Beaver railway grade in full sway drives local support and progress
Beavers northern railway grade work moves at a rapid pace as more machinery arrives and crews mobilize. Five hundred beneficiaries, including farmers and town residents, contribute funds and labor, aiming to complete the grade in about ten weeks weather permitting, with hopes of smoother market access and farm prosperity.
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Beaver
Fall Sway
Imachinery
Bayar
Toame
Tak
Local residents visit county seat for business and trials with cars
T L How from Clear Lake conducted business in the county seat on Saturday while B C Miller of Madison handled affairs there Wednesday. Hugh McFarland recently bought a Ford touring car and tested its steering, showing better control than the old cay.
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T. L. How
Clear Lake
B.C. Miller
Madison
Hugh McFarland
Hugh
Newly Weds Visit Here. Ara Ross and Mas Nel lie Bolling Marry
Ara Ross of Colorado and Mas Nel lie Bolling of Lila Kansas wed January 12 1914 in Jola. They visit Mr Ross parents for a time before returning to Colorado to establish their future home.
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Ara Ross
Colorado
Mas Nellie Bolling
Lila
Kansas
Jola
Mr. Ross
Madison man Mee, G. W. Ault honored Wednesday
A Madison resident Mee G W Ault was honored on Wednesday after participating in a local event. The report notes he had his name entered in the records and received a call from Hexsuo, with involvement at the Big Bank noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Ault
Madison
Bird Grand Get Together at M I Church
Epworth League hosted The Bird Grand Get Together on Friday evenings with bird drawings on walls and guests receiving a card bearing a bird name. Participants matched mates by finding a bird of the same strain, enjoyed bird games, and were served refreshments of poodles worms. The event raised ten cents for the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I
Epworth League
Tne
Beaver City to Get Rail Line South of Beaver River
The Beaver Herald reports strong local support for a new railroad from Beaver City toward Virginia and towards the Wichita Falls line. Farmers expect work to begin on grade and roadbed with paid team labor and stock grants. Officials say the project could boost crops and bridge bad roads, though financing remains in flux.
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Partion
Kansne
Lemet
Ansious
Boa Yer
Furuan
Erie
Benser
Ivanhoe News
Smith
Kuykendall
Beager City
Beaver City
Wichita Falls
Porgan
Braven Stants
Epring
Why Forgan Rail Road Plan Arises in Beaver News
Beaver editors examine a letter from a Forgan business man nicknamed Dear Friend regarding building a shore line railroad. The Enterprise deems the plan dubious, noting the cost benefits of moving to an existing railroad and urging citizens to avoid missteps. The piece questions motives behind discouraging local railway development and hints at broader local interest in Beaver and river farmland.
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Forgan
Theena
McMurtry
Ed Closex
Ipie
Morgan Ia
Beaver
Eorth
Bagness Nan
Jovine
Weir Undergoes Brain Surgery. Family Reassured of Recovery
S B Weir underwent brain surgery on Monday and is reported improving. W T Quinn returned Sunday from Topeka to inform his wife and family by phone that Weir’s condition has stabilized and Beaver friends express hope for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Quinn
Topeka
Kansas
Mev
Quinn
B. Weer
Weir
Shot Accidentally Injures Youth in Harford County
Johnny White suffered a gunshot wound to the right hand from a loaded pistol Harvey Floyd was handling during a gathering. The accident occurred while others, including Little Harry Peckham and Frank Chiloth, looked on as Dr Lang treated the injured boy at his home in Beer. He is improving and expected to be about as usual soon.
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Johonie White
Harvey Floyd
Hove
Johnny
Harvey
Harry’ Peokham
Frank
D. Peokhan
Niegant
Death of Little One from Anamosengo Recovered in San Francisco
Funeral notice reports the death of a two year old girl from cholera infantum. She was brought from San Francisco by Mrs Joe Quinn to Gaymen for burial beside her father who died two years ago. The notice offers Christian consolation and speaks of faith in a better world beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosengo
San Francisco
California
Joe Quinn
Gaymen
Ane
M E B Church Sunday Services and Events
The M E B Church holds Sunday School, morning service at 11, Epworth League at 4, and Sunday evening worship at 7. A sermon titled A Line of Forgiveness based on 12 01 0 is announced. Rev J D Niles preaches, with Lowder delivering messages at 4 pm and 10 14 Presching by Rev J D Nilwee.
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M. EB
J.D. Niles
Epworth League
Lowder
Eitan Menses
J.D. Nilwee Pasron
Texas County Abstract Office Opens in Guymon
Frazer of Beaver County will open an abstract office in Guymon to handle Texas county books and old Beaver county records. WH Sullivan, a young attorney, will join Fraser in the Texas county office along with associates to manage the Texas county abstracts and ensure a stable share of the abstract business.
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Walcor
Frazer
Beaver County
Ollie
Beaver
Guymon
Texas County
Texas Souplands
Polwe ‘Amer TL. Plckel
WH. Sullivan
Mivtieelppl
Union
Atwtetics and Guaranty Company
Keneas City
Fraser
Texas
Uie
Lectures on Holy Land By McLaughlin At High School
McLaughlin of the Friends Gate lectured on The Holy Land at the High oolaudi borign Thursday alate of week. He illustrated his talk with stereopticon views, presenting vivid imagery of spears places and events to aid understanding. A large audience attended and proceeds benefited the High School fund. WASTED A tun of young work wares Heroees and wagon.
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McLaughlin
Holy Land
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