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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
7
A list of attendees and visitors to a local dinner at the Loney silo area includes Mrs Emil Schonchzer Mee Wantfall Haven Kanne and Nickenon with JW and wife hosting last Sunday. Watermelons were served, and several people plan to visit again in coming weeks as part of a chautauqua in Liberal.
The item notes better than expected wheat yields in thin neighborhoods and mentions Walter and Will Hall helping Clarence Stephenson. It reports school opening at No 27 next Monday with Mine Blanch Bently as teacher and Miss Martha Boyle as associate, both from the district, with a nine month experience. The Beaver Herald is urged for those not reading it, promising a long-established date and urging subscriptions.
An old essay argues that eighty five and ninety year olds are not frail but lean, suggesting moderate appetite and regulated diet as key. It notes aging bodies remain capable and that occasional overeating or unfamiliar foods require help from remedies to restore digestion and vigor.
A fragmented page reports three services at Independance church last Sunday with Bro Cantrell of Hooker and Bro Vance of California. It notes attendance at the PA, a funeral for P C Emberson, and various family travel and local events including a fundraising lunch and school activities.
A garbled passage discusses reliability and customer trust in a product, noting that what customers say determines dependability. The text references substitutes and the sense that a preferred option remains chosen because of assurance and consistency.
A garbled narrative blends references to life and medicine, ships and letters, hinting at a search or journey between Saint Africa and South America. The text mentions personal names, locations, and a dramatic scene involving a husband, wife, and a late arrival, all in fractured prose.
A damaged report discusses a five year study on pellagra, its link to income levels, and the role of the public health service. It notes varying poverty and nutrition effects, with some comments from researchers on diet and regional conditions.
A reported analysis discusses excessive gasoline use in New York vehicular tunnels and attributes waste to tobacco related limitations. The piece notes a U S bureau expert evaluated procedures to determine fuel loss, suggesting cleaner carburetor practices could save billions annually.
A city man described as very wealthy asks a doctor for free guidance claiming exhaustion and poor health. The exchange ends with a curt remnant behind his request as he says he will take the doctor’s advice home. The brief scene captures a tense moment in London.
A stream of short items records residents and visitors in Beaver and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Hirry Bi Jones, Mie Mad Vander, Wheeler Graue, Mrs St HL Loufberrow, Mr and Mrs Alfred Baney, Olive Given, Arthee Williams, John Ha nt Longa, Ed Hell, M F Hethonck, Carrie Sint, Della Robert, Mrs Merritt, Mr and Mrs Weight, Willard Groves, Myrtle Wolfe, Anna Thkhed, Dorm Provont, Law Nites, Purdy family, and County Engineer Ford. Trips to Liberal and Denver noted, moves to new homes, school plans, and preparations for the fairgrounds pavilion.
Mr and Mrs Fickel and Doreen returned from Yellowstone National Park last Wednesday. They were joined in Colorado by Vera Young who traveled from Houliier Colorado and came as far as Literal Kwaas with them. Walter Mickel returned with them for a short visit and will attend to him in Denver. The Fickels report a splendid time eight days in the park and nearby Lake City with little car trouble and no fire incidents, a notable record for a long trip.
Breeding stock available with blood lines including Orion Cherry King and C Sensations. Special offers on Trios with two gifts and a boar not related, plus herd headers not related to existing herds. Visitors welcome at Hillcreat Farms fourteen miles southwest of Beaver Oklahoma.
Chas. Potter of Liberal Kansas has moved his family to Beaver and rented the former T. Seal vulcanizing shop for a grocery. The building is being repaired and stock is arriving. the store will open for business soon. The town welcomes the newcomers and wishes them success.
An advertisement touts a purgative tablet labeled as strong for adults yet mild for children. It claims to induce an agreeable bowel movement without griping and to be easy and pleasant to take and to offer relief.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a reward and constitutional functions, referencing health concerns and groups or places possibly named Mutou Hurtanes and Al HAhaeh. It reads as an unclear public notice with scattered proper nouns and dates, lacking coherent context or action.
Mr and Mrs Lee Gosney and Jewell returned from Wichita last Friday night with Olliebelle joining them as they secured positions in the city.
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