Local News Notes and Subscriptions in Beaver
Beav er area notes list new subscribers including P J Hiebert Elmwood and Trav Wilson Couch Oklahoma. Mentions Mrs Roy Brown improvement and several local residents health updates. Advertises mortgage blanks and dry cleaning while reporting Decoration Day bands, local sports results, hail storm impact, and a long row of community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trav. Wilson
Couch
Oklahoma
W. A. Still
Elmwood
W. G. Fields
Chicago
Trav Brock
Herat
Sinclair Scott
Kiowa
Ben Bogue
United States
Hxaan
J. R. Quixx
Beaver
Bad Runaway Accident Near Couch Sunday Morning
Reid Miller and Len Moore escaped serious harm after a buggy ran away on Streak hill. The rig overturned and both youths suffered sprains and bruises while the horses pulled free only after Reid let go. A stray wire lance caused further cuts. the buggy remained largely undamaged. The report adds a health ad for Electric Bitters targeted at women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couch
Reid Miller
Len Moore
Reid
Len
Keep Out In J. E. George Pasture Warning
Notice warns all wolf hunters to stay out of the J. E. George pasture issued by W. BR, Otwsrean, Foreman, emphasizing safety and property protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. George
W. BR
Foreman
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Deuguise
Great Free Trip Offers to Promote Oklahoma Magazine
An unsigned plea invites county residents to back a paid subscription drive for the Oklahoma Magazine with a chance for a free trip across fourteen eastern cities. The plan covers travel for a representative from each county, with many details on endorsements, compensation, and eligibility. The notice includes medical ads unrelated to the main item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O 2
Sturm
Hirm
Oklahood Magazine
Magaeine
St Louis
Cincinnau
Richmond
Norfolk
Potomac River
Washington City
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York City
Marion River
Albany
Niagara Falls
Toroneto
Mivkimne
Chicago
Kaname City
Indy
How to Vote in Oklahoma City Capitol Election 1910
Instructions outline ballot layout for Oklahoma City voters on June 11 1910. It directs choosing a state question initiative petition regarding the permanent location of the state capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Quinn
Oklahoma City
Frank Maples
State of
Oklahoma
Partridge for Congress Announcement Letter
Public notice of W. Partridge announcing his candidacy for Congress from the Second District as a Republican. He cites decades in public life, legislative service for Alfalfa and Grant counties, and roles including Caucus Chairman of the Republican Minority. He urges party unity and strength in the upcoming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfalfa
Grant
Ftault
Judge Loofbourrow Seeks Nomination for District Judge
A formal announcement declares Hon. R. H. Loofbourrow seeking renomination as District Judge for the two judicial district in Ute tawue of the Thief. The piece portrays him as upright, competent, and popular, noting a political alignment with the Democratic party and August 1 primary expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Loofbourrow
UL Loefbourrow
Loofbourrow
Jude Monte Ax
Iis
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Wwe News
Senate
Savage
AL Oils
Roy Brown
P.J Hiebert
Excelsior Springs
Darrel DeGraw
Detwiler
AL Dickson
Mra
W. HH
Robertson
James T. Porter
Garber
Tla. Busing
W. H. Tomas
Okla
Swrer
F. ©. Tracy
Otto Barby
Little Boys
Riverside
Barby
Flaxen & Brewer
Harry Peckham
Des Moines
Mexico
Aid Beaver
Misa Cora Weir
Oberlin Kansae
Misa Cora
Chamberlain
F. C. Tracy
Sands City
Baja
Theay
Meay
Beaver Cally
Gaxcia
Col
T. J. Perry
Gate
J.B. George
G. H. Healy
Art Quinn
Meade
Kansas
Art
F.C. Tracy
H. D. Meese
Heraty
Bob McFarland
Beaver County
Henarn
Tracys Drug Store
Beaver Reds
Wacore
H. Lo Twentier
F. ‘Tracy
T J. Perry
Lawrence Friends Academy
Perry
Marion
Ena Harrison
Wabaunsee County
Newton Cox
Arcola
Trinda
Cox
Totepl Coombe
Bucklin
Tracy’s
Laura Mackey
Christian Church
Miss Mackey
Dr. King
Jam J. Black
Ashenville
N.C
Ite
Tracy
Chicago World’s Fair
Guthrie
Ves
Peter
Sheena
Dr. Munsell
of the Bank
W. H. Robertson
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