extended to the bereaved family with prayers.
Fragmentary text references a watermelon tonic with laxative effects and a signature by E. W. GROVE. The garbled content mentions nerves, greens, and a person or entity named Jeff’s, but provides no clear event or outcome.
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