Beaver County candidates declare for local offices
A garbled political notice lists R. H. Loofbourrow and others as district officials with campaigns for Congress and county treasurer in Beaver County. Several notices follow from candidates W. E. Eas and LaKemp Oklahoma, all subject to Republican primaries in August 1912. The long local column then shifts to community news about school events, teacher Myrtle Bingham’s retirement, homestead notes, crops, and garden work amid a Beaver County locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Loofbourrow
John A. Spohn
Sohn Sime
Geo
H Wright
Gee HT
Henry
John Ky Swain
Gourt
B. Prvets
Mire Mac Maple
Sheri H. Dy Peothan
M. Buljok
Deonr Gardner
A. Haskell
Elmwood
Vandeburg
Morgan
Congress
Ile
Ed Lane
Edward
Beaver
Miy
Lane
Barns
Riverside
Arvet
Childen
Ourmchod
Mise Bingham
Bingham
Binns
Jehovah
Earth
Beaver County
Myrtle
Konpa
Miss Bingham
Dunlop
Dunlon
Ilinois
Family returns from Clay Center to bury father in Beaver
Conningham and sister Mire Theo Neal returned from Clay Center Kansas on Sunday with the remains of their father to Beaver. Davis a Rummorth served as juror. Ralph Patterson traveled to Beaver Monday to make final proof on his his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conningham
Mire
Theo
Neal
Clay Center
Kansas
Thei
al. Beex
Davis
Beaver
Ralph Patterson
Farm notes and local visits near Sunket and Lancet
Celal and OOH Lawh recent perchaant the HP near Sunket three miles west of town. Mrs Clark Murray and Mrs Ernest Murray visited for meals in Oklahoma. H Taylor rents the farm for the year and will work carpentry. Ed Woods family and Logan kin visited Sunday. Dr Buckmaster saw Clandina Norris Saturday. Stenway reported better Sunday. Eighth grade exam at Lancet last Tuesday and Friday. AR Turner supervised with nine pupils. M Hebbent moved onto his son Similth s farm. T Boyer plans twelve vegetables for summer. Me Graftshoe salesman visited Saoeet Saturday. Chas Henrigh threshers hundred bushels kaffir corn Thursday. Henry Douglas spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celal
Ooh
Lawh
Lechin Fara
Sunket
Clark Murray
Ernest Murray
Oklahoma
Ane
Viet H. Taylor
Ed Woods
Logan
Buckmaster
Clandina Norris
Stenway
Lancet
AR. Turner
Nian
M. Hebbent
Similth
T. Boyer
Graft
Etlel Rendall
Saoeet
Chas
Henrigh
Henry Douglas
Puts End to Bad Habit And Better Feelings Promise
Fragmentary OCR item mentions ending a bad habit with Dr King’s New Life Ville to expel poison from the liver and improve stomach and kidney health. References names like Fred and Tracy, with unclear context and cadence. The readable text suggests a health remedy promotion from a period newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Ville
Fred
Tracy
Revival ends at Happy Valley schoolhouse Sunday
Rev Williams closed a revival meeting at Happy Valley schoolhouse Sunday evening. Grandpa Clark died at the home of A L Clark on Saturday, April 21, after lingering typhoid. He leaves a wife, two sons, and many friends to mourn him. Born to Mr and Mrs A L Clarke, Friday April 12 a daughter. Wheat and oats look fine in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Williams
Happy Valley
Ren Kile
Chas. Benshington
Joseph Rash
Mra. A. L. Clarke
Dade Barler
Grandpa Clark
Winson
A. L. Clark
Beath Flat
Beaver City Becomes Beacon of Hope in Beaver County
Local column from Independence Gossip in Lorene notes W. Boyland visiting Beaver for court, witnessing construction at Forgan and a county spelling medal awarded to Mine Pay Skinner. Mentions talks at Goodwell branch, railroad hopes, seasonal weather, and a community push to boost Beaver's growth and unity. Wheat prospects look good as ground improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Lorene
W. Boyland
Beaver
Mistries
Forgan
W.W. Boyland
Parmere’ Tratitute
Minck
Goodwell
Agricultural School
J. J. Swain
Skinner
Beaver County
J. E. Beauchamp
U. 8 Commissigner
T. 1
Braidwood
Robustat and Jumbo Imported Black Percheron and Mammoth Jack
Advertises Robustat a French Percheron and Jumbo a gray Mammoth Jack for breeding at Beaver Oklahoma with terms to insure the foal to stand and suck. Includes details on mare and foal service fee and liability disclaimer. Also mentions Casto a registered Morgan stallion sired by Dick Skin, winner of blue ribbons and shown at fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Oklahoma
Breading
Mary
de. Casto
Dick Skin
Bee
Seadlight
United States
Dr. Casto
Hutchinson State Fair
Meade
Beaver County
Victor Hugo
H H. Hanson
Okio
H. Hanson
Beavers to Six Mile area stallion auction notice
Cobb y Aignan a six year old black percheron stallion will stand for the 1912 season. The ad lists beaver okla and August Reimer farms as locations with weeks at Drum and Reimer’s. Includes multiple horse names and owners, terms insure colt, mare risk, care disclaimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Oka
Reimer
Frank Drum
Oklo
Saint Angnan
Rapide
Briard
Sophie
Brigadier
Mouvette
McLaughlin Bros
Columbus
Ohio
Dam—Jessem
Mohaven
Jugene
Quaness
Grenadeer
Suanens
Drum & Reimer
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Beaver Herald Official Co. Paper
Wayde
Thomas
Earl
Heaver
Oklalutta
Official Directory
Sherif
Ee Siague
Brows LaKemp
Okla
Shereby
Wa. E. Eas
Floris
Clear Lake
Priday
Bro, Blone
How
Tom
UBA
Myrtie Bingham
Stantin
Jess Goffard
Tom How
St L. 9
Smith
Korford Terral
Chamberlain
Txlves
Elmwood Jottings
Mra
Keever
J. Groves
Rewal
Grandma Kile
Perry Johoson
Bennington Oveh
Frere Garten Planter
Fafplitetan Winrket 1Ermen
Vesiedina Uniden Blower
Eveeter
Home Creek
Bro. Hatcher
Cleve Brown
W.B . Barker
Mr. Hutson
Harve Miller Place
W. B. Barker
Mr. Twentier
W. W. Barker
Riva Barker
Ruby Seal
Lucy Twentier
Jef Seboonover
C.J. Leisure
Libera
Beaver City
B. Barker
Old Beaver
Cardui
Mary Jinks
Treadway
Tenn
Cardus
White Fox Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanoors Medicine Co
Chattanooga
G. H. Bush
General
Ptt
Main Street
Cobby Aignan
W. L. Mason
Lawson & Wright
Beaver, Oklahoma
Harper and Ellis
Judy
Western
John H. Bhup & Co
Liberal
Claude T. Smith
L. S. Munsell, M. D
DR. BE. F. Pellette
Osteopathic Physician Postoffice
L. L. Long
J. A. Miller
Dentistry
Tate
Cline
FW. Culwell
Reaver, Eee
A. S. Dickson
Aeaver
Orliow
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