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R. C. Fain moves his family to Roberta property near the White House hotel. Mrs Emery Trekell departs for Milan Kansas after a visit. Mrs Perry Kile of Elmwood reportedly seriously ill. Zahner and Janily move into Savoy building to run a hand laundry. Mrs M A Clark hosts a Friday night gathering for Miss Roth departing for Alva. McFarland family returns to Beaver to reside. Mac improving. W H Thomas to Kansas City for Implement Dealers convention then Missouri visit before Guthrie for Masonic Grand Lodge. Mr Kile adds a large sign boosting his corner business and recent improvements brighten the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Perry Kile
Elmwood
Inez
T. P. Zahner
Janily
Hodge
Douglas Avenue
Savoy
West Side
W. H. Thomas
Benday
Kansas City
Missouri
Guthrie
Grand Lodge of the Masonic
Health trips and local rail politics in Beavers and Corpus Christi
Judge B H Loofbourrow and wife plan a winter stay on the Gulf coast with son Hale and mother Mrs C J Loofboarrow for health. They will tour south Texas mainly Corpus Christi. Attorney A B Dickson goes to Willow Springs for two weeks. his Rock Island Lines card hints at railroad industry disputes and Oklahoma expansion delays. The Beaver Herald targets bootleggers and gamblers, with editor Maude leading the drive for law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Loofbourrow
Hale
C. J. Loofboarrow
Gulf Coast of Texas
South Texas
Corpus Christi
Dickson
Willow Springs
Texas
N. F.& N. W. Railway
Rock Island Lines
M.e.&t
Rock Island
Strug
Oklahoma
Great Railroad
Beaver Herald
Herald
Maude
Beaver County
Comis
Great Loss To Fruit Growers From Cold Wave
A severe cold wave swept the country last week reaching fruit belts in California and Florida. It caused extensive damage to orange and lemon crops and other citrus, likely resulting in many thousands of dollars in losses for growers across those states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Morida
Ohio Valley Flood Brings Hardship to Oho Firer villey Residents
Residents along the Oho Firer villey endure severe flood conditions as the river reaches seventy foot stage at Cinemarti. Lowlands flood, families evacuate, and property losses loom. George Murphy, a self described "Tohah," faces trouble amid recent incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Oho
Oklahoma Legislature In Session In Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma legislature is in session at Oklahoma City with lawmakers busy. The result is expected to be typical amid heavy tax burdens. Hope grows that good measures already presented may pass and that ways may be found to curb the immense tax load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Sion
Oklahoma City
Card of Thanks for Kind Help After Loss
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who helped in every way during the illness and death of our husband and loved one. Your assistance and sympathy meant a great deal and you are remembered with gratitude. Sincerely May 5 Johnson AW McOiena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiohaeas
Johnson AW. McOiena
Obituary for Jeptha Seate Johnnson of Twin Mound area
Jeptha Seate Johnnson born November 10 1854 in Champlain moved with parents to Kallyeton Tawa at age two. Converted early, married Mabella J Shackleford July 18 1878, to be together till December 19 112. He moved to Beaver County March 22 108 lived as a Christian admired by all. He died without children leaving a devoted wife and a church legacy at Twin Mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeptha
Johnnson
Champlain
Kallyeton
Tawa
Ths King
Holy Linda
Mabella J. Shackleford
Mr. Johnson
Beaver County
Josephine
Johnson
Beaver County Farmers Push for Staple Crops and Tax Relief Extended
Beaver County farmers urge shifting from broom corn and wheat to staple crops like maize kaffir peanuts and poultry to boost earnings. County Commissioners extend tax payment deadline to March 1 with 1 percent daily penalty after that date and no penalties before then for taxes due January 1 to March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Sheriff Johnnieny Jones Vows Firm Stand Against Crime
Beaver county new sheriff Johnnieny Jones sworn in last Monday pled to serve without fear or favor. He aims to break up bootlegging and gambling, proceeding with businesslike resolve. Citizens urged to support his efforts to curb lawbreakers and improve local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnieny Jones
Beaver County
Mind Again Unbalanced At Ft Supply Asylum
Mrs Jan Hibbs once thought restored to reason has become mentally unbalanced and must be confined again at the Insane Asylum in Ft Supply. Two small children are left by the unfortunate woman, daughter of Asa Hibbs of Clear Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan, Young
Viola Hibbs
Asa Hibbs
Clear Creek
Ft. Supply
Chean Nee
Mrs Tolbert Weight Dies in Cottonwood
Mrs Tolbert Weight of Cottonwood died Saturday after a brief illness. Her condition had not appeared serious earlier, and her sudden death was a shock to relatives and friends. Burial was held in Beaver Cemetery Sunday, leaving a husband and one child to mourn a loving wife and mother. Sympathy extended to the immediate family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolbert Wright
Cottonwood
Charivari Planned for Beloved School Teacher
Coastal charivari planned by school children for their teacher who recently served with them until Mr Green presented himself and was taken in charge by Miles Green, with all involved for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Green
Miles Green
Weather Recap Narrates Brief Cold Wave
A cold snap from the north brought several days of chill with light snow, quickly moderating and fading. The brief spell left little lasting impact as the cold period was short lived.
