Bill to Prohibit Shipment of Liquor Passed
Washington February 8 The Webb bill to prohibit interstate shipment of liquor into dry states for enforcement of state laws passed the house late today 240 to 5 The bill has been earnestly hoped for by prohibition supporters who desire to see prohibition strengthened It now goes to the senate where it is expected to receive a substantial majority and be signed by the president The bill passed the senate Tuesday
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Washington
Webb
House
Senate
Bills That Now Are Laws From Legislature Passed By Both Houses
The bills passed by both houses include for burglary by explosives and transfer of canon to a newly created county. Governor Cruse debated the measures aside from the appropriating bill. A per diem for extra service and an investigative resolution on all departments are noted in the action.
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Cruse
Cotton
Afteenth Jedicial
Bank of Beaver City has partial data from 1918
The fragmentary OCR lists a Beaver City bank in Okinhonn with February 4 1918 date, stock paid in 19000 08 and mentions a notary public James H Cantene Ceasers Hapires and other garbled words, indicating a damaged historical record.
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Lian Lutees
Chinon
Sea of Prove
Suneeniad
Will
James H. Caantene
Notary Public
Artesian Well Brings Water to Cimarron Ranch
Doc Anschute, famed as the happiest man on Cimarron River, celebrates a pearly spring. A shallow eight foot well in his pasture yields abundant water for his stock and friends in Meade, Kansas, who tested the quality and praise it as excellent.
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Doc
Doc Anschute
Cimarron River
Sonny Mores
Duc
Meade
Kan
Loyal Sons and Daughters Entertained by Teacher’s Class
The Loyal Sons and Daughters of the Christian Bible School were entertained at the home of their teacher, Mr L L Shaw, Friday night. About thirty five members attended as the committee planned and executed the evening, with refreshments served.
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The
Christian Bible School
L. Lb Shaw
Inet
Re Districting Bill Presented in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City February 8 A congressional redistricting bill supported by all the house leaders is introduced in the house. The plan assigns seven districts to Democrats and one to Republicans with specific county compositions including Woods, Woodward, Alfalfa, Grant, Kay, Major, Garberfield, Noble, Logan, Payne, and others. El Claude Manafield visits his mother in Faireview. Beaver residents welcome him back while noting his past farming ties. Geo H Rush works to improve market with fresh vegetables for trade.
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Oklahoma City
House of Representatives
Woode
Woodward
Alfalfa
Grant
Kay
Major
Garffield
Noble
Logan
Payne
Woodward County
Dick AD. Morgan
Qungeéssmien
Oklahoma
Pawnee County
Birdy McGuire
Oange
Pawnne
Washington
Nowate
Craig
Ottawa
Roxora
Mayon
Delaware
Tulan
Creek
Heard Around the Corner in Beaver and Inez
Madison resident F. J. Birdsall visits Beaver this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith travel to Forgan for business. J. B. Norton and family relocate to the Gardner property. In Inez, the snow nearly vanished with much soaking into the ground.
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F. J. Birdsall
Madison, Ware
Beaver
C. D. Smith
Forgan
J. B. Norton
Gardner
Inez
Norton property tied to Austin Humphrey near High School
Austin Humphrey loved the Norton property near the High School and moved into it this week. Shaw and FP A Sharan visited Gate Wednesday to conduct a revival at the Christian church there.
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Austin Humphrey
Norton
Shaw
A. Sharan
Gate
Christian Church
Family moves to Beaver. Yorum and Dr Simmons arrive
Clark W. Yorum and family moved to Beaver this week. Yorum works at Beaver Mercantile Company. Dr J A Simmons, a chiropractor from May, arrived Monday and plans to stay if his practice proves profitable. He has opened an office at H M Bullock's residence.
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J. A. Simmons
H. M. Bullck
Mansell Trip Ends With Visits In Eastern State
Dr. L. Mansell returned Saturday from a state trip visiting his son P. D. L. in El Reno and daughter Mrs. Newe Roe in Coldwell, with Virginia Wickham and Lydia Hulm hosting friends at Maude Thomas’s home Friday evening where they are staying. Games of various kinds were played.
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Minens
Virginia Wickham
Lydia Hulm
Mi. Maude Thomas
Beaver Edits and Estate Sale Proceeds Draw Attentive Crowd
W. H. Robertsan and Willian left Saturday for Kansas City and Missouri points to visit relatives and plan spring millinery purchases. The Sol Blosser estate personal property sale at the home place Monday drew a large crowd and, despite a wish sale, sold exceptionally well.
