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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
8
A long-time Oklahoma editor and farmer, John Fields explains his shift from public service to candidacy. He cites decades serving state farmers, resisted political pressure, and urges voters to prioritize citizenship over party as he seeks the governorship amidst a turbulent state government.
Beaver residents recount a busy spell of visitors and travels. Enid from Oklahoma City plans to finish university work in Chicago, while Branton of Burden Kansas visits Mrs. Sime and A. Young. Local families host relatives from Texas, Kansas, and Colorado as they attend lectures, trips, and training sessions. Regulars like Richard Moore return to county duties after illness. county workers, teachers, and clergy share community events and church services.
Mrs. B L Fickel and young Dorine return from Colorado expected Saturday. Mr Pickel to meet them in Garden City. Mrs Fickel improving after deafness treatment. Dorine had tonsils removed. A L Drummond of Norton and Wilbur Drum mond of Kansas City visiting father 7 Drum mond who is ill but improving. Chas Crawford of Clear Lake county seat visit. wife recovering in Iola hospital. D A Cates arrives from Harper to manage Alva Keller Mille Elevator. Elmer and family to follow. Mrs Panlo McFerland and son hover and Mrs Logan Green return from Hooker. Mian Mabel Wells leaves for Alive to teach next year.
The Joint Stock Land Bank invites farmers and ranchers in Beaver County Oklahoma to apply for amortized loans at 6 percent with no commission or brokerage. Loans cover up to 60 percent of land value. Write or wire for full particulars. District representatives listed for Kansas City and Missouri banks.
An invitation describes a day at Tapley Farm located 16 miles southwest of Beaver Oklahoma and 16 miles northwest of Booker Texas, scheduled for Tuesday August 29 1922. It emphasizes a community outing at the farm with accessible travel references and a single date.
The sale lists 39 head of best Durocs to be sold in a grove located 1-2 miles east of a house. The lot features ample shade and water. Free lunch will be provided at noon and every one is invited to attend.
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