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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1922

Page

1

Court orders dismissal and venue change in Beaver County removals case

The Eleventh District Court hears a petition charging Beaver County commissioners with gross neglect and mal administration. The court rejects a broad county naming, orders separate accusations, and grants a venue change for O. D. Mendenhall. Trial set for July 12, 1922, at Alva Oklahoma.

I. H. Lootboutrow Ha Ga Beaver State of Oklahoma Ageinet Frank Drum Mendenhall A. G. Dante Beaver County Keer Board of County Commissioners of Board of County Comm Beay D. Meese Cowan Wall O. D. Mendenhall C. Meridenhall Rh. H. Loofbourrow Fis Alva Woods County Oklahoma

Turpentining and Pine Wood Tissues Describe Sap Impact

A fragment from a Wisconsin forestry bulletin notes that successive turpentining seasons do not weaken trees overall. It discusses wound stimuli from living sapwood cells and contrasts heartwood, made of dead cells, with living tissue involved in resin production.

Forest Producta Wisconsin Scientific American

Mrs Slate Injured In Horse Incident Near Teaver

Mrs Slate sustained multiple injuries after a runaway horse threw her from a carriage near Teaver's south side. Estimates of brain contusion and broken rib noted, later regaining consciousness. her daughter Ruth escaped with minor injuries. Doctor Munsett examined her and predicted full recovery.

Slate Teaver Ruth

Curious figures on labor strikes from Department of Labor

Washington July 6 Capital News Service reports statistical estimates tested by the Department of Labor suggest that retirees number over 3,800 per year. The figures rely on newspaper and trade paper reports and are likely understatements. Conservative calculations show about 3,300,000 workdays lost yearly with $44 million in losses to workers and industries.

Warhington Capital News Service Department of Labor Department

Fragmentary Health Advice in Aged Letter Fragment

An interpreted fragment shows a doctor urging frequent baths and fresh air for a madam. The text mentions visiting a watering place, then mountains, to obtain new light gowns. It preserves a period voice with misspellings and garbled names.

Henty Rosband Anthom Nee Fegende

Easy to Verify the Count in a Curious Conundrum

A dialog reveals a counting puzzle where a consumer and an assistant debate a precise number. The exchange centers on how many hours a gentleman present at a tent will need, with the assistant offering a numeric guess and the juror prompting the tally to reveal the count.

Christmas in Nanking Missionary Journal Fragment

A dated diary passage recounts Christmas activities among missionaries in Nanking including church services in English and foreign groups, a Chinese temple food offering for a spirit, and observations of student housing with one hundred fifty boarding boys. The writer notes cultural differences and the phrase Jesus Holy Birth used by locals.

Sivile Tremalie Len Waiin Aiker Taisen America M. 6 Nader Mite Walker M. BR Mies Gray Christian Church Miss Gray Tle Iri Echool Restant Mia Walker Misa Gray

Preacher H Murray at Chris Tuln church Sunday

H Murray of Scott City Kansas will preach at the Chris tuln church Sunday morning. Bro Dutt preached last Sunday and dined with Mr and Mrs B G Brown then returned home to Gray Oklahoma Monday.

H. Murray Scott City Kaw Christuln Bro. Dutt Mra B. G. Brown Gray Oklahoma Workers Conference Crattree Jr Thomas Helen Barley the Willows Dons Carol

Registration Hooks Open July 12 for Ten Days

Registration hooks open July 12 for ten days to ensure every voter can properly register. The notice emphasizes inclusive effort and orderly initiation of the registration period.

Registration and precinct changes prompt transfer rules

A letter from W. McAlister, Secretary to the Republican State Content Committee, explains that Oklahoma law allows transfer of registration certificates when precinct boundaries change. It notes that voters must transfer to new precincts and cancel old certificates, and warns registration officers not to authorize new registrations during precinct redrawing.

Oklahomea Chy Okio A.C. Alexander Republican State Content Committee Oklahoma Oklabors Sir Qur W. ©. McAlister Stcretary

Beaver County Club notes on meetings and weekend visitors

TEMS Committee outlines program for Beaver County Club with Laura Honeen Pauline Groendyke and Harry Pronk. club enrollment hits one hundred. Weekend guests include Reella Mekli Genevieve Stranathan Jeller Hibbs Karl Maple and others. Mrs Lawrence chosen advisor. students in College Home and art routines highlighted. Holly and civic roles noted. many members travel for weddings and visits.

