Special judge named for salary case before nine judges
Attorney R H Sunday will sit as special judge in Oklahoma City with eight other state supreme court special judges to hear the case of State ex rel Baxter Taylor and Thomas H Owens versus Frank Carter state auditor. The issue is whether salary increases to state officials may be paid during tenure, with Carter refusing per attorney general advice. The nine judge panel’s decision is awaited with interest.
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R. H. Sunday
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Thomas H. Owenson
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Aurhtor Carter
Board of County Commissioners
Thanksgiving Observed by Beaver People in Usual Manner
Beavers observed Thanksgiving with church services in the morning and at noon. Families shared meals at homes or with friends and relatives, despite limited food supplies. A dance at the end of the day drew many participants, concluding a pleasant holiday. Hostess hospitality featured Mr and Mrs J B Spurrier at their new home during Thanksgiving dinner with guests Helen Murphy E Croe and T Mure Aoopitalty of hospital ity.
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Helen Murphy
E Croe
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J. B. Spurrier
Red Cross Christmas Seals Drive Under Way County Official Named
The Christmas seal sale was launched Monday December 11 and runs through December 26. County director Mrs O H Catiy and chairman J W Savage lead the drive. The small one cent stickers are meant to raise funds and support local mercy efforts.
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O. H. Cat Iy
Ecrese
Ay J. W. Savage
Decided Cold Wave Impacts Daily Life
The past week has brought notably colder weather with rain and a shift in daily routines. Citizens report discomfort but remain prepared with fuel and supplies, keeping most households functional despite the chill.
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Coal Shortage Meet In Beaver Receives Calming Report
A Beaver court house meeting addressed coal supply concerns. A committee will survey town stocks to estimate emergency reserves while most residents report about sixty days of coal on hand. Despite some shortages, officials urged practical measures and alternative fuels, recalling past shortages and self reliance.
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Let the Sammies Dig Coal Frontline Spirit Rally
A wartime column urges volunteers from the A E F to mine coal and argues those who can buy coal but refuse should be drafted. It questions if trench veterans should bear all sacrifice and asserts the soldiers are “the right kind of stuff” for mining duty.
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Sammies
Dr. Davis to Locate Here in Beaver City
Dr Earl T Davis a former Beav er dentist returns to establish practice and open a new office here in early year He and his wife are visiting and plan to move back with new equipment expected by January Beavers residents welcome him back noting his prior patronage and reputation Also Norton property changes Owners Wright buys Norton property on the Must Side taking possession Monday and Richason advances to the Jane Ceaver City property south of the courthouse end of paragraph.
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J. Ff. Norton
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Richason
Jane Ceaver City
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