Beaver News Roundup Roads and People in Beaver County
Beaver neighbors discuss new homes and health issues. Typhoid cases include Miss Etta Meese and Little Dale Peckham while farm sales and livestock deals appear with Red Milk Cows and two good cows offered for sale. Local travel shows many visitors from Woodward and Guyman. rains bring relief to drier areas as residents adjust to new schools, reorganized Bundy and Kokomo townships, and a summer scholarship for Ravenna Chroat at the University of Witteburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Ravenna Chroat
University of Witteburg
Commencement Exercises Held Across Beaver County Schools
The Beaver County public schools held commencement exercises at the court yard on a Friday evening in June. Sixty five graduates from all county schools participated with strong orations and music. Maude Ferguson of Gray won the gold medal for best production. Diplomas were presented by Supt. J B Swaim. Judges included Prof. Osborn, Miss Leon Weight and Judge Ky I. Foot Bourrow. Special music directed by Miss Laura Mackay received praise. The program listed many graduates, including Adrian House, Clara Davidson, Nellie McKillip, Eva Clark, and Harry Dinn, among others.
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Beaver County
Court Ty
Mromien
Maude Ferguson
Gray
Maude
Osborn
Leon Weight
Ky I. Foot Bourrow
Mise
Laura Mackay
Laura
Gelden
J.B. Swaim
de Clase
Ferguson
Pounded the Preacher at a Fourth of July Pound Party
The Christian church gathered at Rev. and Mrs JT L Shaw home on Wednesday evening for a pound party. A good number attended and the event ended pleasantly. Other notes mention Mr and Mrs Zed Seal of Kimerood, July 4, a patriot, Joe Mensinger and Maude Murdoch visiting Cimarron with their parents, and Mrs Bots Long and daughter La nore returning to Alva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Christian Church
JT. L. Shaw
Rand
Joe Mensinger
Local Herald contemplates continuation and a hazardous jackrabbit misfire
The Beaver Herald warns of possible newspaper discontinuation after July 101 if subscribers do not renew payments, notes credit extension offers, and recounts a farm incident where Mr Nance accidentally fired at a jackrabbit, injuring his finger but not causing serious harm. It also reports a gasoline burner scare at a barber shop and a record breaking hardware store trip to News County, Kansas, by H Thomins and companions, covering travel time and distance.
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Ayent
Aervare
Stove
Nany Tomdere
Henano
Bnt
Sears
Nance
Jong Teach
H. Thomins
Carter-Tracy Hardware Company
News County
Kansas
Hie Fort
Frank Maple
Peckham
Dickon
Inventory of a Newspaper Man’s Year and Local Happenings
A year’s tally from a local newspaperman lists profits, tithes, and missed church attendance along with other small affairs. Pr atville entries note baking oven setup by EB Noll, while repairs, burns, and health worries affect residents like Mrs. Hibbs and Miss Ethel. Firework items and minor incidents hint at busy local life overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian
Mt Thy
B.S
de Prattville
Ala
Local Notes On Weather, Fly Traps And A Death In Beaver
The county records a short session ending with a note on excellent study despite bad weather. Fly traps along Douglas avenue show activity, aiming to improve health conditions. News recalls Charley tent and a hospital death in Trinidad Colorado from appendicitis. Waur Miller leaves the Mende News to take over the Bucklin Ranger at Bucklin Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slong
Douglas Avenue
Carton
Horse Thief Sheriff Pursues Team Theft Suspect
Local authorities report Sheriff Cookham pursuing a suspect tied to a theft of a team from A. Taylor’s ranch on the mile two Fonre nyo. The man was held by Lamar authorities Monday while the search continued for the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Cookham
Lamar
Volornlo
Fran
A. Taylor
Hae
Beaver County Team Wins Detailless Baseball Game
Beaver County defeated Lakemp and Gapien in a fourth inning showdown at Caberal. The report notes a tame contest with unclear plans from Beaver County, while the opposing side fielded stiff opposition. The purse is listed as 109 dollars, but game specifics remain vague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caberal
