22 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
1
Notice urges Beaver county Republican women to attend February 2 precinct meetings and February 5 county convention in Beaver with equal representation as delegates. It cites National Chairman Hayes and the Equal Suffrage Act, stressing duty and readiness to participate in state convention at Oklahoma City.
W and son N Mason marketed a large wheat parcel last week using three wagons and a tractor. They hauled about 275 bushels to market with two such loads. Aboard, a busy scene showed many wagons and teams in motion amid rain and market activity.
Lloyd Bietth of Coon Creek near Bunset was arrested this week by field deputy sheriff C. D. Drum on a charge of stealing wheat in his possession.
E B McPherson who runs a grocery reports was arrested Tuesday for selling extracts unlawfully. Chas Hinkle drives a Buick bought last week from local dealer Frank Laughrin.
Official call from Beaver Oklahoma for a county Republican convention on February 6 1920 at 2 pm to elect delegates to the state convention in Oklahoma City February 11 1920. Precinct conventions on February 2 1920 to choose delegates. urges equal representation for women voters and notes meetings of Republican women with men. Roscor Mialey chairman and Thomas P. Braidwood county secretary.
The Peoples Mission bank of Bluff city surrenders its charter as a national bank and takes a new charter as a state bank. No stockholders were changed and the move aims to protect depositors under new state supervision.
On June 1 1920 a dated note references the phrases Goal and The Bank of Beaver City. The message urges readiness to pay winter coal costs and invites readers to call and meet, asserting both desire and ability to service customers.
Local church notes describe Friday evening Sunday school program at the parsonage, morning services by Nevacond Henry, and upcoming events including a Wednesday meeting, a Thursday evening gathering, and a special service next Sunday morning. Community notices cover hog sales by William Williams, visitors, and local transportation updates.
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