Political slate listing Maine candidates and rates
The Beaver Herald prints a Republican and Democrat candidate slate with offices from Governor to Justice of the Peace. It notes advertising rates and a subscription price of 52.00 per year. Named figures include Joan Fields M. Garder Wayne L. Dickey Ky J Benner A W Kent Henson and others.
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Prions
Joan Fields
Sth
M. ©. Garder
Republicss
Wayne L. Dickey
Frank Newkirk
Repub
Tulen
Ky J. Benner
Doarer-Harpar
la Perdeat
Aol Maldt
Iinpatitican
Worty
Chas
NILES
T. M. Cowan
Fields Payors Rakered K La Shawnee Platform Split
John Fieldy, Republican nominee for governor, criticized the Oklahoma Democratic state convention in Oklahoma City for rejecting a Shawnee platform plank calling for disclosure and accusing the state’s bank guaranty fund, graft in other departments, and looting. He urged the Walton administration to address the issue, arguing the GOP would not permit the primary to be controlled by fusionists.
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John Fieldy
Gournaty Fond
Fields
Oklahoma City
Toonday
Thin Plank
Uae
Walton
Bei
Okie
A Leopard Change Aims In Oklahoma Election
A fragmented editorial discusses political aims in Oklahoma City urging voters to set aside party ties amid a heated November ballot. It questions Wallon’s sincerity toward radical elements and warns of the dangers of socialism and non partisan leagues. Citizens are urged to consider justice and right over affiliation.
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van Nentton
Oklahoma City
Fim Comention
Walton
van Viet
Wallon
Justin
Cut the Weeds in Beaver Urges Clean Town Appearance
The Beaver Herald urges residents to curb weeds and improve yards and streets. It argues unkempt property harms health and beauty, calls for collective effort, and questions why the town should tolerate neglect when tidy yards, trees, and flowers could enhance community pride and livability.
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Herald
Beaver
Publicity and political jibe degrade civic chatter
A rambling critique targets the Democratic party, accusing it of empty rhetoric and distortions to mask lack of progress. The author likens their claims to noisy barking, contrasting purported past achievements with ongoing public misdirection and trivial disputes.
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Democratic Party
Miachilt
Community social notices from CLPAT LAKE area
A Wednesday gathering hosted by Mrs Anninwell Mrs Sylvia Shell and Cleo Double with family, and visits to Roberts Vaughn McGowan and McDevitt households. An Opal Smith party, a Sunday ice cream social for Annie Snell, and a Danhaw Tacky party cheer residents. Visitors from Wichita plus assorted local greetings observed.
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Anninwell
Sylvia Shell
Cleo Double
Roberts
Opal Smith
Charlotte Roberts
Edith Vaughner
McGowan
Hwvehiers
McDevitt
Hd San
Annie Snell
Brown
Roberts’ Bunda
Danhaw
George Farrell
Wichita
Cordell Hull Faces Democratic Opposition Over Farmers Tariff
The piece argues Cordell Hull and Democratic leaders opposed the farmers tariff but failed to show its benefits. It cites elevated farm prices post tariff, compares U.S. and foreign prices, and claims 1921 exports set records while farmers faced hardship and bankruptcy under alleged political opposition.
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Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Senate
House
Republican Congress
Harding
Witton
Wilson
Corded Hull
Cordell Hall
Democ
Lown
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Duluth
Buenos Ayres
Hull
England
Boston
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
America
Europe
Amwurien
Uien
Bull
Congress
Tariff Talk Sparks Debate Over Prices and Profit
Clarence Smith returns from the summer Normal at Alva while Harriett Cowan invites friends near Gray before returning home. The letter argues tariffs raise living costs, cut import profits, and help home producers compete by making goods like electric irons more expensive for importers and thus for consumers.
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Clarence Smith
Alva
South Elmwood Community Notes and Visits
In South Elmwood, Culbertson Madison and family visited Mrs. May Kile and Mrs. P. Tt. Jonavon after dinner with C. L. Fowler. Ann Kile and Booker family attended a picnic at Orville Haskett's grove. Mr. Dye prepares the home farm for wheat and intends to move back this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Couley of Colorado stayed with OC. L. Fowler and attended the community church sermon. James Bridges and family joined the Benday service. L. Fowler and Ray Kite were observed about town.
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Culbertson
Madison
Local Notes From Logan And Turkey Visits
A note lists a trip to Logan by Ray Kile and Earl and Fowler last Monday. It also mentions Mrs. Lin Baggerty visiting friends in Turkey, Texas at present.
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John Longner
Ray Kile
Earl
Fowler
Logan
Lin Baggerty
Turkey
Texas
Ozark Hotel Ad Moves From Bogue Hotel
P. Dillow announces the Ozark Hotel, offering daily rates and weekly board. The ad lists 65.5? rooms and meals packages, highlighting transient meals and fully electrified rooms. Contact via phone 150 for inquiries.
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Bogue Hotel
Ozark Hotel
P. Dillow
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