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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
2
The Mothers Colon Phantam Club plans a home gathering for Mrs F.C. Traty with a proposed program featuring piano solo by Miss Miles Children and Death, discussion sketches, readings, and a varied lineup including adolescent themes and dramatized segments led by Mrs Drown and Mrs Tooker.
Elly of near Bitewood reports fine peaches in Baturney hone, a rare crop. Mrs Cathy from Hiluule says she enjoys sights of Windy City and Lake Michigan. Vrancee arrived in Chicago last week.
Wiltiane sold the fine race horse Harry Wil a five year old. The horse fetched five hundred fifty dollars at auction. The report notes the transaction occurred near Literal, with Willems Faye backing the sale. The article references the Democrat’s reportorial force and mentions removing a border advertisement from the shop front.
A brief thanks from Meryl Dow MnS and Emily and Pam to plane friends and neighbors who offered kindness and sympathy after the death of their husband and father. The message expresses gratitude for support during a difficult time.
The article notes Monday opening with seven to eight in upper grades, overburdening teachers. Funds do not permit hiring extra staff, yet children deserve proper schooling. The school board seeks a solution with the levy at a limit, raising questions who can resolve the shortage.
The document lists Republican and Democratic slates for county offices. Republican candidates include Chas. Swindall for Congress, W. le Henson for sheriff, Emmett B. Gardner for sheriff, K. Drum for county commissioner, TL. Ownvie for county assessor, Mendenhall for commissioner district 1, A. Owen for treasurer, Edwin Gardner for county attorney, and K. Quint for surveyor. Democratic entries name Chas. F. Huguley for treasurer, Mrs Heulah Hall for sheriff, A. G. Daniel for commissioner district 1, FP. Coleman for commissioner district 2, Renpion pow for county superintendent, and Mrs Mary EB Lawrence for superintendent.
Card of Thanks from the family of Amith and Family expresses gratitude for kindness shown after the recent sorrow following the death of his son.
The Chicago Tribune column cites Mr Cox and Senator Harding arguing the Senate is elected by the people yet controlled by a powerful few. They warn the Senate should be seldom seen and never heard, contrasting with Wilsonian views and cautioning voters to choose wisely in the upcoming fall. Local papers like Superior Wisconsin Telegran and Billings Gazette echo the dispute, noting widespread concern over legislative restraint and market causes.
Eleanore Tracy entertained several of her intimate circle at a slumber party last Thursday night at her home. The gathering centered on friendship and games, with plans for future get togethers.
The report corrects an error about the Missionary Society meeting being hosted by Mrs. R H Loofbourrow and clarifies it was hosted by Mrs Frank Maple. The page lists residents traveling to Liberal Kansas for fair arrangements, Farm Congress attendance in Stillwater, and family moves to Maddox property and Meaker Colorado. It also notes a birth in Perryton, a Ride-a-Wee club gathering, and students and staff leaving for Wichita and Balke schools. The ad closes urging printing customers to consider local services.
Mie Cawhey Pwelpe to attend Washburn College this year. ED Davis and wife visit from Texas. ED Zimmerman of Elmwood, breeder of Polaris, was a Beaver Saturday visitor. Whinny Taylor sore finger felon,Horn to Muliph Lauderdale and ae of Forgan Thoraday December 2nd, a boy.
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