Labor Day Urges Shared Work Effort in Beav er District
Labor secretary urges national unity on Labor Day, calling for collective action to stimulate employment and improve wages. The piece notes community efforts to address slack business, urges private and public cooperation, and stresses faith and optimism for a prosperous spring. Local notes list residents traveling, teaching appointments, and new home construction in Beaver.
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James J. Davis
Mbor
Washington
Countes
Best Grain Market Signals Shift in Hog Prices
Oklahoma State University economist Carl P. Thompson notes hogs and feed costs undercut high food prices. A U.S. experiment shows live hogs fetched lower prices at sale than market prices, with corn at 60 cents a bushel and other grains around 40 to 95 cents.
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Rillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Carl P. Thompson
Oklahoma A
Willrey
Hoge
Ren Brown Family Ten Day Trip Reported
Ren Brown and family returned from a ten day trip with no car trouble aside from a minor tire issue. One night was spent at BR Moore’s home, formerly of Beaver County, near Suaxay Colorado. Mr and Mrs Aspore are doing well. They own a large house with a well equipped farm nearby. We are glad to hear of the prosperity of former Beaver County friends.
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Ren Brown
Br, Moore
Beaver County
Suaxay
Colorado
Aspore
Heaver County
Karin in Ritters Employ and a Double Wedding Plot
Karin Waley, a secretary with striking features, becomes entwined with Jerry and the Ritter family. Ritter seeks an heir and marries Karin to secure wealth, while Jerry clings to her as she toys with his affections. Six months pass as Karin maneuvers to a lavish life, flaunting fashion and domestic skill, until a final moment tests love and ambition.
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Waley
Jerry
Karin
John Ritter
House of Ritter & Ritter
Chonco
Ritter
Hitter
Ritters
Kerio
Karto
Regular church board meeting with Loyal Women notes
Monday night regular church board meeting. Loyal Women held their monthly business and social session at Mrs. Pickel's home. Miss Fee led a thorough drill on Personal Evangelism. ten members attended. Next Monday's Workers Conference meeting announced. attendance goals set. Mrs. West substituted in Primary. Miss Zon Quinn hosts missionary program next Monday at 4. Myrtle Hughes joins Young People's class. Clarence Smith returns to class after absence. Mr. Hanly reports on Stillwater Sunday School.
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Church
Zon Quinn
Myrtle Hughes
Woodward
Clarence Smith
Hanly
Stillwater
Revival meetings disrupted by illness and travel
Rev J L Bundy began revival meetings Monday night but left after receiving a telegram Wednesday stating his wife was ill. He planned to return soon. Rev Carter is unwell this week but active. Church members attended the funeral of P C Embers Sunday afternoon. Bro John Lawson visited last week. Merrit sang. Bundy brought a singer teacher from normals in the south. Hochum couple attended the funeral. Missionary Society meets with Miss Edith Loofbourrow. refreshments to follow.
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J. L. Bundy
Shawnee
Carter
P. C. Embers
John Lawson
Bro. Merrit
South
Bro
Hochum
P. C. Emberson
the Missionary Society
Edith Loofbourrow
Leffingwell and Beeler Blevine Land in Beaver
Roy Leffingwell and pilot Beeler Blevine arrived from Oklahoma City by aeroplane Monday night. They left Oklahoma City at 4 PM and landed in Beaver at 6:06 PM to attend county fair business and plan to return for the fair on September 22 23 and 24. Johnny on the spot offers a ride for those who attend.
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Roy Leffingwel
Beeler Blevine
Beaver
Oklahoma City
Aries
Leffingwell
Denver
Loffingwott
Hie Alrahip
Johnny
Thomas
A Pronounced Success In Bowel Remedy Use
The unifiem sneonss physician use of Chamberlni Colin wed Diarrhoen Remedy aids relief and care of bowel complaints for children and adults. It has gained near universal use, with users agreeing it has no equal.
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Colin
Notice to display number plates front and rear
A legal notice commands motorists to keep number plates in front and rear of their car as required by law. Signed by 8. W. Tedder, Special Enforcement Officer, 98 tpd.
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W. Tedder
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Feline Ford
W. F. Carson
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B. G. Cole
Rev. Cole
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Lebanon
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Cumberland University
Mies
Helen Murphy
Herald
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Home Lumber Company
Hatfields
T. L. Ployd
W. J. Thomas
Leander Niles
Hutchinson
Frante Thomas
Darrell
Beith
Alva
North Western
Mieh Kehool
Terry
Mr. Ritter
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Bitin
Kari
Koy
Kario
Kirin
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Shev
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