Republican Delegate County Convention at Beaver Oklahoma
A county Republican meeting is called for June 10 1910 in the Beaver court house to confirm the election of precinct women to the county central committee, elect a chairman, select one member of the state central committee, organize a county club, and appoint nine delegates to the state convention in Githiele on June 10 1910. J R Quies state committeeman and John W Savaun central committeeman oversee the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Oklahoma
Court House
Oklaher
Republican State Central Committee
Republican County Club
Githele
O'Clvek
Joux W. Savaun
Morgan Seeks Re nomination for Congress in Second District
Local news notes Congressman Dick T. Morgan seeks renomination for Congress from the Second District. The Guyman Herald endorses his candidacy, praising a clean Republican record and strong constituent service, and argues Morgan is well positioned to win again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslahona
Morgan
Guyman Herald
Dick T. Morgan
Congress
the Herald
Beaver County Candidates Announce for Sheriff and Other Offices
A flood of declarations from Beaver County Oklahoma officials seek the Republican and Democratic nominations in the August 2, 1910 primaries. Dozens of residents including D. Prokhamm, Walter Fickel, J. B. Spohn, J. A. Spohn, John J. Gerlach, and H. D. Merz announce bids for Sheriff, Clerk of the District Court, County Clerk, County Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Superintendent, and other posts, detailing party ties and primary participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Beaver County
Oklahoma
Adam, Smith
Walter FE
Fickel
Riverside
Oklaho
Mubiocs
Bun Yard
Lorena
Okin
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miller, Madison, Oklo
John A. Spohn
Cline
Avexannen
Knowles
Okla Missioner
Repubican
Roe
Millisr
Meaver
Oliver F. Pruett
Congress
Tam
John J. Gerlach
Woolward
Oklahome
Dhn Sims
Gray
Okla
Register of Deeds of
J. H. Summers
Elmwood T
Kek Gosney
Beaver
Reys of Deeds
W. J. Detwiler
Eotinnay
Office of Register of Deeds
Jans T. Pearen
Thornby
T B.shillingburg
WM R
Moreland
Logan
Beaver Equity
Nowry, Clear, Lake, Okla
Green Bedford Dies at 94 Near Independence
Green Bedford aged 94 died last night at his home on Lexington Road northeast of Independence after a six week illness. He had lived with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Chinn. Surviving children include Marcus A Bedford Lexington Mo John Bedford Winslow Cal Margaret Bedford Beaver Okla Mrs J A Obinn and L O Bedford Lay Dependence. Funeral at 10 o clock tomorrow at the Christian Church in Independence with Rev L Marshal officiating. Burial at Salem Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bedford
Lexington Road
Independence
Chinn
Marcus A. Bedford
Lexington
John Bedford
Winslow
Cal
Margaret Bedford
Beaver
Okla
J. A. Obinn
Bedford
Christian Church
Marshal
Salem Church
K. C. Star
Summer Cold Warning and Remedy Ad
An old advertisement warns that a summer cold, if neglected, can worsen. It urges prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar to loosen coughs, soothe inflamed air passages, and expel the cold. Sold at Tracy's Drug Stores.
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Browehilly
Preumenia
Foley
Tracy's
Enterprise School closes with proud display of effort
The Enterprise district No.125 marks a successful term with a Friday May 2 closing. A noon meal drew about fifty patrons as Mrs. Ruby Jackson and pupils received praise for a fine day of singing, recitations, and dialogues. Measles affect Elmwood with Clyde Kile Asa Kile Harold Lockhart ill, and family moves noted. Children's Day exercises planned at Dave Kile's grave on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Beaver County
Ruby Jackson
Beaver City
John Kile
Earl Gorton
Pearley Johnson
Dave Kile
Republican Precinct Meeting Called in Beaver County Oklahoma
The Republican precincts of Beaver County convene on June 1 1910 at 1 PM at each voting place to elect a county central committee member and delegates for the county convention in Beaver at 8 PM on June 1 1910, to form a precinct Republican club if needed and elect officers. Delegates are apportioned by votes cast for President in 1908 with one delegate per 23 votes or major fraction. State committeeman John W. Savon chairman JR. Qos. Central Committee.
