Beaver Herald Ad Rates and 1920 Wheat Prices
Advertising rates announced by The Beaver Herald include a subscription price of $2,000 yearly for Governor John Fields and a slate of Republican statewide and local nominees. The issue also contains a long table of agricultural price data for corn, wheat, hops, and wool, with market figures and dates, plus political commentary on Democratic literature and government price tabulations from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Barea
Jomaidan
Mate
STRES
Seovember
Avenel
Maralas
Alt Jubo
Wilson
Priory
Aner
Pinan Corporation
Almay
Ty Inormuae
Ehere le
Woon Prisen
Bervas
Local business ad effort urged to curb mail order tide
The editorial urges residents to support local merchants over mail order houses. It laments the lack of local advertising by businesses in Herald and similar papers, argues home commerce sustains towns and counties, and notes many goods could be bought locally at comparable prices. It warns dollars spent out of the county hurt local prosperity and urges mutual support for regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurrier
Hornbeck
Kansas City
Lave
Wielneer
Aldewalk
Ferniere
Woodward
Mont
Herald
Busines
Lors
Democrats Treat Them Rough At County Convention
The Oklahoma County Democratic convention on the August date saw women attendees treated rough during delegate selection for the state convention. The excerpt notes Ruth ruling provisions and debates over equal representation on committees and voting privileges, contrasting with Republican reception of women voters and the Hodson law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Democrate
Ruth
Order
Mo Jon
Mire Frehwick
J. P. Gecepis
Ghee
Republican Party
Piarty Privilewen
Soman
Republicans praise woman voters in Oklahoma meeting
In a Oklahoma City Republican State Committee report excerpt, the party contrasts with Democrats over recognizing women voters. The article lists the committee members and officers including A C Alexander as chairman and Lloyd Noble as secretary, with several women named among the executive committee.
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Okinhommi
Oklalone City
Oklahore
A.C. Alexander
Jutes Hivria
National Commiteena
Mra
Ponce City
WA. Wheelock
Pawhuska
Bible School Attendance Tops Year at Christian Church
The Bible School drew 116 attendees on Busday morning the largest so far this year. Church members and workers planned events including a missionary program, a ladies' society outing, and a social at the pavilion with a humorous note about wearing good clothes.
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Bible School
Christian Church
Woman's Mixeladary Society
B. J. Cote
Harmen
Mission Rand
Nadine
Avetta Parnes
Earl Quine
Spring Creek
John Walleece
Lewdy
Father Drummond
Drummond
Hibie Claes
Voters Push Back on Federal Guidance in Missouri Primary
Missouri voters rejected national calls to follow Woodrow Wilson's lead as Reed won renomination by a strong majority. The piece portrays Americans resisting perceived political dictation from the president and notes a broader Republican landslide response. It reflects early 20th century party tensions and public insistence on ballot independence.
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Missouri
Woodrow
Woodrow Wilson
Benator Reed
Reed
Wilson
America
Unclear excerpt on a superstition and luck
Fragmentary text discusses a superstition titled by Rathi Beroul and its alleged effects on love and discord. Multiple authorities suggest varying beliefs about an engagement token and luck. The passage hints at a single month linked to hope and fortune but remains garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renani
In Case of Fire Do Not Get Excited Move Quick
Fragmented readable text notes home safety advice about staying calm during a fire. It mentions removing items from hangers and dressers, placing belongings on beds, and tying together sheets before throwing them out a window. The remainder references various local names and social updates without clear narrative.
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Hayes
Itev Murphy
Guy Branch
Maw
May
Majority Rule Debate Sparks Civil Rights Echoes in Marion
In Marion a speaker defends majority rule as essential yet warns it must protect minority rights. He argues that governance rests on more than sheer numbers, criticizing crude majoritarianism and noting risks when the majority excludes the minority in a democracy. He cites historical authority challenged by modern pluralism and calls for safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Himeek
Windom
Tochester
ON. Y
Oklahoma State Fair Offers Free Tickets to Beaver County Students
Beavor County school children can visit the Oklahoma State Fair and Exposition in Oklahoma City for free on School Children's Day. W. L. Hens, county superintendent, announced 4.276 tickets were issued for admission to main gates on Friday, September 39. Tickets were distributed statewide under 18. Mahan and Ralph T. Hemphill. The fair runs September 24 to 24 with round trip fares at one and one third the normal rate.
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Oklahoma City
Beaver County
Oklhoma
John M. Noble
Noble
Oklahoma State Pair
Mahan
Ralph T. Hemphill
Foot Care Remedy Advertisement by Blue Star
An old style foot care notice promotes Blue Star remedies for hard or painful feet, sweaty feet, eczema, and various skin conditions. It claims to soothe sores and skin diseases, with assurances of odor reduction and clothing compatibility, from Tomy and Boogle Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Star
Tomy & Boogle Dmg Co
Local business figures visit Beaver and Balko
A. P. Owen, Grant Hughes, Martin LaMaster visited Gate on Monday afternoon. Shaddon and family from Miv eraide called in Beaver on Tuesday. W. R. Kong and Grant Jackson from Balko were in useday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Owen
Grant Hughes Martin LaMaster
Gate
Shaddon
Miveraide
Beaver
W. R. Kong and
Grant Jackson Lof Balko
Useday
Ozark Hotel Guests and Beaver Visitors
Me Seth Skinner of the Couch neighborhood called Beaver on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Homer Hill were dinner guests. Mrs A Gully Wede and Mrs Sarah Blosser with daughter Mrs John Hibbs shopped in Beaver from Elmwood. Ora Marr was a Beaver resident working in a hoard and room by week in the Clear vicinity. The Ozark Hotel now hosts visitors with electric lighted rooms and affordable meals.
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Seth Skinner
Couch
Mrs. Homer Hill
Mrs. A
Sarah Blosser
John Hibbs
Beaver
Elmwood
Ozark Hotel
Relea
Wwe
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John Fields
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Stn
M. D. Gander
Bata
Bemall
A. W. Kent
A. Boileau
BK. A. Ellis
Fred Gintelr
J. W. Ferguson
Justice of the Penne
W. Tedder
Benton Township
Wallenberg
Mr . B. Grogelo
Mrs Hoy Coone
Hookie
Texas
Will Caylor
Maiko
Trivade Returne
Willow Cree
Chie
Everett
Gwen
RM. Laothowrren
Bernard
Tytan
F. D. Kuykendall
Pete "Tonwlin Ot Gray
Mr. Jones
Jeona D. McCormick
Forenn
Attorney King
Liberal
Kansas
Beaver Mom
Woodward Tr
S. A. Miller & CO
Liberal, Kansas
Kellogg's
W. K. Kel
Kellogg's Krumbles
Willard
Beaver Batt
Elec, Co
H. N. Crossley
Mgr
Beaver, Okla
Lis
BIG JO Lumber Co
W. S. Morgan
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