Easy To Advise On Saving Money At A Reliable Bank
Advice often urges spending but this notice promotes saving. Opening a bank account, adding regularly, and starting small can grow savings, emphasizing prudent financial habits over lavish spending.
12 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
1
Advice often urges spending but this notice promotes saving. Opening a bank account, adding regularly, and starting small can grow savings, emphasizing prudent financial habits over lavish spending.
The Bank of Beaver City lists Frank Laughgrim Pree and B. Loorourrow Jr as officers with Crabtree serving as cashier in the latest financial roll.
Friends of Lucian Wright son of Mr and Mrs Geo Wright learned on Saturday night he had been wounded in France A letter the next morning said the injuries were not serious and he could write though confined to bed later he explained he was wounded while dismounting from his horse after riding into a town
Wartime civilians learn of a Red Cross program to supply a three inch wide brass arm band with a military star in gold for widows and mothers of soldiers. The band is worn on the left sleeve between elbow and shoulder to honor service and signal support. It is issued under the American Red Cross staff and endorsed by the President with women’s council approval.
Owing to Congress in session until election time it is unlikely Dick T. Morgan can campaign at home. Voters in the 8th Congressional district know Morgan's record and will safeguard interests.
The Herald seeks buyers for its stake after sixteen years at helm. A gilt edge, satisfactory deal preferred. shop to be kept intact and a favorable proposition offered to two experienced newspaper men. Only serious buyers with means or security should apply.
Beaver county reports a good soaking over the past week with heavy rains ranging from three to six inches in many areas. The ground is thoroughly soaked and winded up cleansing preparation and sowing of wheat, boosting row crops.
A message to Harry D. Truax from Wichite Falls Texas dated September 11 1916 announces Lieut Al V Booth an Army flyer will depart September 16 by air and likely reach Beaver the same day stay through the 17th then return. Booth is praised as a top Syers and Beaver is fortunate to host him for the fair event.
Beaver schools opened September 2 with a bright outlook and strong enrollment. Supt. G. Tenney reports a splendid start. high school faculty includes Supt. Tonney, Barr, Staker, and Davis. Grades feature Edith Miles, Mabel Phelps, Helen Nuria, and others. several former teachers return. Substituting in the primary room, Erma Crabtree steps in for Miss Murphy as the week begins.
A one year old, Bertram Goaney, died after a wagon accident when two small Wilson children riding with him were jolted from the wagon. The wheel passed over Bertram causing fatal injuries. The older Wilson child was badly bruised but improving. the younger escaped injury. Funeral services were held Sunday with rites led by Reverend W. Arnold. Sorrow is reported throughout the community.
The message outlines quota cards issued for the Fourth Liberty Loan. County chairmen, aided by the Women’s Committee and Scouts, will handle sales on a quota basis with half a million cards issued by the state office. District meetings show drive heads seeking a firm, questionless push while stressing national saving over crops.
A garbled OCR record reports Private Clarence Strong being arrested at Liberal for unspecified duty evasion. The fragment hints at punishment and a possible discharge process, mentioning Beaver and Oklahoma but the details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
Oklahoma City reports the government will vigorously carry out the work or fight order. Men aged 18 to 45 classified as deferments due to dependents must work continuously if their status is not deemed nonessential. Those failing to comply face induction into the army. The policy targets the million unskilled laborers needed for the war effort.
A group of gentlemen friends entertained J E Spurrier at Bussdeyght last week in a warm birthday celebration. The evening featured a well arranged setting by the hostess and a cordial social spread. Attendees report the party was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Congressman Morgan is honored ahead of the Southern Commercial Congress tenth annual convention in Baltimore December 8 to 12. Recognized by leading national commercial organizations, he has accepted the invitation to speak and participate in the event.
Don Morgan receives 8,238 votes in a Democratic primary with opponent at 4,627 votes, a 711 vote lead. Morgan advances to face his Democratic opponent in November.
Ex sheriff Jonnie M Jones reports the loss of six more Holstein cows in an electrical storm. This brings total losses to eighteen cows in recent weeks, twelve of which were killed in a single night by lightning.
The Studenta Army Training Corps is established including the Vocational Section. Admission to the Vocational Section does not require high school nation. Applications for induction should be made to the Local Board and local officials.
Mrs W P Leonard spends the week in Wichita handling business matters and meetings.
Jesse Painter suffered severe injuries Saturday afternoon when his horse fell while he was guiding town cows. The animal struck him, tearing away muscle and skin on his arm, necessitating significant flesh removal to close the wound. He is reportedly very comfortable at this time.
Mrs Ira Hodson and daughter Marjorie along with Mrs Donald Rayburn and children Donald and Helen and Miss Halen of Green Missouri plan to take up war work while others visit Bee and Tracy families. Mesdames Gunbs and Blake of Knowles were Beaver visitors Monday and guests at Mrs Claude Binlthy's home.
A promotional verse extols keeping dollars in a bank, warning coins slip away and sting, while urging readers to start an account. It paints banking as the place for money and a path to future security with steady, diligent savings.
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