McNeal Praises Oklahoma Convention Platform Victory
Joseph W. McNeal, Republican candidate for governor, lauds the state convention platform as a defense against Haskellism. He argues the platform unites good citizens to battle demagogy, intimidation, and extravagance, urging repudiation of the Democratic-People. He praises Jim Harroingen as state committee chair and notes harmony at the convention with broad delegate support.
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Oklahoma
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Oklahom
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James Jr. Harris
Republican Party
Jim Har Oingen- Hon
Beaver County Republicans Weigh Paper Change
A local column questions the Beaver Democrat and previews a Republican shift after the Delegate Republic an Convention at the Beaver County Court House on June 15. The piece defends GOP independence, hints at an editorial split, and notes community updates from Beaver County Oklahoma including schools, farming, and social visits.
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Wnt
Court House
Beaver
Jose
Jefferson
Brgan
Butt Inskey
Republican Party
Gan Flor
Oklahoma
Mare Snakey Wory
Marvelous Discoveries and Beaver Normal Instructors Here
A scan of 19th century notes praises Dr King s New Cure for coughs and lung troubles while extolling staff at Beaver County s Normal School. Highlights include Professor H B Scott conductor and the winged teachers like Miss Wright and Agnes Young whose teaching inspires and shapes students.
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Hall's Family Pills Claim Cure for Deafness
An old patent medicine notice claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube can be cured by constitutional remedies. It asserts nine of ten cases arise from Catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for a cure not achieved by Hall's Cure, with circulars and Toledo, Ohio contact.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Elmwood Notes on Harvest, Deaths, and Local Visits
In Elmwood this week rain eased Sunday after noon as harvest nears peak. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Noble Walters was buried at Barler cemetery after a Friday death. Mrs Groves remains ill. Thad and Clyde Greene visited Liberal last week. John Kile left for harvest. Children’s Day service in Dave Kiles grove on June 1 drew good attendance with Elmwood band playing. Chaé Bennington from Beaver City attended the Walters infant funeral. Alfred Kile visited Floris Johar. George Kile of Beaver City worked for Perry Johnson. Local residents send best wishes to many friends this week.
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Here
Chaé
Bennington
Beaver City
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Birtling
Alfred Kile
Floris Johar
M. Keever
Shattuck
George Kile
Perry Johnson
Mee
Weeden
Eline
Weeds, harvest, and farm life in Busch Chapel area
The report chronicles warm windy days and weed plowing leading to dead weeds, mentions cycling to Liberal for freight, two men starting for Kansas wheat harvest, neighbors aiding crop work, a water-hauling task ending, a wheat granary wind incident, and reflections on Christian living amid local farm routines. Names include M Cunningham, John Dinger, Fred Wilson, Oscar Fain, and Albert Anthony among others.
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M. Gondigham
Zelma
Willie Howe
Knowles
Opear Fain
Owe
Lawrence Fobbe
John Dinger
John Wilson
Heston
J. A. Havel
Roberson & Chamberlain
Albert Arthony
Albert
Pratt
Charley Kirkey
Kansas
Fred Wilson
Heaver
Oscar Fain
What a Summer Cold May Do
A summer cold can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia if neglected. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly. it soothes inflamed air passages and expels the cold from the system. For sale at Tracy's.
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Weeden Richardson Wedding in Elmwood Texas County
Mrs Mary Weeden of Elmwood married William Richardson of Pontle Texas county at Justice Meese office last Thursday. Weeden a pioneer resident with many friends. Richardson a respected new settler and farmer of Texas county. They will live on the Weeden farm on Clear Creek.
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Elmwood
William Richardson
Pontle
Texas County
Justice Meese
Weeden
Netts County
Richardson
Clear Creek
Beaver Narrowly Escapes Another Destructive Fire
Beaver avoids a major blaze after a Sunday fire in an old shed and barn behind Frank McKillips residence, started by two boys with matches and firecrackers during Fourth of July play. Winds were high, but quick discovery and water use prevented spread to the McKillips or Maples properties. The incident prompts renewed calls for fire safety and child supervision.
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Beaver
Frank McKillipa
Notice to loan companies about farm loans and references
A terse ad offers a place for money at a good rate with gilt-edge security. The seller, W. L. Derwitna, claims reliable references and can accept a company's agency, urging lenders not to overlook the opportunity for a steady, live-wire investor in farm loans.
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