Beaver County News Roundup and Local Updates
Beaver news covers Townhill store repaint by Clifford Lewis with Drags and oils, S. Shelton’s barn draft stallion, Beaver’s social event at Hall hosted by Clyde Gregg, fresh drug stock and prescriptions, Mrs Marywalker rooms with Mrs Fees, Liberal Kansas hides and fire market, 100 acres deeded land for sale in Beaver County Oklahoma via J J Fougemson, Miss Erian Crabtree returns from Benton, Richardson Art Embroidery Club pause for hot weather, Ben B Gant’s journey to Colorado, local crops praised, Henry F. Schmidtz proofs land claim in Pronto CT, W W Irvin and wife relocate to Tularosa NM, Beaver County Teachers Association meets in Gaymon with new officers, three districts for new counties, next meetings in Guymon and Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County Teachers Association
Gaymon
Geo. Wilson
Fickel
Beaver City
Miss Lynch
Guymon
Beaver
Ginymon Democrat
Sensible Farming Advocate Sees Value in Diversified Kansas Farms
Barker, living southwest of town, reports over fifty hoarders passing his place in two weeks. He has farmed in western Kansas and Oklahoma for four years and believes the region is suitable for farming when conducted intelligently. He diversifies with wheat, oats, barley, corn, maize, kaffir corn, brood mares, cows, hogs, and chickens to cushion against losses and aims for steady profits. He mocks single-crop farming and emphasizes varied crops and livestock as keys to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Barker
Liberal
Barker
Kansas
Oklahoma
Baker
Sunday gathering at Bachalors Hall dinner event
A group of young people spent a fine Sunday at TP Braidwood’s home on Six mile. The highlight was a sumptuous dinner prepared by T. FP. and Tom, noted for their culinary skills. Guests included Migsen Mie, Jennie Maple, Mrs Ballard Hull, John Savage, Hubert Judy, and Jains Urabtree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TP Braidwood
Six Mile
T. FP
Tom
Migsen Mie
Jennie Maple
Ballard Hull
John Savage
Hubert Judy
Jains Urabtree
Storm at Sands City Destroys Crops in Sunday Storm
Severe main and hail storm sweeps Sunde City and vicinity on Sunday. Storm spanned about ten miles, causing major crop damage. Between four and five inches of rain fell, with fierce electrical activity and lightning damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunde City
Sunday Hight
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Supper and Entertainment
The Indies of the Rebekah lodge plan a supper with musical and literary entertainment on Wednesday night in Jolyth. Proceeds benefit the “in ner and mental” man. See bill for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Jolyth
A Vacation Behind A Horse Ride
Two women describe a two hundred forty mile New England road trip using a shared horse for two dollars daily, a simple gunny sack wardrobe, and a minimal cooking setup. The August New Idea Woman's Magazine outlines preparations, photographs, and an outdoor spirit suitable for readers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Woman's Magazine
New England
Enou
Four killed in Hansford County shooting
In Hansford County a Sunday morning shooting left one man dead and another wounded after a dispute over hogs. J M Simmons fired on Aikens at a fence, killing him, with Simmons alleging self defense. Alfred Kenibrew witnessed and reported, while neighbors judge Simmons unfavorably. The dead man leaves a wife and child in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansford
J. M. Simmons
Iwerge Aikens
Simmons
Aikens
Alfred Kenibrew
Fred
Scotland
Gaymon Herald
Will of Charles Lounsbury Read At Doctrine Dinner
The New York Times notes a dramatic will read by Charles Lounsbury, detailing generous provisions for children and youths, from flowers and playful rights to vast childhood landscapes. It includes bequests to parents for encouragement and to boys for adventures, with poetic imagery of nature and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lloyd Smith
Department of Appellate Division
Supreme Court
New York University Law School
Alwinn
Charles Lounsbury
Cook County
Drianing
ST Charles Lounsbury
Jovere
Burns
Shakespear
New York Times
Survey for Railroad Line Moves Toward Carthage
The Englewood Liberal and Santa Fe railroad engineer met Carthage surveyors Monday night and Tuesday. They report the survey party is west of Cimarron City and advancing at ten miles per day. If unimpeded, they expect to reach Carthage home this week, deciding the route of the line and reassuring residents along the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood Liberal and Santa Fe Railroad
Carthage
Cimarron City
Printer shakeup at Beaver paper prompts new editor
The Beaver paper reports W. Goheen arriving to take charge after issues with Wood who failed to report as promised. Goheen, a practiced printer, steps into the harness and vows to produce a good paper. The editors seek correspondents at every Beaver County post office to support ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Paint Your House With Our Wide Paint Stock
A local ad promotes a broad fill stock of paint offered by Tae Gre P Hanwacy, urging homeowners to choose from various kinds and colors to refresh their residences.
Road Tax Receipt Notes and Book Sale Offers
In the Henao office of the Rachford district books are for sale and readers may obtain them there or procure them elsewhere. Send in your order with payment and details to secure a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henao
Rachford
Picnic at Ivanhoe Club to aid Tom Smith grove
The Ivanhoe Club plans a two day event on August 2 and 3 at Tom Smith’s Kiowa grove in Beaver County. All are invited and covered for a good time as funds will be pledged to the grove. Expect a large turnout and a festive atmosphere with community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guymon Bank
Beaver County
Muthira
Rockies
Guymon Herald
Ivanhoe Club
Tom Smith
Kiowa
Sone
Hemant Urges On Time Submission For Publication
Readers are reminded that notices must reach the office by Wednesday for forenoon processing. The Hemant states late submissions will miss the week’s publication. Please ensure timely delivery to avoid delays.
Holiness Camp Meeting At Ft Supply Ohio
Notice invites attendees to a ten day Holiness camp meeting at Ft Supply Ohio starting July 18 led by Elds J Watkins and Geo A from College Mound Me. Other workers will attend with large tent articles small tents and common meals funded by collections. W Hoom chairs proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Supply
Ohio
Watkins
Geo. A
College Mound
W. ¥. Hooam
News Boxes placed at key Beaver offices by editor
The Herald News announces temporary office absence and places News Boxes at the Pat Office, Thompson Hotel, House and District guest house for items. Readers are asked to submit genuine pieces with their names, as unsigned items will not be published to avoid bogus news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Pat
Thompson
Teddy Bears Gale Orada Trip Ends In Trade Pitch
The Henavo group plans a weeks long pleasure trip with hunting and camping gear. They advertise big and small guns, clothing and supplies, to be mailed to principal Colorado cities and Beaver Oklahoma. RN McCowneen is listed as resident manager seeking spot cash trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Bear Home
Colorado
Madman’s
Beaver
Okla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henato
Townhill
Clifford Lewis
Shelton
Clydé Gregg
Linett Hrow Co
J.J. Fougemson
Dombey
Erian Crabtree
Benton
Richardson Art Embroidery Club
Ben B. Gant
Duck Pond
B. J. Cole
Henry F. Schmidtz
Pronto
C. T
WT. Quinn
South Flata
W. W. Irvin
Tularoga
N. M
J. Blanchard
Commercial Orb
Englewood
Santa Fe
Blanchard
Chamber of Commeres
LN. Nockinday
A.E. Helin
Albert van Zandt
Blanchert
Rock Island
Kany
Wichita
Amarillo
Tex
Bachalors Hall
Sands City
Rebekah
Hansford County
Karl Shore
Central
H. P. Garrent
Karl
O. K
Man
Wood
Butny Fotlow
W. Bh. Goheen
Goheen
Danm
Inorn
Senate
Herald
Harria
Ph Tule
Merriam S65
Springfield, Mane
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