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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1912

Page

1

Much Room for Enterprise in Beaver County

The Henaa, oldest paper in Beaver County and a prominent Oklahoma publication, argues that local business and town advancement rely on home advertising and patronage. It urges merchants to support local printers and newspapers to foster communal progress and warns that neglect harms the town's prosperity.

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Enthusiastic Booster Meeting Supports Railway Bonus

A Beaver County booster meeting at the Court House Friday, led by the Commercial Club, featured the Men’s and Ladies’ bands in a public debut for the Ladies’ group. Speakers Judge R B H Loofbourrow and Attorney J W Calwell urged support for the St. Louis Oklahoma and Pacific Railway, promising county-wide benefits and urging collective effort to secure the railroad right of way and bonus.

Court House Commercial Club Beaver Orchestra Ale Pearl Heyous Harry Tharp H. Loofbourrow Beaver County Beaver JW Calwell St. Louis Oklahoma & Pacific Railway Inet Renales

Newspaper Feud Over Coal Shortage Reports

Meantime Kansas papers clash over sensational coal and livestock loss reports. The Heaver OkIay Herald attacks castors papers for exaggerating suffering while noting only brief coal scarcity and continued food availability. Merchants paid high freighting prices yet roads improved. overall conditions are described as returning to normal with moisture easing inconveniences.

Heaver OkIay Herald Castors Herald Meade Kas Globe Fuhr

Beaver's Cold Spell Brings Freight Rush and Odd Claims

Beaver, far from railheads, saw a surge as Liberal Kansas sent a thousand horse wagonload of coal to Benger in a single day. Local relief followed a rare fatality due to cold. Reports from St Louis mock exaggeration of Beaver’s doom as Eastern papers claim widespread ruin. Weather warmed by Associated Press hype though it remained chilly.

Beaver Liberal Kansas Benger St. Louis Beaver County Bludwkey

Shocking Sounds in the Earth Warn of Impending Earthquakes

An anonymous advertorial urges readers to heed warning signs from nature, claiming dull back pain signals kidney trouble and promoting a medicine sold at Drany's. It quotes Peter Bondy of South Rockwood Mich as endorsing the remedy for kidney and bladder issues.

Peter Bondy South Rockwood Mich Drany's

Oklahoma hospital for the insane annual report facts

Norman inmates show 700 residents with diverse occupations and nativity. Admitted 168, discharged 168, deaths 76, with heart failure most common cause. months October and July saw peak admissions. foreign born 30, Germans and Irish noted. a Guthrie trustee reviewed the report.

Guthrie Oklahoma Hospital For Norman L. J. Selsor Tisne Miktound Arkanens Routhern Thor Tern Ireland Kannel Eads Lowa

Met Former Beaverites in Wichita

A report from Wichita notes many former Beaver county residents now living there. People met include AL Fosher, Cather, Grandma Ryerson, Karl, Joy, Jennie Ryern, Mrs Hulbuis, Garrett family, Myrtle Blues, A A Bruce, Mrs Harry Welborn, Blanch Overet, Genevieve, and Georgia, with comments on Wichita as a beautiful, convenient city.

Wichita Kanes AL Fosher Cather Jennie Ryern Tiniilae Ray Hulbuis Garrett Théie Wme Myrtle Blues A. A Hruce California Harry Welborn Ben Reigity Blanch Qovert Blanch Stedman Tre. W. G. Strovation Mise Genevieve Minuie Madina Georgia

Almost Lost His Life From Terrific Storm Exposure

A.Sud of Mason Mick faced a terrifying exposure to a storm. a neighbor gave him De Kings New Discovery, which relieved a chest ache and breathing difficulty. The ad promotes the medicine as the only quick, safe relief for mouths colds throat and long trouble, priced at 50 cents to 1 dollar with a free trial bottle guaranteed by Fred C. Vracy.

A.sud Mason Mick Tilidae Fred C. Vracy

War ends as Mangum trio buys Guymon Democrat

The Guymon Democrat was purchased last week by Tey Huird and sister Mise Baird of Mangum. The new owners plan to run the paper, while editor Zimmerman shifts to other duties. The piece hints at ongoing rivalries and social banter surrounding the sale and local politics.

Guymon Democrat Tey, Huird Mise Baird Mangum Otter Dersarat Guymon Herald Denwermat Zimmerman

Reason Enough Says Beaver Herald Editor on Ballot Access

Miss Maude Thomas of the Beaver Herald advocates women’s ballot access with a sharp, if garbled, defense. The writer laments over poetic phrasing and notes debate on women voting, citing other reasons beyond the Herald’s stance.

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Why Not Have a Tree Day

A community note proposes a manual Tree Day to benefit residents by planting trees. It imagines improving yards and streets, encourages broad participation, and asks who will take leadership to organize the event.

County records face shift as tax levy eyed

District notes outline a numeric index delay in the Count House records. Beverages enforcement leads to arrests as county commissioners adjust the tax levy to cover running expenses and debt service. A July board meeting lowered current expense needs while adding sinking fund and interest costs.

Board of County Commissioners Board of County Exelae Board Bie Neal Gene Doline

Prohibition arrests rise as Meade County enforces law

A Bekear area probe led to Will Cannon of Six Mile being charged with violating prohibition laws. Undersheriff G. L. Fickel captured him. Cannon pled guilty before County Judge Healy and posted bond for April. Officials anticipate further prosecutions from new information. Meade Kansas counties push Leap Year wedding incentives with local papers offering free notices and subscriptions.

Bekearard Pat Laawim Hallpark Oke Islama City Will Cannon Fickel Young Canton Healy Canty Cor Meade Kansas Meade Globe Meade County Randolph Meade News Indy

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