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W. H. Robertsan
Willian
Kansas City
Missouri
Sol Blosser
Two Local Residents Enter Real Estate Business
Mr and Mrs Cox and Mr Wright with children left for Rogers Arkansas where they will start anew in real estate. Cox has long worked in the area and is well liked. Wright had already moved ahead to prepare the new home. The Guymon Herald notes their energetic move and predicts success in their new venture.
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Cox
A. ‘el
Wright
Rogers
Arkansas
Gox
The
Herald
Guymon Herald
County Officials Promise Clean Record In Office
Har ry M Bulick, Register of Deeds, is highlighted among county officials starting new terms. The report notes the last quarter of his term yielded receipts of 111.70 in October, 421.70 in November, and 974.05 in December, totaling 161.95, with office expenses at 4022 and a county profit of 1193.15. December saw 40 lagtrmeata filed and over 8 chavtle releases recorded.
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Vohemont
Register of Deeds
Harry M. Bulick
Beaver County
Want Our Stub Line Bonds From Beaver to Forgan
Community message urges Beaver area residents to fund a proposed stub line bond issue to connect Beaver with Forgan. Promoter Griffith delays due to incomplete details but claims local stock subscriptions could trigger quick construction and handsome dividends. Officials say stock ownership could protect cash value and open regional markets, urging immediate local investment to avoid losses and secure future rail access.
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Beaver
Forgan
Atock
Griffith
Warn Don's
Dome
Iria
Reliape
Walting
Meade
Kanenae
Dodge City
Kansas
Fake Insurance Agent Preys on Local Merchants
Beaver County Republican reports H R Martin of Woodward posed as an agent for Farmers Underwriters Insurance Co of Fort Worth. He signed contracts with McLarty Bron to insure stock, Jost Neufeld, and A W Kaykendall as notes were issued, yet no policies or communications followed. Local merchants advised to deal only with home agents to avoid similar schemes.
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H. R. Martin
Woodward
Farmers’ Underwriters Insurance Co
Fort Worth
Texas
Cana
McLarty Bron
Jost & Neufeld
A. W Kaykendall & Son
Ite
LaKemp
Baughman
Amooth
Ft. Worth
Beaver County
Ikian
Nate
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Tung
Wate
Beaver County Railroad Meeting Draws Large Beaver Crowd
Enthusiastic Beaver residents gathered Saturday at the Court House in Beaver to support a railroad project. The Beaver Band played on the street and at the Court House as meetings and music drew a large business and farming crowd. Stock subscriptions reached 2600 and many more pledged support, signaling strong local backing to push the road to completion.
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Hoomier Railroad
Court Mouse
Beaver
Court House
Hearst
Enue
Furproteedt
Missouri From Old State Fire of Rights Drives Change
The Missouri legislature moved two major measures forward in a week long push to end the old regime. Supporters hailed progress toward open calumny and equal suffrage for men and women, hoping the senate will follow a strong approval in time. The author expresses pride in Missouri and warns against lingering stereotypes as the reforms advance.
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Missouri
Lugialacuretiteek
Mimouri
Beavers Mercantile retiree J C Hodge leaves firm
J C Hodge of Beaver Mercantile Company sold his interest to other members and retired from the business last week. He plans to stay in Beaver a few months to straighten affairs before moving to Cobra-Joy. A longtime thorough merchant he leaves many friends and customers who will miss him.
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J.C. Hodge
Beaver Mercantile Company
Han
Beaver
Busi
Cobra- Joy
Mr. Hodge
Bowmans It Beaver
Jing
Church Service Notes At Beaverton Beaver Orchestra
Fragmentary church notice lists Christian Church services at 10:00 a.m. Bible School, evening Endeavor, and a 7:45 p.m. service with music by the Beaver Orchestra. Pastor Ly Saw invites members and friends to attend.
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Hitle School
Charely
Bible School
Monsina Senticeel
Christian Endeavor
Eveniva Seaview
C. BE. We
Beaver Orehentea
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Notice
Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. Regular morning service at 11 a.m. Morning sermon titled A Trap Walk With God. Evening service at 7:30 featuring Self-Examination Examined. All are invited and welcome. Cras. B Lazran, Pastor.
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Cras
Lazran
Birthday Surprise Party for Miss Exther Kile
A birthday surprise was held Thursday night for Miss Exther Kile marking her Lith birthday. A large crowd of friends attended the enjoyable affair amid a hot, crowded train setting where a man read a paper and briefly shared an orange with a shy child before a kindly widow urged forgiveness and neighborly kindness.
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Miss Exther
Miss Kether
Hethe Beg Gt
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