Ver Laura Honeen Pauline Groendyke Hery Pronk Mies Keele Strickland Beaver County Miser Reella Meklili Genevieve Stranathan Jeller Hibbs Karl Maple Lawrence Olav Hove Reola McKiing Lours Henson MM. D, Lawrence Forgun Esrle Strickland Hee Tyrone Genevieve Henson Thie M. @. Lawrence Caroline Ivor Gerald Hibbs Mary Chappell Batterson Texhomwa Okiara W. Prim Chas Hudderton Logan Oklahoma Ben Allen Rich Evans Beaver Goodwell Eo Eauline Laura Groendyke Usinie Elsie Hazel Groendyke

Beaver County official visits Ollie home history clan

Mr G E B Tenney Beaver county schoirman spent Thursday renewing acquaintances and entertaining the Ollie home history clan. Loyd Hancock of Beaver took third place in Ovation for the Be taf club of Whleb. he is a member.

G. EB. Tenney Beaver County Schoirman Ollie Loyd Hancock Beaver Whleb

Groendyke Seeks Beaver County Court Clerk Vote

C D Groendyke announces candidacy for Court Clerk in the upcoming August Republican primaries. A Beaver County resident for twenty years he is a teacher and farmer living on a Clear Creek area farm. He taught eight terms locally and is presented as well qualified for the office.

C.D Chet) Groendyke Fe The Herald Groendyke Beaver County Greendyke Clear Creek Heavere County Keendyke

Bovial Cultivation and the Friend Relation

A cryptic fragment from the Boston Transcript discusses friendship and cultivation. The text contrasts rough feelings with refined understanding, implying that good friendship grows from care and calm handling rather than harsh treatment. The line reads as a playful, era-styled aphorism.

Boston Transcript

Epidemic Panic Reports Rush for Doctors in Ginagow Paper

A fragmentary item notes an epidemic causing fear and hurried crowding toward medical help. It mentions men rushing to doctors and mediclown in a scene described by the Ginagow Paper. The readable portion preserves the urgent mood of a public health scare.

Fragmentary Boxton Transcript Notes Phrase Incomplete

A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Boxton transcript with wary advice about mockery and emotion within a marriage. The readable bits include phrases about slealth mint and hue neve, but the overall context is unclear and lacks concrete facts or identifiable dates.

Boxton

Origin of the phrase All Aboard goes back to sea lore

The statement traces the phrase Going on board to Icelandic roots and suggests Vikings introduced bord meaning the ship’s side into Anglo Saxon speech, indicating the term’s nautical origin and evolution.

Bord

God Be With Ye Exchange and a Farewell Note

A fragment reflects on the phrase God be with ye used in farewells and in casual life. It mentions a butcher and a telephone moment joking about lunch meat like lamb chops. The tone resembles a humorous regional lament over friendly phrases and missed signals.

J W Moore for Court Clerk in Beaver City Primary

J W Moore announces candidacy for Court Clerk in the Republican primary August 1. A Beaver City resident since 1906, his clerical experience is cited as qualification for the office.

LW. Moore Eas Jeet Moore Beaver Oe

Reverend Murray to preach at Christian Church Sunday

Rev BE H Murray of Scott City Kaoene will preach at the Christian Church Sunday A.M. Rev Mareayne is candidate pastor for the Christian Church and comes well recommended. Come out and hear him.

BE H. Murray Scott City Kaoene Christian Church Sanday A.M Mareayne Prospect

Church of God Notes Readers Invited to Weekly Meetings

Church of God notes announce July 2 missions day with prayer services and hymn singing at the Abdomes Banday place. An evangelistic program follows with preaching at Holylock and a secular meeting spot. Invitations extend to neighbors and families for next Sunday home gatherings and midweek prayers.

Agalo Odmen Abdomes Banday Holylock AL Swiger Peikan'e SPM Pomeritees Emagean

Change of Vinur Ghanted in District Court hearing

A district court heard a request for a temporary quapension tram office. Judge ruled to file separate charges against Ge Mendenhall and granted a change of venue. Trial set for July 12 in Haven County. Wife asks if husband ever betrayed her.

Distriet Ge Mendenhall

And Then They Wed The Young Man And His Love

A playful saying about courtship, suggesting time and tact in asking for love. The piece hints at romance and the idea that patience and whispered vows lead to belonging together.

Fragmentary romance snippet in archaic diction

A disjointed passage shows a woman reflecting on modern ideas of kissing and marriage. A young man, misinterpreting hints, challenges her about danger and propriety, highlighting themes of hygiene, propriety, and social expectation. The scene ends without clear resolution.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joanne First State Bank W. E. Hocker R. A. Maple O. H. Cafey Frank Cobeldick J. G. Cafey Forgan, Oklahoma H. N. Lawson Beaver, Oklahoma John A. Bell Brickwell Nardin Charles Swindall Woodward Swindall Suh Repub- Mean Dick T. Morgan Congress Ollaha Jardin Kay County Ady B. A. Jones Ashland Cleveland State Election Board Bank OF Beaver City G. W. Cafey C. H. Capry V.prea C. D. Groendyke Courtclerk J. W. Moore Church OF God Vinur Ghanted Mae cather _milent Murriage
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