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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
2
The notice lists candidates seeking Beaver County offices including sheriff and treasurer with statements of candidacy. It references August primaries and the Beaver County treasurer section as part of the formal filing for nomination and dates.
Fragmentary notices reveal candidates declaring runs for Beaver County offices. One announces Sheriff bid under Republican primaries. another cites County Treasurer candidacy and objection to Republican process with an August 1912 reference. Names and precise locations are incomplete.
Mixed farm and town news from Sophie Clester area reports heavy winds, rain, and crop concerns. Mentions Kiowa fair, local teaching changes, arrival of buggies, freight moves, and rising garden pest issues with crop impacts noted.
A historical notice reports many victims of burns and wounds on Independence Day found relief using Bocklin's Alpha Salve. The product is praised for rapid healing of battle scars, bullet wounds, and leg injuries, restoring hope after the hot blaze and chaos.
Riverside notes report ongoing prayers and Sunday meetings at Ridgeway Sunday School with continued success. Local residents including W. P. Onkee, B. Wright, M. J. W. McEwen and the Husted family are mentioned with routine visits, birthdays, and household tasks as Beaver County communities prepare for upcoming events.
Reported weather and timing for a Saturday night event with wind conditions. Mentions places and individuals involved, including references to Bearer and McEnts with notes on planting and safety concerns amid limited details.
Beaver County residents report social gatherings and family news. Walter Parmeive and facky toot describe events after Susday Mev with George Whitmer and Fret Kalow, while Mrs Anse Whitever seeks her brother missing for 27 years. Wheat crops improve with recent rain and planting rush continues ahead of harvest.
A man in Neenal Wir endures a coughing spell that causes rib pain, leading to a doctor diagnosis of a broken rib. An ad by Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for stubborn coughs and lung ills, claiming dramatic relief and a guaranteed satisfaction offer with free samples from Fred Tracy’s.
In this update from a rural Oklahoma area around Custer and Shattuck, residents boost crops with rain, trade goods through J. K Scobee who sells threshing machines and mules, and a local blacksmith keeps busy. Sunday Schools meet weekly as a local socialist paper circulates. a school election seeks to move the schoolhouse and a local buggy is for sale.
A readable fragment recalls farm life with weather notes and social visits. It mentions harvest worries, grapes, corn, and strawberries, plus names like Leman, Barker, Teester, Beech, and Wileas. Local families, church events, and school days are referenced along with garden crops and haying. It notes rain, dry spells, and upcoming harvest activity.
A Deering header is offered for sale by E A Twierres located miles south and one mile west of Beaver Oklahoma. The listing appears dated June 20 and June 27 with no further details provided.
Instructions on assembling grain and forage exhibits for state fairs. Describes selecting specimens, cutting, bundling, and packing grain sheaves and forage bundles for display, plus threshed grain samples and recommended varieties. Includes county and state cooperation, premiums, and contact details for the Oklahoma exhibition committee.
Rain totaling three to four inches fell Tuesday night and Wednesday delaying Seide work a few days. Residents report a mad dog scare in the east neighborhood. Rev. Moore of Blue Ribbon spoke at the schoolhouse last Sunday. Local residents and families were seen at dinners and Sunday School events. Wheat fields look fine across Belver County as Scobee’s farm implements were shown on the village green.
Beaver County residents report wet fields hindering work while gardens thrive. Mrs. Archie Rancier sold 36 young chickens in Sande City for a good price. Mrs. Halley Ridgeway loses several chicks to rain and smothering. News of trips to Englewood and Grant County, a dry ground complaint, home building progress, and a birthday gathering.
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