Lakemp
Gapien
Laken
Rhea
Beaver County
Roll of Honor Renewals Across Towns
The Haenare readers renew subscriptions in multiple towns including Frank Bogue Newton Kas and Henry DeWitt Knowles. Others listed include John H. Taft Spremore R A Mage Beaver J A Blosser Elmwood Conewed Metlare and more. Bedford Madison Jon Hunter Woodward appear in the renewals as well. A Fourth of July patriotic service and decorations were noted at the Methos district church with a Sunday night vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haenare
Frank Bogue
Newton
Kas
Dito Barbey
Hiverside
Henry DeWitt
Knowles
John H. Taft
Spremore
R. A. Mage
Beaver
J. A. Blosser
Elmwood
Metlare
Pr. A
Woods
Lockwood
Barnes
Debilther
Tex
Bedford
Madison
Jon
Hunter
Woodward
Quiet Fourth Reflections On a Mild Independence Day
Reporters recall a quiet Fourth with few festivities as people gather in Liberal for a large celebration. The day stays hot and calm with family picnics in groves, while memories of past parades and times twenty four years ago linger in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Tiehinty
Soue
Liberal
Former Beaver Citizen Dead Mod June 27
Peter Sullivan a half brother of Mrs Henry Montgomery died in Hugoton Kansas after a trip to bring him home. The burial will be in Linglewood with Sullivan's mother buried there. Sullivan resided in Beaver many years and was well known in the community. death is deeply regretted by all who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nelson
Mary
Ilinde
Nelson
Beaver County
Mrs. Nelson
Peter Sullivan
Henry Montgomery
Religion and events at the Methodial Epis tal church
Sunday activities include preaching on Religion in Hot Weather and a Sunday school at 10. Conferences and sermons occur with District Superintendent Barna Bray and Burne. a special evening lecture at Beaver and a gathering named Get There Hen. Local news notes marriages, illnesses, accidents, and farming conditions with brief mentions of crops and rainfall.
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Lia Hi
North Pinta
Tucklay
Barna Ab Bray
Erning
Burne
Beaver Churely
Eaih
Muljoch
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Robertson’s Millinery
Tak Braven Timsato
Mew
B. P. Russell
Walter C. Frazer
Etta Meese
Sr . Bearer
Okla
John W. Taft
Sppermiere
A. G. Thomas
Dale Peckham
Beaver Hdw
Furn
John W. Savage
Te “Ridge
A. G Thomas
Hitheson Vrante
W. H Robertson
Laura Mackey
County Normal
V. Robertson
W. HH
Kansas City
H. A. Busing
Miss Anna
Punty
Otto Barby
Riverside
Mr. Barbey
Alva Glothier
Kane Sus Pointe
George Hamilton
Cash Price
Kansans
Thay Barnes
Beaver Hardware & Furniture Company
Woodward County
Mark Hester
Six Mile
Beaver Mercantile Company
Bee Jou
Savage
Court House
de F Pruett
South
Missouri
Strong
Ae Wright
Guyman
Edoh Humphrey
Muskogee
Frank Henderson
Gaye Weat
Mra
Elmer Robson
George Robson
West Union Methodist Church
Art Quinn
Oklahoma
Eagleswood
Englewood
Kanna
Kather
George
Karly Wallborn
Ohio
Susan Milton
Bonded Abstracter
West Side
Douglas Aye
Beavor
Rao
Adrian House
Clara Davidson Beanie Keatzer
Nellie McKilliye
Okla Wright Tha Sommers
Chas
Miles Karl Wellbors
Bory
Kile Rieh Leonant Forn Groendyke
Chesterthoculyke Vern Seat
Cleo Miller
Phebe Stowe
Oliva Hays Myrtle Bushy
Ruby North John North Tone Betts
Elmer Douglas
Katie Reid Tiee, Retmuth
Neola Douglas J. Baggerly
Minerva Ault Upal Sommers
Nathan McNeil
Ernest Ferguson
Eva Clark
Roy Wilcox
Aaron
Zed Seal
Joly
Citieun
Blaze
EB. W. Noll
By Hi Manefield
Rome
Marion Griffy
Harper County
A. W. Tooley
Florin
Asa Hibbs
Ethel
Clear Creek
Mithel
Nigel
Omi
Thurdhy
Meiday
Studenta
Juatraetor
Charley Hunt
Matiy Friene
Charley
Femeo
Tie
Bucklin
VaiWor
Jery Miller
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Bucklin Ranger
Buckle
Miller
Ant
Roll of Honor
Thistle Brand
W.R. Case @ Sons
S. W
Beaver Hardware and Furniture Store
Whitnant J. Gavar
Tay
Mr. Walters
Mins Lucy Willson
Edgwe Tove Mer
Foster
Bonner
Seavant Lammert
Moree
J. He McCond
Amarillo
Mr McCont
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