Distinct Names List From Local Officials and Officials
A garbled OCR list enumerates numerous local officials and staff titles including district treasurer judge clerk of district sheriff clerk and attorneys. The fragment mentions several surnames and initials such as Go Oo Oo Rog Gon Dint Gom Urow Beyeinger Wright Henry Fellow Jone Degraw Smith and Hagan among others.
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W. G. Urow
PD. Beyeinger
Geo
Wright
Hf. Henry
Oy Fellow
Oop
Vernet
Jone
C. GC
DeGraw
Claude T. Smith
Hom Bullek
Opear Gandier R
Hagan
Tanhow. A
Haskell
Elen Thos
Melati
Tiray
Republican state nominees listed for governor to district judges
A batch of Republican nominees is listed for multiple statewide and county offices, naming candidates for positions including governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, attorney general, treasurer, superintendent, various inspectors, commissioners, clerks, sheriffs, and district judges. The long roster includes John Fields, Hugene B. Law, Maryin fh, George H. Foster, Walter C. Stevone, C. A. Vanner, John 5. Woolter, Willa Phares, Mrs. Alin A. Cartion, Patty Malloy, Harring Eero, Sherman W. Hill, Zach h Pryne, J. % Dolman, A. T. Boys, H. J .Beorgi, John H. Bur ford, John M. Hall, M. J. Smith, R. L. King, John A. Spoln, T. FP. Twyford, P. H. Deum, Geo I. Wright, Ovonr trardver, H. M. Rulick, C. J. DeGraw, J. N. Phelps, G. T. Ayers, R. Hagan eeecree, A. A. Haw, F. Well man, John S. Marrin.
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Por
John Fields
Hugene B. Lawwin
Maryin Fh. Preoiior
George H. Foster
Walter C. Stevone
C. A. Vanner
John 5. Woolter
Willa Phares
Alin A. Cartion
John A. Spoln
T. FP
Twyford
P. H. Deum
Geo
I. Wright
Barrogor
Ovonr Trardver
H. M. Rulick
C. J. DeGraw
J. N. Phelps
G.T. Ayers
R. Haganeeecree
A. A. Haw
Wisterot
F. Wellman
Joho
Marrin
Dangerous Summer Coughs Warn of Ills and Remedies
Readers are warned that summer coughs can indicate low vitality and throat or lung troubles. An ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a prompt relief for cold or throat issues, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The item also mentions war era wheat prices and local harvest notes, highlighting economic concerns and agricultural activity in Beaver County.
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Dr. King
Tr King
Gossip and Community Notes From a Rural Paper
A garbled OCR page recounts church gatherings at Lake Sanday with the Beaver Gospel Team and View Point teams from Texas. It notes births, a baby gift, Leopold Mowers sight, Hideo hiring a cook, and multiple local residents’ comings and goings, schooling plans, and travel to California Missouri and Clear Lake.
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Laker
Mra
Thomas
Beaver Gospel
Laka Sanday
Joephe
Temas
Teaas
Ora
Parente
Baby
Leopold
Jesen Hideo
Gratin
Jowso
Contagion of Constipation Prompts Health Advice
An OCR fragment urges readers to prevent sickness by avoiding constipation and to take a pill named Fosmlp TM sold at druggists. The wording is garbled but emphasizes immediate action to prevent poisoning. The piece reads like an old health ad with strong product promotion.
South Elmwood Community Notices and Illness Rumors
A garbled local notice describes illness among residents and upcoming prayers at the home of Tea Kile. Mentions of Anna Kile sick and Chandpa Kile family hosting a Sunday gathering, with references to neighbors Reever and Teumie clan and parish prayer meeting plans amid unclear details.
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Algruer
Howe
Peery Kite
Anna Kile
Mes
Mise
Hendington
Mra
Maryildie
Reever
Daughtur
Teumie
Linneborn
Bya
Pitos Cured to 6 to 14 Days Refund Policy
Report notes a refund offer for savers relating to PITOS Cured, with a promise to refund if Protrudine wiven Rest and Hert is not satisfied within a 6 to 14 day window. Details unclear due to garbled source text.
Summer Constipation Warns Dangers in Heat
The piece warns that summer constipations can be dangerous in hot weather and that drinking cold water may injure the stomach. It mentions a laxative remedy, Lo-Lax, as a suggested aid to stimulate digestion and relieve constipation, urging use that night.
Proposed Rules of the Road for Automobilists
Fragmented OCR describes proposed traffic rules with penalties for violations and warnings about corner viewing, approaching intersections, and speed limits. The text mentions fines for speeding, reckless driving, and not maintaining proper lane discipline, with references to signals and cautionary measures for motorists.
Care on Sunday Chases Automobiles Causes Disturbance
Fragmentary note describes a plan to deter country travel on Sunday by chasing, shooting, and arresting motorists. It mentions drivers dismantling cars, disposing parts, and using a vacuum cleaner on dusty roads to create dust in front of houses.
Commissioners Proceeding on Accusation Against County Judge Healy
The August adjourned meeting of the Board of County Commissioners authorized County Attorney Claude T. Smith to prepare an accusation charging George H. Healy, County Judge, with misconduct in office and seeking removal and suspension until determination. The board adjourned to meet August 19, 1914. Beaver Oklahoma, August 10 1914.
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Board of County Commissioners
Aji
Claude T. Smith
Ailarney
George H. Healy
Eart
Beaver County Adjourns as John A Spohn Appointed County Judge
The Beaver County Board met on August 20 1914 with all members and the clerk present. A motion by Haskell to appoint John A Spohn as County Judge to fill the vacancy caused by George H Healy's suspension was carried, effective September 7 1914, pending district court proceedings. The board adjourned to September 7 and the clerk certified the record.
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Beaver
Okla
Boaed
Geo 1
Mealy
Haskell
Hagen
McLain
Foelock A. m
Gio. HW
Warton
Wees
John A. Spohn
Beaver County
Hagan
Rye
Geo. H. Wright
Gro. H. Warton
Fragmentary plant label hints at Bromo Quinine use
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bromo Quinine and avuarians gall for, with unclear surrounding context. The readable bits reference a chemical label or product name and an unclear procedural phrase, suggesting a damaged note about a pharmaceutical or botanical entry.
Oklahoma City Faces Potential State Budget Deficit
The Oklahoma Democratic administration could face a deficit near 1.2 million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1914, after maximum levies and tax collections. Unpaid warrants total about 970,000 with further registered debts, and deficits may push total expenditures beyond the 3.15 million appropriated.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Jones
Worth Thinking Over The Liberal News on southwest investment
The Guymos Herald cites A I Haynes with 680 acres of wheat producing 16 008 bushels at 10 585 85 in costs. After threshing 1 191 0 and rent paid, net profit exceeds 7 0 0 per year. The article argues a 50 percent annual return, contrasting eastern farmers 4 6 percent.
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Seoussige
Ltavmoorn
Broonsven
Europe
Mr. Nelson
John Goyle
Bome Wold
Liberal News
Worth
Southwest
A. I. Haynes
Haynes
Guymos Herald
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