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11 Jul 1918
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The Beaver Herald in Beaver, Oklahoma
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
1
Balko Red Cross Branch June Work Report
The Balko Red Cross branch lists 20 workers on duty including Mrs Bendit Mrs Whittaker Mrs Settle Mrs Humphrey and others. In June they made 6 pajama suits 8 drawers 52 bed shoes 23 bed shirts and knitted items totaling 10 sweaters 31 neckpieces and 1 wristlet pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlin
Mra. Bendit
Mra. Whittaker
Mra. Settle
Mra. Humphrey
Mra. Smith
Casdorph
Mra. Martin
Mra. Jones
Unruh
Mra. Fox
Mra. Hugley
Mra. Ginter
Wright
Shockley
Mra. Beers
Nell Humphrey
Dorothy Ginter
Beatrice High
Doyle Davis Accepts Offer to Fort Sheridan Training
Doyle Davis son of N B Davis received an offer from President Brook of the State University for appointment to Fort Sheridan Training School for military drill training. The post pays private’s $30 monthly with equipment and room. He accepted and plans to report around July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Davis
N. B. Davis
President Brook
The
State University
Ft. Sheridan
Doyle
Fourth July Celebrations in Moderation Across Communities
July 4th events were held in a calm, wise manner with picnics organized by the Red Cross and community hands. Attendees enjoyed gatherings, fishing, and picnic dinners, but overall revelry was subdued compared to past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Grovi
Beaver Visit Noted by Former Local Real Estate Dealer
B. C. Taylor, once a local real estate dealer, toured Beaver on Monday, marking a notable visit in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Taylor
Carson Seeks Beaver County Clerk Nomination
W F Carson of Carson & Company real estate farm loan and Insurance announces his bid for county clerk of Beaver County in the Democratic primary Aughtth. He cites lengthy office experience and service as deputy county clerk and deputy register of deeds in Kansas, promising accurate prompt and thorough record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Carson
The
Carson & Company, Real Estate, Farm Loan and Insurance Company
Ux K
Beaver County
Carson
Oklahoma
Register of Deeds
Kansas County
Beaver
Renfrew Investment Company
Basi
Carson & Company
New City Well Proves Urgent Water Supply Update
Mayor L. L. Long reports a newly completed city well near the first will supply abundant water with no shortage risk. He estimates a pumping capacity of 175000 to 200000 gallons per day for lands and daily needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Long
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Promotes Invigoration
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a flavorful health drink. It claims to purge worms, restore vigor, and provide energizing effects, with a simple price note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Maddox Seeks County Clerk Nomination
H. B. Maddox filed Saturday as a Republican candidate for Beaver County county clerk. The Beaver Herald endorses his qualifications citing executive ability and experience as chief clerk at the Beaver post office and familiarity with office records. If nominated and elected, Maddox is expected to perform the duties with personal attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Maddox
County Election Board
Beaver
Maddox
Teaver County
Kokomo
Herald
vMce
Hanger County
Beaver County
First Market Wheat In Beaver From Henderson Phelps
Frank Henderson and M D Phelps living west of Beaver led in marketing new wheat on Friday with tests of 16 and 57 percent. Andy Crabtree followed as second to market new wheat on Saturday testing 61 percent. The yield is not great but high tests may keep prices stable. Alex Young and family from Kiowa country were guests of Mrs. Yousaister and James H Crabtree over the weekend, with others visiting Beaver relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henderson
M. D. Phelps
Beaver
Andy Crabtree
Alex Young
Kiowa
Monay
Wilson Kent
Liberal and Goodwell
Kan
Roy Brown
Beall Buys Bolin Hall Elevators In Oklahoma
G Beall and son Ted with wives visited Beaver Saturday to take over Bolin Hall elevators at Forgan and Beaver. Horre will stay as manager at Beaver, Ted Beall runs Forgan operation. Elder Beall moves to Liberal to buy grain, new era for Beall family in Kansas City and Dallas connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OE. G. Beall
Ted
Beaver
Beall
Bolin-Hall
Forgan and
Horre
Ted Beall
Forgan
Mr. Beall
Liberal
Kansas City
Dallas
Texan
Herald
Couch Branch Red Cross Workers Attend July Meeting
Record lists present at the Couch branch Red Cross workroom on July 2 including Mrs. Dawnon Mrs. Jim Wallace Mrs. Ed Green Mrs. Ben Kennedy Mrs. Dave Bullard Mrs. Herman Ratalaff Mrs. Elmer Bwesar Mrs. Harry Borden Mrs. Grant Couch Mrs. Fred Sheppard Mrs. M. R. Bobbitt Mrs. Frank Langley Mrs. George Birr and others. L. P. Williams and wife arrived from the turn Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawnon
Jim Wallace
Ed Green
Ben Kennedy
Dave Bullard
Herman Ratalaff
Elmer Bwesar
Harry Borden
Grant Couch
Fred Sheppard
