Grain Corporation Aids Oklahoma Farmers Questions
Telegraphic Q and A from June 24 1919 outlines licensing for wheat buyers and dealers portable elevators and country margins with Grain Corporation responses. Includes policy on shipments, licenses, and appeals. Also notes American Legion formation and aims with stated nonpartisan goals and immediate program items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius H. Barnes
Irman Grain Corporation
New
State of Agriculture
Grain Geaters
Oklahoma
F. Plaznek
Grain Corporation
Him
Hurst Huilding
Kansas
of Grain Corporation
Sad Natn
Ge ‘Grain Corporation
Elevi
Gras Corporation
Kansha
Barnes
Walton
Moore
Truancy Officers Aimed to Enforce School Law
Senate Bill No. 167 from the 1919 session prescribes that in cities or towns the Board of Education appoints truancy officers to enforce the law, with county superintendents appointing officers for districts outside incorporated areas and salaries set from four dollars per day. The notice also mentions digestion advice and a travel note on Mrs Annie L Jones visiting Elk City with Beaver relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
R. Lson
Pub- Hernativation
The Boyds Delight Chautauqua Audiences Once More
The Boyds, a musical company, summarize a proven chautauqua act beloved nationwide. Mr Boyd, a dramatic reader with a rich baritone and skilled pianist, partners with Mrs Boyd whose soprano voice and piano work enhance their ten year presence. Their program blends sketches, costume, duets and solos in a refined, captivating style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds
Chautauqua
Union
Boyd
Chautauqqua
Lyceum
Chicago Ladies’ Orchestra
Soldiers and Bailora Quartet Return at Chautauqua
The Soldiers and Bailora Quartet, veterans of the prewar era, return to the chautauqua platform with a catchy vocal program that stirs patriotism and lifts spirits. The piece promises a rollicking, happy mood under the canvas as they welcome the soldiers and sailors to the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailora
Chautanque
Bammy
Hte
Armica
Statewide Campaign Against Rats Proclaimed in Oklahoma
Proclamation by Governor J. B. A. Robertson designates July 21 1919 as RAT EXTERMINATION WEEK. Clear call for statewide unification among farmers, chambers of commerce and youth groups to deny rats food and shelter, citing dire pest and disease claims and urging publicity across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
State Board of Agriculture
State Commissioner of Health
Federal Extension Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Bureau of Biological Survey
Farmora
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Citizens’ Associations
I. J. B. A. Robertson
J.R. A. II
State of
Chamberlain's Tablets Touted For Bilious Fits
A reader from Pattonsburg Missouri endorses Chamberlain's Tablets claiming they cured his wife of a year long bilious attack and chronic constipation. The letter urges others to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pattonsburg
Beaver Herald hints at two popular youths revelation
An editor notes an upcoming disclosure about Beaver's two most popular youths. Little Miss Adran Keith, recently arrived from Alma Kansas to live with her aunt Mrs C D Smith, is linked to the family. Louise Tracy reportedly had several days with tonsillitis and influenza claimed Mary Drummond last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cue
the Herald
Beaver
Adran Keith
C. D. Smith
Alma
Kansas
Mary Drummond
Louise Tracy
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Tah Aiga Tegion
Bla Mick
Criseine
Amore
American Legion
Paris
St. Louis
West 44Th Street
New York City
American Sexton
Minneapolis
American Legion Weekly
America
Cross
Annie L. Jones
Tweeday
Elk City
Arkansas
Beaver Store
Lee Gosney
Mgr
Rats
Mick
United States Department of Health
Eontive
Tate and Sa
Morris
Harry BarnBa
Ochiltree
E. E. Gardner
Will Brown
Near
Nan
EZ. E. Gardner
Edwin Gardner
Probst Grain Company
A. ?. Smith
Kennedy’s Auto Top and Shoe Works
B. F. Kennedy
Beaver, Okla
M. Light & Co
A. F. Brown
Oishoma
City Market
W. G. Stranathan
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