03 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
1
Sixty years the standard Dr Price's baking powder is free from alum or any doubtful ingredient. It is made from cream of tartar derived from grapes, pure and healthful beyond question. Do you feel satisfied that the baking powder you are using is absolutely safe and certain. Have you read the label to see if it contains alum.
Governor AL Williama appoints Judge W C Crow of thin judicial district to the state supreme court commission. He will assume duties in Mint Capacity early this month and serve until January. The Herald notes the honor and says his experience will aid the commission without greatly hindering district court work. A reprint omits an unsigned Beaver baseball game report. readers urged to sign contributions for publication. During Monday’s trial taxpayers challenge county printing awards, with Claude T Smith defending actions claiming county printing isn’t public work.
The Lakemp Mirror controversy ends with Judge Crow ruling the county failed to follow publication law when designating the Mirror as official paper. The paper ceased to exist after moving to Keuver, replaced by the Tremocrat, prompting calls for a new designated county newspaper and warning that improper public notices jeopardize county interests.
An advertisement touts Grove's The Ol Standard tonic as a general health remedy. It asserts benefits for liver function malaria prevention blood purification and overall system strengthening, noting widespread effectiveness and value.
Rain threatened the morning but large crowds gathered at the cemetery for Decoration Day. Volunteers decorated graves with fine flowers, veterans and young girls forming a flowered path. In the Christina church the afternoon program drew a sizable audience with music and an address by L Shaw praising both Union veterans and Confederate veterans for their conduct and resilience.
The Herald reports a court ruling that county treasurer Fryringer had no authority to refuse payment of a warrant for publishing the 1914 tax list after it was approved by the Board of County Commissioners. The piece contends the treasurer overstepped his duties, cites prior clashes over tax list publication, and defends the Herald against libel threats while asserting the necessity of correcting public funds expenditures.
Next week on June ut and 11th Wednesday and Thursday and Friday hold special interest for supporters of college education and evangelistic efforts. Rev. i Dachowan district superintendent invites all to attend sermons at 8 pm each evening. By Lewis.
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