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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
A Beaver County fair report notes broad public enthusiasm for the midway and pavilion attractions. Organizers praise the management and outline continued improvements, aiming to complete the main pavilion and sustain next year’s event with greater community involvement.
Judge Arthur G. Sutton presides a non jury district court session with many cases disposed. Foreclosures, injunctions, alimony and divorces appear among judgments by agreement or for the plaintiff, with several sales confirmed and a motion for new trial overruled.
The Denver Post touts Dick Sylvester Niles as the steadiest pitcher Denver has this year. He has won 17 of 21 decisions and is praised for craft and effort, likely to prove his worth before the series ends.
Sept 23 report from Clear Lake notes Mr and Mrs R G Dunlopa visiting at Mr McGowen s home Olive Petty held a surprise party with lemonade and cake several neighbors attended John Caley Harvey Wallinburg and Curfman brothers helped broomcorn for John Evans The Beaver Fair attracted many local families and B B Brink worked for Ray Layton this week Frank Drum fed Chas Eyers this week.
The article discusses how men aged eighty-five to ninety can live long lives if they avoid overindulgence and maintain good digestion. It suggests that even careful eaters may need intestinal support, noting Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to move bowels and invigorate the stomach.
Richard Hile improves arm condition while Arthur Stephenson Walter Hall help Dick Gillespie with broomcorn. Stephenson drove cattle to Laverne for Gillespie. Bill Bunker buys cattle in the neighborhood as Hazelton Richards recovers. People attend the Beaver Fair despite weather as Black School starts under S. G. Sloan.
Teachers Massin Hall Hester Stephenson and Hudson attended the Beaver fair last Friday. Shorty Slim offered a substitute claiming better profit but most druggists still recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the reliable choice for diarrhoea.
District 151 records show visits among local families including Mrs. Chas Eyer Frank, Frank Shepherd, and Geo Robinson. A W Evans walks with crutches, H C Gray and Baggerly families host gatherings, Beaver fair draws crowds, and home projects like Geo Krouse's new house are underway.
Rev Rutledge preached at South Flat on Saturday. Joss Jacobs and Mira Pearl Park wed in holy matrimony. the bride is the eldest daughter of A Clark, a Gaylord merchant, and the groom a notable young farmer active in church work. They plan a home on the bride’s former property. Mother’s Club met with Mrs Anderson. club banquet at Mrs Henry Drums with sandwiches and sake. Nanle Guy and son Herbert shopped in Gaylord. Joe Michel cut feed for FB Green. Clarice Williams of Forgan attended church and Wichita school last year. George Goode hosted a dinner with Mr and Mrs Bert Marsh and family, Karl Nelson, Huffman and daughter Ella Lois at Stat. John Anderson visited Goodwell.
Mrs Alta Johnson was sick on Priday or Saturday while neighbors of Mr and Mrs Hi T Garrett treated elderly residents to ice cream and cake. The community mourns the passing of R M Risley as old settlers fade away.
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