Broomcorn Market Advice From Seright Brothers
A Chicago broomcorn firm Seright Brothers issues a cautionary letter to farmers and buyers about current market weakness. They advise farmers to hold broomcorn at home, avoid shipments, and warn against selling into a low-price market. The note emphasizes honesty, no market manipulation, and seeking a fair commission for handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seright Brothers
Broomcorn Merchants
Chicago
Aey A. Stennett
Sophia
Dean Steel
Gneativ
Seniour Bros
John J Tinkler died after paralysis in Utah while seeking work
John J Tinkler born March 19 1862 in mound Illinois died December 22 1812 after a paralysis stroke at Castle Gate Utah while with his eldest son. He moved from Kansas to Oklahoma in 1887 and later resided in Paonl Colorado Me area. He married Clara fola May in Woolward Oklahoma and had two sons William and McKinley. He joined the Christian church at Deighton Oklahoma in 1902. Funeral services were led by Rev O G Stout and burial was at Cedar Hill Cemetery. He is remembered as a kind husband and father with strong community ties in Reaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Tinkler
Beales Mound
Ilinois
Joseph
Elizabeth Tinkler
Chickamauga
Georgia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Clara Fola May
Woolward
William
McKinley
Paonl
Castle Gate
Utah
Christain
Deighton
O.G. Stout
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Paontannia
Colorado
Tinkler
Reaver
Taklor
Presbyterian Church welcomes all to services and Sunday School
The Presbyterian Church invites all to attend every service and Sunday School which begins at 11 and continues at 7 30 p.m. The notice emphasizes that everyone is welcome and signed by Pastor Cons Lenran.
Christian Church Services January 10 1919
Church schedule with Bible School at 10 am and 11 am sermon titled Man’s Flext Sin. Evening service at 6 45 with special music. Christian Endeavor at 6 45. Pastor LJ Smaw extends cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Motta
Moasixa Stavice
Evexine Sanview
Saljoot
Bolid
LJ. Smaw
Beaver School Notes Report For Week Ending January 10 1912
Beaver School notes report weak attendance due to bad weather with 187 total enrollment 118 attending daily and 90 cases of absence. School reopened January 13 with near perfect attendance and aims to improve in the last half of the year urging patrons to support.
Roll of Honor and renewals listed for multiple members
The section lists Roll of Honor entries for W. R. Haight Lorena new sub W. M. Berends Englewood Kansas JW Akins Balko new sub Mra CO K Havely Albis Iowa new ly Beaver A P Hutfield Gray renewal Mre P B Moore Forgan renewal by Lyon Moore Beaver John 8 Roberts Stockton HI renews al by Paul Roberts Beaver John Baumgartner Logan renewal DB Kinder Beaver renewal J Neal Logan renewal Geo Prichard Gorman Tex renewal. The damaged fruit crop note mentions colt ware and the Papoale Post and a package handed by a friend as exasperating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Haight
Lorena
New Sub
W. M. Berends
Englewood
Kansas
Akins
Balko
Mra
K. Havely
Albis
Iowa
New Ly
Beaver
A. P. Hutfield
Gray
Renewal
P. B. Moore
Forgan
Lyon Moore
John 8. Roberts
Stockton
Renewsal
Paul Roberts
John Baumgartner
Logan
DB Kinder
J . Neal
Geo. Prichard
Gorman
Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Abstract Office
Frazer & Fickel
Bonvoeed Abstracters
Dee
R. C. Fain
Roberta
White House Hotel
Emery Trekell
Mae Maple
Milan
McFarland
D. Green
Hibbs
Mac
M Kile
Mr. Kile
R. O. Renfrew
Beaver Counties
P. C
W.F. Carson
Beaver Office
Beaver, Okla
Jonah
George Murphy
Emmett Rapeby
Homer Grisman
Windsor
George
Teall
Groom Ridge
iMo
Ormond
Fime
Johnny
Charivari
Beaver Mercantile Co
Christian Church Services
Beaver School Report
Havely
the Dentist
Okla
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