Commissioners Agree Appointments and Bills in July 1912
Beaver County Oklahoma records show the July 1912 session where Knowles township officers were appointed and bonds approved. The minutes list numerous county officer reports, certify errors, guardian applications, and fund transfers as the board adjourned then reconvened to approve numerous bills across Contingent Supply and Court funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
RK. Bouchard
Oklahoma
Joe H. Dyer
Odlehome
Y. Alexander
Koowins
Ku'clucka
John B. Swaim
O'Neal
John W Taft
James H Varker
Jones
Parker
Leach
A. H. Fox
JM Norton
Stampe
Carrive
Jule Bima
Atarpy
Janes F Loew
John B Swalin
Stampa Ands Res
J B Norton
Harey Tharp
Carpenter
Idle Stone
Election Board
Mercantily Company
MO Thomas
John A’ Spot
Jane
HD Peckham
Mar Maple
Barnard
Geo D Barnard
Weavern Bank Supply Company
Sanptien
Tooker
Libby
Board of Prisoners
Eb Fiekel
Beaver County
Geo. I. Wright
Commissionera
Gro
Report of Teacher's Examination June 26 27
Summary of a teacher examination appears with duplicated lines and garbled terms. It notes certificates issued across grades one to three and counts of certificates carried forward from previous nominations. The text references total counter certificates and dates around June with unclear names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowe Fe Saye
Big Fourth of July Picnic at Neill Grove
A well attended July 4 celebration at Frank Neill's grove, formerly Thorpeen ranch, drew people from nearby communities. Neill provided food and drinks, with ice cream freezers and a stand for pop and candy. A program featured music, an oration by Key OL Brout, and speeches by political candidates Howard M. Drake and W. A. Harris, marking a lively community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keill
Neill
Nelli
Key OL
Brout
Eagle
Frank Neill
Howard M. Drake
Harper and
Beaver Counties
W. A. Harris
Brarea Brow
Mail Carriers May Fly in Air Age News
This town notes progress with air mail dreams and daily life items. Mentions Uncle Sam mail futures, King’s New Discovery for coughs, and local happenings such as Fourth of July fireworks mishaps, visits from Percival Dalton, dog bite incidents, and real estate chatter. Highlights Wheat harvest strain and plans for Independence services.
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Uncle Sam
King
Doug
Jolda
America
J. F. Davis
Boyland
Percival Dalton
Chicago
A. TL
Mise Ld. Anderson
M. M. Mariole
Herbert Boyland
Beaver County
Iver Swaim
Swaim
Ilourrieron No. 2
Mr. Masports
Cassady Obituary and Community Notes in Beaver County
Obituary notices honor Mrs. Mette Jane Cassady of 155 widenemst, wife of John Cassady, long resident and devout Christian. The piece reflects on her illness, family, church activities, and the sorrow of mourners, with brief local updates on church meetings, threshing plans, Independence Day celebrations, and local improvements. It mentions Jimmie Adams, Alva Clars, and Lucien Wright, plus a note on a wedding rumor and harvest conditions. A catarrh cure advertisement closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Clatterines
Jonn
Mette Jane Cassady
Join Cassady
Widenemst
Sophie
Aleepears
Cassady
Mre. Davis
Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Garrett School House
Jimmie Adams
Shattuck
John Hoke
Alva Clars
Hastinggrove
Lucien Wright
For Sale Items Mentioned with Curious Phrases
An assortment of sale phrases appears including Good top buggy Hardcoalition Quick Money Easy Terms and an appeal to apply to John W. Savi acrom 6 bridge. The text also oddly references dysentery cures and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Kennedy claims curing it, advertised as available from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Savi
Chamberlain
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Gental
Clyde Gregg
Beaver Git
J. W. Thompson
Thos. L. Higginbotham
Kansas
Commissioners’ Proceedings
AJM, Fox
Obsiruan
Transaci
A HM. Fos
Geo. H. Warton
All Dealera
Independence Gossip
Lorena
Hall
Carter Tracy How. CO
Beaver, Okla
Paul W. Light & Company
Kas
Forgan
Okla
E. W. Neff
Robertson’s Millinery Store
J. W. Steffen
Lakemp
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