Beaver Meade and Englewood Railway Project Planned
Beaver County Oklahoma will host construction of the Beaver Meade and Englewood Railway Company line within sixty days. Beaver residents Fred C Tracy and others organize to build a 52 mile route through Beaver County Oklahoma and Meade County Kansas, with 4 miles in Clark County Kansas. The plan aims to connect Oklahoma City with broomcorn districts and extend linkages toward Woodward and Liberal, Oklahoma City seeking rail connections statewide.
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Beaver County
Oklahoma
Councileage
Fred C Tracy
John W. Savage
William T. Quinn
Elbert Clift
Robert McParland
Levi &. Munsell
Frank Laughlin
Beaver
Beaver, Meade and Englewood Railway Company
Swanty
Mead County
Kansas
Clark County
Kaness
Broomcorn
Oklahoma City
Woodward
Meade & Englewood
Harper
Roger Mills
Cimarron
Clinton, Oklahore
Western
Northwest Oklahoma’s Trade Lost to Rail Routes
The piece argues that about 250,000 residents in northwest Oklahoma cannot trade with Oklahoma City and must instead use Wichita and Fort Worth. It laments missed railroad-building opportunities that would unlock the fertile region’s commerce and stresses the need to restore access to regional trade.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Wichite
Port Worth
Oklahoma City votes bonds for capital building and park rail link
Oklahoma City approves 350000 in bonds with 100000 to begin the state capital building project, plus 650 acres to be deeded. Voted to issue bonds for Northwest railroad terminal facilities at Woodward and 100000 to improve the water plant to secure a permanent water supply.
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Oklahoma City
Trowvewor Cruce
Northwest Railroad
Woodward
School Land Right-of-Way Appraised
W E Hector representing the railroad and H E Pal representing the school land department appraised the right of way in a western county segment. Figures ranged from 5.00 to 15 per acre as the parties concluded their partial survey.
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Hector
H. E. Pal
Republican
Rail line advances toward Sand Creek bridge construction
Steel teams push westward reaching Sand Creek. They lay pavement tack, spike and surface laid track while the Sand Creek bridge nears completion. Grading delays from bad weather may push regular train service back a few days with tentative hopes for trains by the 15th or 20th.
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Sand Creek
Barley as a Crop for Semi-Arid Regions
Barley is presented as a viable dry land crop for northern Great Plains and Rocky Mountain regions, with winter varieties offering earlier spring starts. It discusses suitable forms, soil needs, planting methods, seed quality, harvesting timing, threshing cautions, and feeding uses for livestock including hogs, horses, cattle, and dairy cows.
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Great Plains
Rocky Mountain States
Rocky Mountain
Pa- Coast
Uteh
Idaho
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Office of Grain Investigations
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Dakotas
Manchuria
Gatami
Odessa
Himalaya
Guy Mayle
Nepal
Editor Encounters Political Figure in Guymon Meet
In Guymon last week the editor met B B Quint a Republican leader in Texas County who praised anti bootlegging notes and discussed national business before attending a Masonic lodge meeting. The piece questions Quinn depiction and notes mixed views among locals, urging Republicans to show backbone and emulate organized effort. Sheriff Peckham visited town and left for Gate to close Schraide’s livery stable.
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Guymon Thureday
B. B. Quint
Texas
Roy~alty
Masonic Lodge
Dick Quinn
Nancy Hanks
Paw Gravel
Mr. Quinn
Guymon
Texan County
Mossuiber
Hooker
Remedy for Children's Colds Promises Easy Relief
A historic note urges mothers to treat frequent childhood colds with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims the remedy eases symptoms, preserves vitality, and helps prevent further sickness. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Gough
Beaver Citizen Honored in Montrose Colorado Move
Through a mutual friend we learn that J. Blanchard, longtime Beaver resident, is succeeding in Montrose Colorado where he moved about two years ago. He organized a Commercial Club, raised money for ads, and was elected secretary with a good salary, signaling growth for the town and honoring his advertising expertise. Everyone who knows John Blanchard will be glad to hear of his progress in his new home.
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J. Blapohard
Beaver
Montrose
Colorado
Blanchard
Beaver City
John Blanchard
Sad Fate for Beaver County Lad
Guy Curtis eighteen son of Fred and Afr Curtis of Beaver County was arrested in Wichita Kansas for the confessed murder of Burton Reed a nap corn and peanut vendor in February. Curtis accused his chum Houston who was found and jailed but later released. Houston was dismissed and Curtis faces life imprisonment or worse. The article warns of bad associates liquor and cigarettes wrecking young lives and mentions many Beaver County people.
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Guy Curtis
Afr
Mra
Fred Curtis
Kivera
Wichita
Kansas
Burton M. Reed
Reed
Banton Houston
Tranhoe
Houston
Curtis
Curtia
Hourten
Eame
Curtin
Weaver County
Tragedy Deepens Regret After Fatal Young Man Loss
A brief notice reports the death of a young man in a tragic incident causing lasting sorrow for family and community. Investigations continue as authorities outline the circumstances and express condolences to those affected.
Sheriff Bal Maree Notice Of Auction Foreclosure
Notice by Sheriff Bal Maree announces a tax and mortgage foreclosure sale of property in Beaver County Oklahoma. Describes land in Township 2, Range 23, and details a judgment of foreclose dated November 21 1910, with sale to be held at the court house steps to satisfy the debt plus costs. Sale originally set for August 13 001 was postponed and rescheduled to March 14 next year with the sheriff acting as sale official.
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Mare
Manne
Reiver
Oklahoma
Mareh
Wanghi
Beaver County
Tesell
Tien
Itefeaiaas
Hunen
Reaver
Ledbetter Files Federal Bankruptcy Petition
L. Ledbetter, a farmer from Beaver county, filed a voluntary bankruptcy in Federal Court. Debts total 8026 dollars with assets listed at 50 dollars, including clothing and household furniture. He was formerly a merchant in Appanoose county, Iowa. most debt incurred in Oklahoma.
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L. Ledbetter
Beaver County
Ledbetter
Appanoos County
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. C. Tracy
The
Beaver County Abstract Office
Walter C. Frazer
Dad Mansfield
Czar
Sherif Peckham
Gate
Schraidee
Bal Maree
Pecuman
Bhoriff
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