Beaver County News Social Roundup and Local Notices
Mint Helen Gatbert of Gate visits friends at Blue Mound Friday to Sunday returning Beaver Sunday evening. Dr Tanner the veterinarian travels by Ford bought from F. C. Tracy this week. Gospel team to Gray. Beaver group plans events this weekend with church and community notices. County officials, residents, and visitors referenced along with local developments and weather note about a dust storm day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Edna Tweedie
Blue Mound
Re 8 Tanner
F.C. Tracy
Mexico Crisis Near at Hand
Reprint recounts Mexican crisis with mediation talks by Argentine and Chilean envoys and possible U S withdrawal or entry into war after Vera Cruz occupation. South American envoys study proposals with several days expected before submission amid tense regional diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea- al
Chili
United States
Iuoria Regine
Vera Cruz
Continus
Usele Sumle
Lot
Order of Business at Beaver School Meeting May 5 1914
The Beaver Herald notes an annual school meeting agenda including reading superintendent letters, electing a director for a three year term, discussions on school improvements, reports from committees, budgeting, and adjournment. It reflects local civic concerns and a call to action for school advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order OF Business
Lotreetor
Thenwe
Builetin Bar
Fettew
Sope
ORGAN FOR CONGRESS MORGAN ANNOUNCES REJECTION OF OPPONENT
A local column endorses Senator Dick T. Morgan for the Republican primary in the Eighth District. It cites his long service in Congress, knowledge of process, and steady voting record, urging voters to re nominate him and continue disciplined representation. The piece emphasizes experience, efficiency, integrity, and faithful duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick T. Morgan
Dick T
Congress
Morgan
Gongrom
Short Line Rail Service Begins in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Sentinel reports operation of the Short Line begins with a depot at Strong City and transfer of freight to Cheyenne. The line will handle all freight both incoming and outgoing, with several shipments planned soon. Local residents, farmers, and merchants express optimism as Cheyenne aims to become the county seat and grow into a regional metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Line
Cheyenne Shark
Wlooner
Wwrnny
Perry
Oklahoma City
Mente
Connail & Went
Lingwill & W
Strong City
Cheyenne
Old No
J. B
Een Healy & Son
Hippon
Cheyene
Wettern
Oklahoma
Sentinel
Roger Mills
Cheyenne Sentinel
Presbyterian Church Services and Local Lecture Night
Sunday May 3 1914 events include Bible school at 10 00 am and morning service at 11 00 am with sermon on Battle of Rephidia and evening service at 8 00 pm on abundant life Pastor J M Jarrnay presiding Epworth League at 7 00 pm. Lecture and contest Tuesday night features AWG Parsons state high school detective at H S Auditorium and a ninth grade Silver Medal contest with no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baupday School
Epworth League
God
John J. Sveaim
Presbyterian Church
Battle of Rephidia
Wrof
Parsons
Cchool Lhepeator
Toredey
M. 8
Correction clarifies misread line in last article page
A correction notes a proofreading oversight in the final sentence of the page. The line read They are afraid the SvaNoann of Womans hoop would ultimately be placed ao High but should read The Standard of Manhood. The notice explains the error occurred during proofing and cites the correct title.
Progressive convention names temporary officers in county gathering
At a April meeting the Progressive convention selected temporary officers: W. th. Beardsley of Forgan as Chairman, E. L. Haworth of Gate as Secretary, Dr. J. L. Long of Heaver as State Committeeman, and H. A. Brower of Balko as Congressional Committeeman. A June meeting was set, pending County Central Committee approval, with attendees from Beaver, Logan, Elmwood, Balko and Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Th. Beardsley
Forgan
County Central Committee
E. L. Haworth
Gate
J. L. Long
Heaver
H. A. Brower
Balko
HM. Bulink
Geo.j. Wright
C. C. DeGraw
Dr. L. la Long
G. ¥. Twyford
H. N. Lawson
Beaver
B. G. Bingham
A. Belleau
Logan
A. A Honketl and Fi
Gray
Elmwood
HA. Esrel Balko
Ky T. Heworth
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W. H. Robertson
Mint
Helen Gatbert
Mise Mdich Mills Wook
Beaver Groapel
Aft
Clyde Green
Sex
Brock
Dili
Miss Brock
Mrs. Green
Relativ
HC. Fellow
Tudi
J. N. Lawson
Maueell
Mondeyix
Padule
Mise Edon Tweedie
Cartalton
Missouri
B.S. Strong
J MM
Daffrey
Hneshape
Quickvon
St. Louis
M. Rush
Rush Je
Meewe
Frank EH
Dram
Beaver Thin
Hodge
Inet Woek
Lew Harral
Tir General Fund
MR. Farmer
Home Insurance Company
New York City
Renfrew Investment Company
Beaver, Oklahoma
Mexico
U. S
Temperance Legion
Migs Fholm
le Tt
Miller
Abbie B. Hillerman
Viower Mission
The
Christian Church
Tigma Crabtree
Mra
Ada Quinn
L. ‘Tl
Prohibition Yelia
Vernants
Dr. Long
Animata
Mas da Mitta
Supt
Iece
Speyer
Carlo
Sumer J. Coxana
Beaver County Republicns
Ware Beaver
Census
Republican
Harvey W. Hill
Forest of Gray
Gayinon Herald
Oh News
Dave
Boaver
Jas. H. Crabtree
Bank of
Beaver City
Beaver, Okla
J. M. Jarrnay
Progressive Convention
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