25 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
1
Local items from Beaver Oklahoma include land for sale listings in the area, court business by R H Loofborrow in Alva, and a push for Democratic candidates for Sheriff. Notices mention a draft stallion for Shelton's barn, seed sales, and new residences under construction.
A Republican Central Committee meeting is set for May 4 1907 for candidates and supporters to discuss party matters. The Herald promises a free copy of the Oklahoma Constitution to subscribers, urging turnout for the August 6 vote and neighbor referrals. A North Side livery barn was demolished last week, with lumber moved for a new residence by C M Mansfield. The 88th anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be observed in Hooker April 26 under Lodge No 200 with processions, ceremonies, addresses, and dining. Hooker Advance notes participation by multiple lodge units and the public invited.
Quotes from William George Jordan on pride and harmony in married life appear alongside county improvement notes. The column mentions Peter Riley visiting Wakita, Beaver County progress, and a cement block machine for sale by sealed bid. J W Thompson upgrades his inn with a steam engine for a patent washing machine, plans for dynamo lighting, and Claude Ginter adds an engine.
The Henato prints four pages this week as home print growth increases. Editors credit reader support, urging payment for their paper and news, and thanking business patrons for liberal help. They promise continued effort to keep the paper at the top and ask readers to support advertisers by patronizing them.
Santa Fe promoter reports progress on a railroad from Raton to Des Moines with coal shipments and coalfield development. He meetings with Judge Stephenson and George A. Wilson discuss right of way, township concessions, and early construction focusing on Des Moines as the first outlet.
The 17th annual Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic Depart ment of Oklahoma will meet in Enid from May 22 for three days. Officials promise a large Civil War veteran turnout with plans to ensure a memorable gathering and strong community support.
David ter McNeil of Floris announces candidacy for Beaver County Sheriff under the Democratic banner. A prosperous farmer since 1908, he emphasizes enforcing the law impartially and aims for equal justice, earning support from Hiccard's Prohibition oriented stance.
Morris of Zelma endorses Meeks as Democratic candidate for Beaver county Superintendent of Schools. Meeks is described as an educational man with fifteen years as teacher and former principal at Caulin Illinois Seminary. He studied at Ohio Normal Schools and Illinois Wesleyan University, advocates mental and physical culture, condemns frequent text book changes, and is praised for competency and integrity by local Democrats.
P B Moore of Beaver is named as Democratic candidate for County Treasurer. Former St Louis arrival, he served as chief deputy to County Treasurer Williamson, boosting work volume and efficiency. He is widely praised by his party and regarded as a strong ticket option. Cane Seed. Fine quality Texas Seeded Ribbon Cane Seed for sale.
The ME church conference assigns Rey Cline ton Coshow for West Beaver and Rev T BR Parimire for Beaver Maps. Maps sell for 50 conta. The notice warns timely editorial submission and previews real estate inquiries, with a vendor ad urging merchants to advertise in the Henario. The piece ends with a lampoon about promoting achievements through publicity.
Notice of stock election in district No 34 to be held on a Saturday in June 1907 from 7 a.m. to p.m. to decide if domestic stock may run at large. Polling place is section 12, township M, range 28. Judges of election are J M Ferguson P Monteaate and Robt S Cook. county clerk noted.
Notice for Stock Election District No 32 in Beaver County Oklahoma sets June 1 1907 as polling day from 9 am to 6 pm at Coach's Store. Judges Ira Wilson Mr Swieger and W Wolfington named. Clerk Joan W Savace. Location and purpose to decide if domestic stock may be restrained from running at large.
Ladies, Som prepared to do your sewing and would be glad to have you call on me for anything in that line. I have just completed a course in dress making and am confident that.
A local paper criticizes J Fisher for avoiding the Constitution debate while taking up topics like Jim Crow and Local Option. It questions Friday-Finley Rock interest, notes his prior Democrat ties, and suggests the Republican shift of Healy and the ring.
Englewood Kansas reports a booming settlement in Oklahoma’s Beaver and Woodward counties. The letter describes vast homesteads, rapid migration, and diverse crops including wheat alfalfa cotton and fruit. Inventories note broom corn alfalfa seed eggs stock hogs and turkeys amid thriving markets and growing infrastructure.
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