A button and a sketch of people and events at the National Corn Husking Contest held in Grundy Center in 1931. Mrs. W.R. Wallace of Beaman was the champion woman husker and is depicted in the sketch. The artist was Frank King, formerly of Conrad.
Newspaper clippings about the Beaman Co-Op annual meeting, dated Dec. 27, 1949; an account of the wedding of Robert L. Groesbeck and Delene Coffman, an obituary for Trena Kaput, and a story about the sale of the Thomas Store.
The first page shows three views of the town of Beaman from 1908-1914. Included are a hotel, prnt shop, hardware store,, furniture store, harness shop, and doctor's office, telephone office, millinery shop, livery stable, and veterinary office,…
Postcard view of residential street and view of Farmers Elevator Company elevator. The first photo of the street is looking west from the corner of the street that the church is on. Thelma Brindle's house is on the corner (left on plcture ) of Main…
Color image of a group of girl scouts, and two leaders. All but one girl are in uniforms. All are identified as follows: Ruth Neff, Ilean Johnson, Betty Hamilton, Erlene Rattray, Betty McTurk, Ardis Walter, Ruth Connor, Jean Kaufmann, Lillian Thomas,…
