Drive to Move County Seat Over Oil Well Fees
Citizens of Gate threaten to shift Beaver county seat amid oil well dispute. Stockholders from Beaver Forgan Perryton Texas funded the project and legal action followed a failed well shot delayed to raise funds. Instruction and receiver handling sparked local anger as costs surpassed fifty nine thousand dollars and managers faced scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate
Beaver
Forgan
Perryton
Texas
Serand
Hopkins
Hopkind
Roads Then Better Mail Service for Beaver Area
With the Beaver to Clear Lake road project advancing, residents will gain faster mail transit to the county seat. Current routes detour via Robin Hood's barn, causing two to three days for letters. improved roads and mail facilities are urged to meet modern convenience.
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Beaver
Clear Lake
Robin Hood
Forgan
Gate
Logan
Congress
The Departed In Mexontam Mavel Pearl Bentley Died
Poem excerpt and obituary notes mourn the death of Pearl Bentley with religious imagery of heaven. Travel and education mentions include attorney R H Loofbourrow and Jon Hale leaving for Norman for Oklahoma University exercises. Bernard Loofbourrow listed as Class of 1921.
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Mavel Pearl Bentley
R. H. Loofbourrow
Jon Hale
Norman
Oklahoma Univer
Bernard Loofbourrow
Beaver River Bridge Road Work Improves Local Route
Beavers chamber of commerce led by secretary W T Coles organized a weekend effort to repair the north side of the Beaver river bridge. Johnnie M Jones supplied his road outfit gratis while others donated labor or cash. The road, once boggy after rains, now has a graded center and improved drainage and awaits dragging to reach excellent condition.
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Beaver River Bridge
Johnnie M. Jones
Beaver Chamber of Commerce
W.T. Coles
Beaver
Chamber of Commerce
Why They Were Gone Passiomer and the Hidden Capboard
Fragmented dialogue shows a steward directing passengers to a cupboard with a round door where items are hidden. The scene emphasizes miscommunication and confusion as passengers search for missing elotlins.
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Vassenger
Amirew Family Plans California Vacation Visit Relatives
Amirew and relatives prepare to travel to California for a holiday visit. Mr Andrew has been retained as superintendent of Beaver schools for another year and will return to work this fall.
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Amirew
Vallfornia
Andrew
Fourth of July Celebration Sparks Beaver Voice
A local call urges Beaver to revive a real old fashioned Independence Day at celebrations. The piece laments safe and sane tones, recalls bonfires rockets and fireworks, and urges strong community enthusiasm, vivid patriotism, and a return to jubilant public festivity.
Editor Left Town After Typo Causes Confusion
A country weekly reports a graphic error misprinting pink as punk at a party. Editors apologized after staffers were questioned, noting the compositor’s mistake and that noses were meant to be pink. A separate fragment describes a restless Tommy and his mother urging prayers at bedtime.
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Hawtees
Mix. John
Ware Punk
Local Masons Visit Buffalo on District Trip
Dr L L Long district deputy VT Coles BE Bradshaw Ross Wright and H C Richeson visited Buffalo Phoraday last week. Long paid an official visit to the A F & A M lodge while the others assisted in lodge work. The return drive was hindered by muddy roads.
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L. L. Long
Coles
BE. Bradshaw
Ross Wright
H. C. Richeson
Buffalo
Dr. Long
Buffalo Lodge
Chamberlains Colle mul Divethoes Remedy
Summer months demand ready remedy for every family. This preparation is described as essential and worth the cost, urging readers to purchase now for future use.
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the Beaver Herald
Wayde
Thomas
Nonget
Oklahome
Court House
Heaven
Uss
Bette
Honavon
Devin KR. Swann
WIM Ashland Papers
Johony
Koamaene
Tommy
Koy
Meeny
Ming
Ngiah
Home Lumber & Supply CO
B.A. Jones
Mgr
Flint
Michigan
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Mich
Pioneer Builders of
F. Laughrin
Beaver, Oklahoma
Wahl
GTIAG
King Tv Samaowoiv
Wallae
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