Country Correspondence From The Heaann Readers
Country column explains publication rules for timely submissions and space limits. Madison items note dry weather, threshing activity, corn fodder, and a government grant of new phones by Madison Royal Telephone Co. Scouts from Spearmore passed rural mail carrier exam at Buffalo. Local updates include school lumber, Miss Kate Jett teaching, broom corn, Gerald and Frank Moyer in Ellis County, and a farm sale for 2500. Grassland yields discussed and coyotes and jackrabbits suggested for bounty renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Moyer
Mie
A. H. Montgomery
Kate Jett
Speermore
Buffalo
Clinton Moyer
Frank Moyer
Ellis County
Lansdaw
Madison Rayal Telephone Company
Lawrence Curtis
Gov. Whitaker
Frank Golden
Taft
Local notes on weather and town doings in Mountain View area
Surprise hot and dry spell described as threshing wheat rush. A half mile north of town a renter contemplates marriage. J A Phillips on sick list. County churches attend association at Mountain View church June 6 7 8 with a pleasant time. Mr Pate plans a residence and well. Doctors Sawrey and Connor attend Ca leyville picnic. Mrs Mamie Pate indisposed. John Bair quizzed Pate about reply. Wil Phillips left for Higgins Monday with a load of wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Phillips
Mountain View Church
Pate
Sawrey and Connor
Alee Sam Joan
Caleyvile
Mamie Pate
Mr. Pate
John Bair
Nelson
Woodward
Phillips
Higgins
Beaver County Weekend Notes Amid Pleasant Visits
Local reminiscences recount a calm Saturday with Will Hoffman and others, notes on warm dry weather then clouds, plus trips across Beaver County near the Texas line. Reports include threshing work in Texas and Kansas, crop health, diamond-like find near a farm, and visiting relatives. a travel note ends with crops thriving and harvest to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Old
Beaver County
John Stoleing
Texas
Lakemp
Floyd Hurehie
W.W. Murray
John Beck
Rainy Need Overshadows Kokomo News
Weather outlook shows Kokomo seeking rain as residents discuss local needs. Amy Stephens improves today while Mrs Powers takes her daughter to Beaver to consult Dr Long. Doctor removes tick from child’s ear. Carl Gregg returns home from Clear Creek for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gregg
Clear Creek
Beaver County Notes From Kokomo Area
A wide array of local items from Beaver County includes Ray Lighter breaking his arm riding a mule, Overton sale success with Dave Overton and family, and several families preparing to relocate to Canada. Health updates include Mrs Crypton and Dora Lile, with social events like a farewell dance for Albert Overton and a lemonade party at Mrs Williams. Neighbors attend baptisms, visits, and farm work while crops and haying continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Long
Dr. Long of
Beaver
Mere
Wieecup
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Heaann
Eny
Henan
Herat
Complainta
Will Hoffman
War & Pleasant Caller
Matilda Baltzer
Martha Winters
Mae Murray
Avoid Sword
Dora Layton
D. Layton
Lacy Sword
Ruby
Grandma Murray
Debra Wilton
Shattuck
Oklahoma
Rebecka Lawton
Frank Wilson
Ford
Kansas
Mike Quick
Texas Line
Kokomo
Amy Stephens
Henry Ford
United States
Model
Detroit
Tracy Hardware Company
Beaver, Oklahoma
Ray Lighter
de. Long
Corly
Jess Ring
Bright Maddox
Charley Grege
Dera Lile
Overton
Will Fishgarb
Canada
Hattie Wagner
Maddox
Clide Gregg
Mr. McGall
Feed Lile
Earl Shares
Walter Wilson
Wee Williams
Hearshel McCall
John Coulter
Pearl
Mire
Dora Lile
Liles
Brother
Hugh Lile
Page Boys
Mary McKay
Avnn Repenan
Cuas
H. Tynen
Tam
Dr. Long
Mr. Laughlin
da. L
Tiple
McCalu
Conte
Escarce
Peter
Lyse Saturn
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Kansas City Weekly Star
Weekly Star
Kansas City
Liberal
Meade
Beaver, Hooker, Guymon
Tyrone
Oklo
Braidwood
A. F. Rock
St. Paul Insurance Co
Fred S. Becker
Madison, Oklahoma
Wichita Eagle
Wichita, Kansas
the Herald
Beaver, Okla
Beaver H DW
FURN
Mitchell and Kellar
James Bare
James FH. Crabtree
the Bank OF
Beaver City
Phone Bank No
F.O. Tracy
Nes Bare, Frank Laughrin
R. Hi, Loofbourrow
J. W. Webb, S.A. Laughrin
H. S. Judy
Frazer’s Abstract Office
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