Advertising Rates and Local Political Tickets Listed
The Beaver Herald lists advertising rates upon application and subscription price at $2.00 yearly. It outlines Republican and Democratic candidate names for state and county offices including governor, treasurer, attorney general, state senate, representative, labor commissioner, county treasurer, clerk, court clerk, superintendent, sheriff, justice of the peace, and local trustees.
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Fields
Republicen
Congress
Ih Tatriet MC
T. M. Cowan
Clark
BE. A. Bulli
Fred Ginter
J. W. Ferguson
B. W. Tedder
Var Trastee
Benton Township
le Wallenberg
Railway Labor Board authority backed by Congress in strike settlement
President Harding endorses that any settlement of the railroad strike must rest on the Railroad Labor Board’s authority to carry out its mandate from Congress. The board, created to curb lockouts and ensure public service, has demonstrated power by compelling wage increases and directing partial distributions, though it remains a government branch. Labor groups recognize its authority as railroads sometimes comply, while disputes over scope continue.
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Are Harding
Railroad Sector Board
Congrea
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
Oasis
Ie Con
Tha Cighed
Hartt Hing
Lahur
Okdahomat
Warding Invited the Fail Toad Birthore to Petition
Fragmented OCR text shows a legal discussion about road work and decisions by the Erverwmen. A conference-like tone notes rehearing on pay Quentin converning with references to Toul abrnk and a slow-developing appeal. The rough phrasing suggests a debate over authority, timing, and the government’s ability to sustain road projects amid opposition.
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Howe
Quentin
Ambiguous archival government defense speech described
Fragmentary OCR notes quote President and Cabinet members defending forceful actions. Mentions military protection for people and railroads and mines, efforts to prevent suffering, and public safety claims amid contentious policy. No clear names, dates, or places recoverable.
DONT CHEAPEN AMERICAN LABOR
A long critique argues that importers and large department stores fund a campaign against a protective tariff to undermine American workers and home merchants. It asserts foreign goods flood local trade, threaten jobs, and hurt consumers while masking profit motives behind supposed consumer protection. Local officials and merchants are noted visiting Tyrone and Hooker as part of campaign coverage.
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Mae
Chambers of Commerce
America
Roodx Wade
Europe
Ancient Salutation and the Anglo-Saxon Facen Today
The fragment discusses an ancient greeting noted by Homer and Virgil, framed as the origin of a heraldic salutation. It contrasts classical mentions with its relegation to Anglo-Saxon sources, referencing King James and Latin echoes in a debated historical context.
Rail wage cuts spark fears of end to lawful government
A garbled report warns that rail wage reductions ordered by the railroad labor board could push the country toward a de facto strike, risking transportation and challenging the authority of law. It argues public welfare would falter if the wage schedules are nullified and urges restraint amid chronic labor disputes.
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Railroad Labor Board
Ite
Aimilar
Enrantey
Congress
Itaelf
Topeka
Foot care ointment promoted by Long & Hoagle Drag Co
An old advertisement touts Blue Star for foot troubles including hard or wet corns bunions sweaty feet and various infections. It claims the product soothes and cleanses without staining clothes and notes a pleasant odor from Begonia and Ringworm remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & Hoagle Drag Co
Oklahoma Boys Mobilized at Fort Bill Camp
The largest Southwest training camp opened July 28 at Fort Bill. Over 1,000 Oklahoma and Texas youths, including Elmer Gordon and Frank Alexander, gather for a month of military instruction and physical training. Camp life includes thorough medicals, bedding issued, and full use of athletic facilities.
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Southwest
Fort Bill
Oklahoma
Liberty
Apne
Powt
Elmer Gordon
Frank Alexander
Oketmah
Oklaho
Texan
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Cisco
Mountain Park
Temple
Cashion
Lily White Democrats in Oklahoma City Face Demographic Shift
In Oklahoma City the Lily White Democrats are depicted amid a growing coalition of voters described as Indians, blacks, and mixed heritage. The piece echoes alarm over party changes and racial rhetoric while noting a lost tire and a rental notice as part of the surrounding classified items.
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Kegrove
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Farm for Sale in Teaver County by A N Eddy
The owner will sell to the highest bidder within 30 days a well improved farm in Teaver county with two houses, good fences, and over 250 acres in cultivation. An adjacent quarter two miles north, known as the Vergia Walking place, is included. Contact Draved A N Eddy at 121 So Bright Ave Whittier CA 808-1040.
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Teaver
Vergia
Stamp collector sets new record in famed global collection
The late Baron Philip Von Ferray, who died in Paris, amassed what is claimed as the largest stamp collection in the world. It reportedly contained one hundred specimens of every postage stamp dating to the end of the nineteenth century.
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Baron Philip von Ferray
Paris
Unclear fragment prompts a puzzle quote on books
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an English author and a bound Shakespeare set. A witticism about a volume being gnawed by a dog hints at a playful misreading of a line, with the owner replying that even the rate thinks it is town.
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Evan
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