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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
12
The Quality Style Shop presents its fall fashion show featuring Palmer garments praised for color, trimmings, materials and workmanship. Trusted, established trade marks reassure patrons. a ready-to-wear section invites inspection with prices about half from last year. Mrs. Dobson in charge.
A local shoe shop highlights its wide selection and attentive service. The retailer emphasizes fashion and fit, aiming to please even the most exacting customers with quality footwear and helpful staff.
The Fall Style Show features a pleasing Millinery Department with profuse charming hat styles. Miss Rice is in charge at Gorman's We Have It confidently presenting the season's headwear.
Residents in Boottsville Kansas and nearby towns recount visits by Mrs Arthur Robb and others to Higgins Texas and Oklahoma City kin. Community notes mention Mothers' club reception, a silver bread tray gift, and farewells as families move to For tin winter. Twin Mound reports dry weather, wheat yields, and local social events including sales and school plans.
The community records misfortunes and daily life from Art Evans breaking his leg near Beaver City to schooling changes. Notes include Artie Evans Jr. losing a mule, families visiting, students heading to Goodwell and Meds teine Lodge, Epworth League social, and various visits, sickness, and minor accidents. The month’s events reflect a small town rhythm with neighborly updates and school movements.
H M Bulick and family of Colorado visited here for work. Medford Brooks and Hervehel Evans visited at Laverne Saturday and Sunday. Mire, Jones and daughter, Mr. Huffman returned home Thursday. Mrs. Jones had been at her daughter’s home, Mrs. W E Bass, for a year and made many friends. E J Bass had his separator burned Monday morning. No other notable events.
L S MUNSELL M D promotes promp t automobile dispatch to all county areas for medical calls. C S RHODE ISLAND REDS announces cattle or farm related news. Oklahoma money to loan offers plenty of funds for farms with low rates and quick inspections at Newton State Bank. H R JODY door north of court house in WoonwaAu. D TORTATOMA.
Fragmentary notes show Mr and Mrs Huguley from near nate My Hu ko visiting Keaver Saturday for an auction event. Other names appear in garbled form, including Hague Huguley and Alttea Hugue.
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