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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1912

Page

4

Oklahoma County Tax Case Upheld Injunction On 100 Percent Levy

Judge Carney ruled that Oklahoma County must not collect the full 100 percent tax increase set by the state board of equalization in 1911. The decision prevents further collection until higher courts review, noting constitutional limits on taxation and citizens right to protest assessments. About 33 percent protested payments remained uncollected, with cases involving Ed L. Dunn, Samuel Crocker and others.

Oklahoma County State Board of Equalication Carney District Court Ed L. Dunn Samuel Crocker Wil County Secessor County Board of Equalization John Riley State Board of Utilization State Board State Board of Equalization Equalization Board Witte Pension Inne Sam Hooker Comentssioners Oklahoman

Indian Killed on Track Near Rochelle

An Indian sleeping on a railroad track was struck and killed by a fast express near Rochelle. The incident underscores dangers of ignoring coughs and colds, with testimonials promoting Dr. King’s New Discovery for lung trouble and a claimed weight loss. Free trial bottles advertised at Fred Tracy’s.

Rochelle Fant Express Dr. King JR Watt Floydada Fred Tracy's

Oklahoma Cars Lead Pike's Peak Carnival Parade

Oklahoma water mobiles fan the parade as fleets of Oklahoma cars with pennants and state flowers stream toward Pike's Peak region. Oklahoma aims to reclaim the silver cup in the Colorado Springs summer carnival parade scheduled April 27 and 28, following a strong showing last year with ten Oklahoma cars.

Colorado Springs Oklahoma Colorado City Manitou Cook Mountains Pike's Peak Colorado Pueblo Salina Kansas Newton Oklahotas Oklahome

Notice to School Districts and Townships to Vote In creased Levy

Notice to school districts and townships to vote in increased levy. Also a health ad suggests housewives gain health and beauty by outdoor air and Chamberlain's Tablets, sold by all real estate offices.

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Roll of Honor renewals and new subscriptions

Readers of the Henana remembered with renewals or new subscriptions this past week. J Sigler Iola Kas new sub HM Wilmoth Beaver new sub J W Bedwell Riverside renewal BK E Williams Riverside new sub H DeWitt Knowles renewal W H Haskell Winchester Kas renewal to A A Haskell Elwood JC Bradley Beaver renewal Mrs A A Haskell Elmwood renewal to A Helwel Juke Kas new sub F C Haworth Mocane new sub.

Henana J. Sigler Iola Kas New HM. Wilmoth Beaver W. Bedwell Riverside BK. E. Williams H DeWitt Knowles W. H Haskell Winchester A A. Haskell Elwood J.C. Bradley A. A. Haskell Elmwood Helwel Juke New Sub F.C. Haworth Mocane

Thorpe dominates Stockholm meet in decathlon win

Jim Thorpe from Carlisle Oklahoma proves himself the greatest all round athlete at the international Stockholm games. He wins the decathlon with 8412 points from ten events and also takes first in the pentathlon. Welslander of Sweden places second in the decathlon.

Carlisle Stockholm Sweden Thorpe Welslander Oklahoman

Camp Creek Holiness Meeting and Local Visits

The Hollowss meeting continues with many souls being saved. Visitors include Miss Leona Williame, Ethel Kimbell, Marie Mondo, and Mildred Steadman. Sid Titty and William Losing attended a Holiness meeting after beating Sunday. Tel Moore builds a new Beaver County lumber house. Master Earl Hendricks’s visit, Opal Lucille Glidewell, Morley Philips and family stop by. Shook family return from West Virginia after two months. Reve Brannon and Rousellend Williams close a successful meeting Sunday night. Earl Hendricks and Harry God Earl’s return from Higgins lumber market with lumber to build a house. The tnecaine wheat plowing and farmers benefit from it.

Camp Creek Hollowss Leona Williame Ethel Kimbell Marie Mondo Ith Mildred Steadman Sid Titty William Losing Job Sheir Tel Moore Beaver County Earl Hendricks Lucille Glidewell Morley Philips Thad Stewart Shook West Virginia Reve Brannon Williams Dr. Hendricks Harry God Earl ‘Whee Higgins Tnecaine

Sand Hills road project moves forward from Beaver area

Contractors begin a solid red dirt road along the old Sand Hills route north of Beaver, replacing the planned Loofhourrow path. After long talk and recent delegation talks between Forgan and Beaver, work starts with funds and plans in place, promising a completed road that improves travel and land access.

Sand Hille Beaver Sand Hills Forgan

Hall's Catareh Core Promoted Despite Dangers

An advertising pitch warns that mercury based Hall's Catareh Core harms the sense of smell and mucous systems when taken. It claims internal action on blood and mucus, urges buyers to ensure genuineness, notes Toledo Ohio origin by F J Cheney Co, and mentions testimonials and a price of 75 cents per bottle with Hall's family Pilla for constipation.

Hall F. J. Chaney & Co Toledo Qatareh Co Ohio F.J. Cheney & Co Drugglars Coust

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Clyde Gregg J. W. Thompson Prop Takioa L. Higginbotham M. D Iberal Judge Carney W.S. Gunsalus Fleming Chamberlain Namin Geo Healy Shaleman Wexcom Gmnilla Wits Mills, Dist Beaver City Excise Board Ian City Board of Roll of Honor Jim Thorpe Sand Hill Road Will Fields Munsell Henato Carter Tracy How. CO Beaver, Okla Paul W. Light & Company Forgan, Okla E. W. Neff Robertson’s Millinery Store J. W. Steffen Lakemp Okla
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