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Beaver
Oklahoma
Beaver County
Beaver Oklahoma
Tat Hleoturs
Balko
Eest & Beaton
Conroy
I Clear Lake
Cottonwood
Gee Dombey
Fither
Elmwood
Ploris Seeegeree
Falcon
Cate Caetsree
Garland
Logan
Teeas
Madison
Mallory
Nye
Pleasant View
Vearne Valley
Wentworth Eee
JR. Qos
Joun W. Savaon
W G Young Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
W G Young of Balko Township seeks the Republican nomination for Beaver County in the fel district. The Hon ALD report notes his wide acquaintance and active public involvement since arriving in the county, with voters receptive to his bid for the county commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioner
W.G. Young
Balko Township
Ald
Beaver County
Young
Glad to Recommend Foley’s Kidney Pills in Kokomo
A reader from Kokomo Indiana testifies to kidney pills easing backache and bladder pain after taking Foley’s Kidney Pills sold at Tragg’s Drug Store. The testimonial praises the product’s effects and recommends it to others seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. &. Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
Poley
Foley's Kidney Hills
Tragg’s
Christian Endeavor Society Social At Quinn Home
The Christian Endeavor Society held its monthly social at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Quinn Friday night of last week. The committee in charge provided a hearty entertainment and a pleasant evening. Refreshments of ice cream and angel cake were enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
J. BR. Quinn
Notice to loan companies at Tip top farm loans
Advertisement from W. L. Derwiren inviting loan firms to place funds at a good rate with gilt-edge security. The offer promises solid company’s agency acceptance and reliable service for real estate financing.
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W. L. Derwiren
Sound business proposition for Capitol site near Oklahoma City
The document outlines a plan to buy 2,000 acres near Oklahoma City at 300 per acre, reserving 40 acres for capitol purposes and selling 15,080 lots of 25 feet each at 3,800, yielding 4,704,000 with 470,400 in commissions and 100,000 in expenses, netting 3,533,600 after repayment to the state treasury. It compares Packingtown land sales, arguing Capitol location would boost demand for higher quality lots and urges Oklahoma voters to fund a state house now.
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Oklahoma City
Industrial Company OF
Packing House
Packingtown
Capitol
Oklahoma
Guthrie
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The
Beaver Herald
Waude C. Thomas
Hye Twr
Smith & Son
White House Hotel
Bether Quarters
Swern & Sox
Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Huffalo
Y. Rasy
Tracy
Dragston
Joe Sherman
George W Partridge
Aver County
D W. Hienknmens
Rover
Primarion Road
Hi. M, Bulick
J. W. Moore
Gio
Superintendent of Public Traction
Oklabo
T. J. Perry
Ginte
Okia
John LK. Swaim
Joun B. Swaim
Logan Okla
Reaver County
Snars
AH. Fox
Lyantee
Masten
Clear Lake
Okta
Her County
A.A. Uaskell
Tal
Republicad
Witwox
Coueh
Seaver
Youngs ‘Bop
Abel Wo Tooley
Placis
19Th Judicial District
Hth Judicial District
Loofbourrow
Beaver, Olde
Sherif
Bert
H. D. Mersz
Beounty
Okie
Schoola
G. W. Meeks
Claude T. Smit
Frank J, Birdsall
Jose
Clyde Kile
Asa Kile
Schoonover
Perry Chilcote
Harold Lockhart
Will Volgamore
Jett
Oregon
M. Keever
Mr. Volgamore
Higgins Texas
W. G. Young
Commis
Y. P. S.C. E. Social
Farmers Union
Bradley
Agricultural College At
Stillwater
W, H, Robertson
Niture Store
Jounty
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