M. R. Bobbitt
Frank Langley
George Birr
Mrw. Kennedy
George Barr
Ed Smith
Dick Myers
Joe Couch
Harvey Borden
Bareneid
Silas Dillon
Bobbitt
Gretna Wrist
Il Aon
Mise May Ferra
Misa Lely’ ‘Langley
Monthly report toll expenses and military relief funds
Expenditures for March April and May carried from previous report total 457.84 dollars. June telephone and telegraph 17.21 mostly for War Fund Drive. Express and freight 6.48 to St Louis 252.25 military relief supplies 2657.94 balance on hand 187,807.5a. Rs. FICKEL secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toll Sera Saaigcg
St. Louis
Beaver County Chapter A B C 1918 Financial Statement
Financial summary for Beaver County Chapter A B C ending June 30 1918 shows receipts totaling 4127807 with Dues 10060 37 Second War Fund 25769 20 and miscellaneous income. expenditures include postage printing telegraph and freight 2906 25 28 71 233 04 and war relief supplies 1006314 leaving a balance of 7807 63. auditors Maude G Thomas chairman with Mrs B L Fickel secretary and Mrs W B Leonard treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
A. B.C
William G
Os Escesan
Maude
Thomas
B. L. Fickel
W. B. Leonard
Troan
Sorrert Attent
Farmers Must Plow Fire Guards for Crops
Government proclaims fire guards essential to protect crops from engine sparks. Farmers urged to comply as part of national effort to save food and prevent damages to railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
el Pens
Harry Coons Returns with Aide
Harry Coons and his bride returned to Danver after a wedding in McPherson Kansas. Coons had been employed at Long and Lawnon garage and plans to make their future home in Danver. Local residents extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coons
Long & Lawnon Garage
McPherson
Kan
Danver
Good Cheer Temple Mourns Death of Henry Kile
Good Cheer Temple No. 49 of the 1 Pythian Sisters notes the death of Henry Kile, husband of Alice Kile and father of David Kile, and expresses deep sympathy. The group drapes its charter, copies resolutions to the family, and asks minutes and local papers to publish the notice. Committee: Mattie Nicholson Effie Bowen Lone B Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer Temple No
Henry Kile
David
Alice Kile
Alster
Mattie Nicholson
Effie Bowen
Lone B
Robertson
Resolutions for Grace Webb in 1918 Pythian note
Good Cheer Temple No 49 Pythian Sisters in Beaver Oklahoma issues resolutions of sympathy to Brother John W Webb and Sister Grace Webb upon the death of Susan Breall. The document directs minutes, newspaper publication, and charter draping as gestures of condolence. Also includes ad copy for Chamberlain's Tablets promoting digestive relief and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer Temple No
Pythian Sisters
John W
Stator
Grace Webb
Susan Breall
Beaver
Okla
Ruth Drum
Jennie Nicholson
Goldie Meccy
Teachers Examination July 18 1920 Notice
Notice from County Superintendent G Q T Ayers announcing the next regular teachers examination to be held at his office on July 18 1920. Includes a note about certificates and county election matters with Norval Burl from Ivanhoe attending the coming August 6 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ayers
Norval Burl
County Election Board
Ivanhoe
Birthday Party Mix Up Ends With Cob Pipe Swap
Rose Rilley’s Friday night birthday party turned comedic when a prank swapped a plain cob pipe for a genuine meerchaum pipe in the gift case. Attorney Stacy Wellh spoke as guests enjoyed the reveal and the mishap sparked lighthearted amusement among attendees. Meanwhile J W Webb learned the Beaver Valley North Western railroad would be returned to owners after government review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rilley
Stacy Wellh
J. W. Webb
Beaver Valley & Northwestern
Heaver
Local travelers and residents pass through Colorado Springs notes
Waller Fickel returns to Colorado Springs with his Overland rover and a prize white collie from Iowa valued at 25 dollars. J C Hodge suffers a gallstone attack and awaits possible surgery. Mrs Pearl Flanders visits from California as her husband recovers in a sanitarium. Howren Hull and wife visit from Montrose to see relatives. Jane Lee and Z W Torif Gite discuss Hugh Mathers estate. A W Kent and BE J Young travel to the county seat regarding the W S S river matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Fickel
Colorado Springs
Elmer
Towa
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Gcafey, Cachler
GEO
W. Cafly
Mest
Cashier
H. N. Lawson
Bolinhall Elevat
Couch
American Red Crobs
P. Williame
Fickel
Beaver County Criter, RC
Gate Valley Branch
Gray Jane
Beaver Branch
Floris Branch
Forgan Branch
Balko Branch
LaKemp Branch
Sunset Branch
Bethany Branch
Blue Gras Branch
Sophia Branch
Lorena Branch
Madison
Twin Mounds
Clear Lake
Rimwood
Tyanhoe
Knowles
Riverside
Lone Star
Blue Mound
Surprise
Long & Lawson
Ford
J.C. Hodge
Titt
Hin
Pearl Flanders
ND. Neille
California
Flanders
Howren Hull
Montrose
Colorado
Mia
Hull
A Hodge
Hawren
Bre. Beulahall
Jane Lee
Z. W. Torif Gite
Beaver Vine Store
Hugh Mathers
Mr. Mathers
Mr. Lee
A. W. Kent
BE. J. Young
Dombey
Beaver, Oklahoma
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