Local notes recount campaigns and civic updates across county
The column blends election activity and community life with notices of candidates, prepare viewings, and shifts in local employment. It highlights Bertha Turner's Bank of Beaver City role change, Bertha from Heaver Hardware to Parry D Hardware, and various neighbors visiting kin while praising volunteers and the town band.
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Mire
Bertha Turner
Bank of
Beaver City
Parry D. Trans Tardware Company
Forgan
Mie
Bertha
Trans Fem
Allce
Fractured Line Snatches Unclear Event Details
Fragmentary OCR text yields few readable names and bits of phrasing. Core facts, participants, or place remain obscured. Reading suggests garbled names and stray terms without a coherent event or outcome.
Bitten by a Snake During Weekend Incident
Ward was covered Saturday by Mia Note Jody and Chet Mise Marin. A party at Teleptiaie led to a snakebite accident. Doctors expect a patient to recover soon as the community offers support to the injured individual.
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Ward
Mia
Jody
Chet
Alulette
Duleilied Phyreian
Reaver
Dont Fail To Vote In August Primary Election
Readers are urged to vote in the upcoming primary for the township of Selneting landitated for t he ekeluos. The piece argues voters must participate to uphold government and prevent graft and high taxes. It extols honest candidates and warns against abstaining. Also advertises Ol Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as a general tonic.
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Selneting
Voerelaloyg
Grindstone
Woors
Elvan
Grove
Ryaver
Iit
Willie
Beaver High annual edition praised for quality and effort
The Beaver High School annual, The Roundup, runs 124 pages with 97 illustrations capturing grounds, buildings, faculty, athletics, and student life. Editors praise the edition as a credit to the school and its community, noting careful production and dedication.
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Henan
Beaver Hirth
Beaver Highavbool
Te Coutalow
Board of Education
Sudan Grass Demonstration Draws Beaver Onlooker Interest
Skinner of Kokoub displayed a fine Sudan grass sample on Beaver streets. The plant grew in sixty days from two weed, reaching about six feet with fifty stalks. He plans larger trials next season. Judge R Loofbourrow and wife arrived from Oklahoma City to visit Beaver relatives and friends during his post Supreme Court term. Health news notes his withdrawal from re election contest and current improvement. They will stay two to three weeks.
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BG. Skinner
Kokoub
Beaver
Cave Overton Place
Dugout Creek
Mr. Skinner
R. Loofhourrow
Ching
Oklahoma City
Loofbourrow
Loofbunrrow
Bin
Off for the Races on Kanana and Colorado Circuit
HH Hanson and Albert Morris lead racing in Kanana and Colorado as they depart Tieslay with Logan Mornin and Jockey Andy Fox to compete all season. Merelin Hop Jog the bogs mentioned in passing.
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Hanson
Albert Morris
Logan Mornin
Andy Fox
Tieslay
Kanana
Colorado
Merelin
Bucklen Arnica Salve Advertising Card
Bucklen's Arnica Salve promotes healing of cuts burns sores and wounds. The card urges keeping a box handy and claims it prevents lockjaw and aids various injuries with endorsements and a druggist contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Gaba Box
Porter
Talo
Henis
100 Men Wanted for Railroad Work in Southwest States
Advertisement recruiting able-bodied men for railroad firemen brakemen and porters in the southwestern states. Describes a low-cost practical course by Oklahoma Railway Institute El Reno Oklahoma P O Box 794 and notes that colored men may qualify as train porters. Also mentions medical services and local notices for specialist doctors in Forgan and Enfield with specific contacts.
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Oklahoma Railway Institute
el Reno
Okla
P. O
Rain Strips Touch Narrow Areas With Hail Near Six Mile
A local rain event covered strips only a few miles wide, with heavy hail near Six Mile. Beaver County saw heavier showers to the southwest while the north and south were largely dry. Wheat threshing paused briefly due to the downpour. The Meador property on W T Meador is being improved after J L Fiotel’s purchase. Mrs. Ruth Weir plans to teach in Kokomo district again, while family arrangements involve Mrs. W Z Quin and others. Frank Laughrin, Bank of Beaver City president, travels to Wichita with his mother Mrs. Sarah Laughrin, who faces surgical needs and possible further operation for gall bladder and kidney issues.
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Beaver
Six Mile
W. T. Meador
J. L. Fiotel
SB Weir
Oberlin
Kanan
Onc
Mre
Quin
Mra
Bol. Pickel
Lynn Useell
Herehell McCall
Ruth Weir
Alee
Kokomo
Agin
Frank Laughrin
Bank of Beaver City
Wichita
Kansas
Sarah Laughrin
Korala
Gallatenas
Laughrin
Teo
Resignation of Beaver Pastor Ree Shaw Leaves for New Mexico
Ree L. L. Shaw, pastor of the Christian church in Beaver for three years, has tendered his resignation and will leave in thirty days for Raton, New Mexico. Ill health of his parents prompts the move, though his ministry and community service have been highly valued. The congregation regrets his departure but wishes him God speed and a return if circumstances permit.
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Ree L. L. Shaw
Christian Church
Hhis
Raton
New Mexico
Rev. Shaw
Rata
Beaver
Rev Shaw
Shaw
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