Political Candidate Announcements from Beaver Herald
A clipped page lists multiple candidates in Oklahoma addresses announcing runs for public office. William England seeks Republican nomination for Congress in the Eighth District. Henry Haut, Swendall, B. Smith, and Edwin Gardner announce bids for various offices including county commissioner and county attorney. Wayne L. Dickey enters the State Treasurer race. John Bateman and Beulah Hall announce for county clerk and district posts.
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England
Congress
Beaver Herald
William H. Nnglnd
Ponok
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Cangraa
Will Fields Boom Surges Behind Governor Candidacy
The piece notes a strong Fields movement in January as he contemplates gubernatorial politics. Organizing clubs and widespread support push Fields ahead, with experts estimating 25,000 votes more than any rival and a firm show of confidence across Democratic and Republican circles.
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State Dems Denounce Banks and Praise Dennis
A lengthy Oklahoma City pow wow highlights blame of Washington for bank troubles while dodging local failures. The piece attacks Governor Robertson and party leaders for not naming Okmulgee Wilkina-Hate Bank and Fred Dennis, urging accountability in state banking wreckage and calling for renewed campaign leadership. Local notices follow, including Mrs. Deulah Hall seeking county clerk reelection and various community updates from Beaver and surrounding towns.
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Oklahoma City
Washington
Oklahoma Bank
Fred Dennis
Robertson
Robertson Raut
Jaden Owen
National Democratic
State Committee
Rex Hate
Harding
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State Bank
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Coalgate Bank
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Community Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Cottonwood reports oats and barley thriving in the area along with several salient fields. William Wright was on the sick list the first of the week. Mrs. W. J. Calhoun shopped in Beaver Tuesday. H. M. Wilmoth helped Coy Starcher with carpenter work Wednesday.
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Howard Brown
Amos Pittman
Laverne
Pittman
Busch Chapel
Will Ullrich
Kokomo
Beaver
Mina Boasie
Letitia Gilbert
Niicely
Homer Wilmoth
John Wright
Wm. Wright
W. J. Calhoun
H. M. Wilmoth
Springtime at Follett shines with district meet clues
Follett hosted the county track meet last week and contestants head to Canyon for the district meet. Illness confines Mr. Skaggs at home while his children keep The Limelights on the deadline. Bernard Detwiler resumes grain office duties on crutches. Auvern MecRight, Beaver county native, graduates in Carrollton after a Twin Mound schooling with Miss Bexsle Reid guiding her. Easter services and a sermon follow spring baseball enthusiasm.
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Follett
Canyon
Skaggs
Shorty
Fred
Ethel
Joanita
Bernard Detwiler
Carrollton
Texas
Auvern MecRight
Beaver County
Auvern
Twin Mound
Bexsle Reid
Local notes from Pollett area church and business updates
A sequence of brief notices from Pollett region items include births and a new El Colorado move by the Croseman family, engagements with church gatherings, residents changing jobs, and new or moved homes. Mentions R N Coleman building a east side residence, J P Courtney relocating from Ivanhoe to Pollett, and Mrs Wheeler Grace visiting Gray Oklahoma while E Sanger runs a South Main cafe.
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M. EB
W.B. Croseman
Joe Raffin
Oklahoma City
Leon Courtney
R.N. Coleman
W. G. Raid
J. P. Courtney
Old Ivanhoe
Pollet
Russell Wilder
Pollett
W. Norris
Wheeler Grace
Gray, Oklahoma
E. Sanger
South Main Street
North Fork community notes and Sunday gatherings
North Fork residents share Easter visits with the Galen Palmer and Joe Michel homes. Loyd Gensman welcomes a baby boy. Frank Peterson entertains Roy Gheen family, Jesse Jacobs, B J Messner and others for dinner. The Sunshine class staged The Kentucky Belle play raising 101 dollars for a Community building piano. Miss Georgie Wallingan taught at North Fork School as Mr Marsh and daughter Vera visited George Good. Rachel Messner stayed with Mildred Bowden. Country Lad.
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Carl Nelson
Galen Palmer
Loyd Gensman
Buay Fee
Joe Michel
Frank Peterson
Roy Gheen
Jesse Jacobs
B. J. Messner
Mra
Fred Payne
Mabel Hoguley
Eva Green
Ezra Evans
Mel
Wiljoy Allen
North Fork
Georgie Wallingan
Mra. Marsh
Vera
George Good
Rachel Messner
Mildred Bowden
Blue Star Remedy Ad Promises Itch Relief in Beavertown
A Beaverton area drug company Long and Beegle Drug Co advertises Blue Star Remedy for itching skin conditions including eczema ringworm tetter cracked hands and sores. The ad claims the product will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor.
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Beaver
Long & Beegle Drug Co
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Hubert Wright
Jewell Bridges
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