Beaver Herald publishes political announcements for Oklahoma candidates
The Beaver Herald lists candidates for Congress and state offices in the August 1922 primary. Names include William H. Engrent Powes City for Congress, Henny Hauth Knowles for Congress, J B Smith Enid for Congress, Wayne L Dickey Talas for State Treasurer, Edwin S Gardner Beaver for County Attorney, and S A Boileau Logan for County Commissioner First District.
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Fudge England
Beaver Herald
Dudge
William H. Engrent
Powes City
Nepublican
Congress
Wayne L. Dickey
Talaa
Gardner Seeks Re Election As Beaver County Attorney
Edwin S. Gardner, Beaver County attorney for one term, announces his bid for re nomination and election. The Herald highlights his tireless public service, nonpartisan record, and World War I front line service as reasons for voters to consider his candidacy. It notes his volunteer service in the war, while stressing his focus on county interests over politics. The paper urges voters to remember the ex service man who faced Flanders Field.
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Edwin S. Gardner
Beaver County
Gardner
Herald
Flanders Field
Golden Anniversary of Arbor Day Set by Proclamation
Arbor Day celebrations are urged nationwide with a presidential request and Oklahoma governor proclamation. Beaver County faces a dire need for a united tree planting effort. Schools and civic groups are asked to promote planting and urban greening.
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United States
Oklahoma
Beaver County
Tin
Ebruba
Lee Kays Loses Arm in Railway Accident
Telegram from Woodward reports LR. Kays formerly of Beaver lost his right arm at 10 p.m. Thursday while making a coupling on a train. He is said to be in good condition after amputation. He belonged to Beaver Lodge No. %, K of P, and friends here are grieved by the news. Harry Kirton of Boyd visited Beaver Monday.
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Thos. I. Braidwood
Woodward
LR. Kays
Beaver
Beaver Lodge No
Farm Women Urged to Secure Home Demonstrator in Beaver County
The Beaver County Herald reports calls from Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs for a county home demonstrator to lead farm women in demonstration and clothing work. A county vote, funds, and a planned clothing school are noted, with local readers urged to mobilize support and contact officials or the A M College specialist for visits. The piece mentions Betty party sewing aids, pressure canning tips, and a push to involve women in club programs.
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Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs
Weatherford
the Herald
O. H. Casky
EB. L. Pickel
West County
Beaver County
Oye
Board of County Commissioners
Betty
Whca
United States
Dusty
Farm Women's Clubs
Oklahoma
Hare
A. & M. Colle
Farm Women
Mra
Dan Diehl
A. & M. Coleloge
Palmer-Stockman
lNorice
Lndy
Green Hilderbrand
Logan
Easter Services At Comistian Church Highlight Helloion
Easter services at Comistian Church featured a well rendered program by children and youth with 128 in attendance. The benevolence offering totaled 1970 and the Women's Missionary Society planned an Easter thank offering plus an May meeting.
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Women's Missionary Society
Women’s Missionary Society
Ble Star Remedy for Itch and Skin Ailments Ad
Beaver area ad offers Ble Star Remedy for itch eczema ringworm tetter cracked hands and sores on children. Guarantees no clothing stains and pleasant odor from Long & Beegle Drug Co. spring promotion.
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Beaver
Long & Beegle Drug Co
School Solicitation Contest Brings Advertising to Territory Fairs
The Texas County and Panhandle Free Fair Association invites schools to solicit advertising for the premium catalog. Five thousand books will be printed to distribute to farmers and businesses across the territory. Prizes total four prizes with a potential net profit of 300 to 400 dollars.
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Guyton
Oklahoma
Texas County
Fair Board
Aise Ae
the Fair Association
Contrnt
Guymon
Texas County Free Fair Association
Walter W. Kennedy
Republican Precinct Meeting and County Convention Call
The Republicans of Beaver county are called to meet at 2 p m to elect two precinct committeemen two delegates for the county convention based on one delegate per 18 votes cast in 1920. Precinct meetings April 25, county delegates April 29 at 2 p m at the court house Beaver Oklahoma. The county convention will elect a county chairman vice chairman and secretary treasurer of opposite sex. Names and dates given.
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Beaver County
Court House
Beaver
Oklahoma
C. O. Mendenhall
Elia Groves
Maude C. Thomas
Sec.Treas
Elmwood News Roundup Includes Local Sports and Visits
Mrs. C J Fowler underwent surgery at Woodward hospital and is doing well. Ted Kase defeated John Maddrox in Booker Texas last Saturday night. Clarence Jacobs visited homefolk Sunday. Frank Herbert and family dined with Phil Egbert. Ava Kile and family with Perley Johnson. Large crowd at Elmwood ball game. Mable Bass visited Bridge girle. George Batman helped P R Johnston sow barley last week. Mail line road out of Elmwood being worked this week.
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C.J. Fowler
Woodward Hospital
Ted Kase
John Maddrox
Booker
Texas
Ted
Clarence Jacobs
Home Fork
Frank Herbert
Phil Egbert
Ava Kile
Perley Johnson
Elmwood
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