Minister Is a Healer in Oklahoma Revival Miracle Claim
Hutchinson February 18 Reverend Fred Just a former evangelist of the Mennonite Brethren church said he did not seek credit for miracles after a prayer meeting. Mrs. Henry Warkentin of near Buhler, bedfast for nearly a year with rheumatism, walked into the church unassisted and later to a waiting automobile. Just attributed the healing to God, stressing no miracles by men. He noted the mind and prayers influence outcomes. Other local notes include visits from residents and travel to nearby towns, and Mrs. Alfred Brown departing for Magdalena New Mexico to join her husband.
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Hutchinson
Fred Just
Beaver County
Oklahoma
Just
Mennonite Brethern Church
Henry Warkentin
Near Buhler
Balko
Mr L L Long and Buhl Bradshaw Leave for Guthrie Consistory
Dr L L Long and Buhl Bradshaw departed Sunday morning for a Guthrie consistory. The former will handle business in Oklahoma City during the absence.
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L. L. Long
Buhl Bradshaw
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
P Smiths Visit McNabb Home Near Forgan
P Smith and his wife visited Sunday afternoon at the Charlie McNabb residence near Forgan where their daughter Miss Car me boards.
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P. Smith
Charlie McNabb
Forgan
Miss Carme
Blanket of Snow Delays Northwest Transit and Snowbound
Beaver county and the northwest are covered by snow after a Sunday night start. Snow lasted until Tuesday night, leaves over a foot on levels and higher drifts in exposed areas. Temperatures dropped to well below zero midweek. sun returns today with moderate readings. Train and mail service halted, last arrival Monday. resumed service likely Saturday. The snow’s value lies in benefiting spring grain and optimism for the season. Old Beaver county reports another lengthy winter impact.
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Beaver County
Escape From County Jail Involves Three Inmates
Bill Hennig Jack Forbes and Archie Mosier escaped from the county jail last Thursday night after overpowering guard Dwight Bradshaw who opened a cell door for water. Archie Mosier surrendered later, while Hennig and Forbes remain at large. The trio faced sentences of eighteen months in the State penitentiary for the escape. Mosier had earlier received thirty days in jail and served about half.
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Bill Hennig
Jack Forbes
Archie Mosier
Dwight Bradshaw
Priday
State Penitentiary
Mosier
Social evening aids Sunday School at Barnes home
Ladies' Bible Class of the Christian Church hosted a social last Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes. A large turnout enjoyed a novel entertainment and rekindled interest in Sunday School, with former attendants returning. Delicious refreshments ended the pleasant evening.
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The
Christian Church
Ray Barnes
Mary Niles Marries Pueblo Printer in Reader Notice
Mary Niles wed a printer in Pueblo Colorado last week. The groom’s name is not disclosed. he and Mary worked in the same office. The Herald joins friends in extending congratulations to the couple.
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Beaver
Mary Niles
Pueblo
Colorado
Mary
Herald
Mrs Kinder Dies After Long Illness Near Beaver
Mrs. D B Kinder died at her Willow Creek home southwest of Beaver after a cancer battle. She had been ill for months. Funeral delayed due to heavy snow, now planned for Sunday or Monday.
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D. B. Kinder
Willow Creek
Beaver
Sam Cothran Dies at Home Near Beaver
Sam Cothran, southwest of Beaver, dropped dead at his home on Monday. His funeral is planned for Saturday at Hothing cemetery. Beaver area residents and local teachers from Sunset school were among visitors and callers over the weekend.
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Sam Cothran
Beaver
G. H. Russell
Sunset
Kansas and Oklahoma railroad to Forgan progressed rapidly
The Liberal Democrat reports rapid progress on the Kansas and Oklahoma railroad toward Forgan with grading already under way in Stevens County. Work on the northwest end is satisfactory and completion to the Colorado line appears feasible. With Byers pushing toward Katy at Forgan, rail access and grain price benefits are projected for the farming community.
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Kansas and Oklahoma
Forgan
Weing
Colorado
Byers
Katy
O. P. Byers
Stevens County
Kas
Big Texas County Breeders' Sale to be Held in Guymon
The Texas County Breeders Association sale takes place in the Free Fair Pavilion Guymon Oklahoma on Friday March 24. Breeders from the Panhandle will offer over one hundred purebred cattle and more than fifty pure blood hogs in a catalogue now being printed. The event promises great opportunities for farmers to improve herds without travel or high cost and invites requests for a catalogue to Joe A Meade Secretary Guymon Okla.
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Texas County Breeders’ Association
Guymon
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Joe A. Meade
Guymun
Okla
Kanway & Oklahoma railroad grade work begins in Liberal district
LeMonnier Brothers hold the grading contract for a 4.1 mile section from Liberal southeast to the state line and started Monday noon with a May 1 completion target. A carload of ties arrived for the line toward Stevens county, with more expected soon as the route is upgraded to first class condition.
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LeMonnier Brothers
Kanway & Oklahoma Railroad
Liberal
State Line
Calleor
Stevens County
Tennessie
Arkansae
Louisiana
Kansax
Oklahoma
Missouri
South
Absurdly Last Extension Special Herald March Offer
The Herald announces a March only subscription deal with reduced rates inside the county at $1.00 per year and outside at $1.60. After March 1 prices rise to $1.50 inside and $2.00 outside. Deadline to save is March 31.
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Herald
Beaver area notes show local sales and visits across farms
Beavers residents recount visits from Gage and Madison county, real estate transfers, and upcoming sales. H N Lawson buys Frank Maples residence in Beaver with possession in 7 to 10 days. Nearby travel includes Reola McKillips and Louise Tracy to Laverne to see Nellie McDermitt and Nellie Hanly visiting with Fern Shuler. Multiple farm and livestock sales note Poland China hogs averaging 45 cents, weather impacting sales, and Earl Gravatt purchasing a 240 acre Kansas farm near Bloom. Local shcool, church, and community activity listed with names and destinations among Beavor and surrounding towns.
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First State Bank
S. A. Miller & CO
Liberal, Kansas
Burbank
Amos Hittman
A. J. Seal and Wife
Karl Gravatt
G. W. Coberley
Ka Verheist
Line Dickson
John Taylor
Gate
Louw Pratt
Isse Kile
Branson
Airee
Luther Bridwell
Mr. McCurry
the Gambill Brothers
Riverside
Alfred Brown
Magdalena
New Mexico
Annie L. Jones
State Bank
Balko, Oklahoma
L. L. Stine
Frank Fleck
Mrs. Kinder
Linnon
Tennesaey
Hinwed Faily
Wnrtorned
Hall Howe
Cll
Ba Kemp Toning
Albers Linn
Laveron
Madsan
Logan
A.C. Wathine
Boyd
W. Haskell
Bank OF
Beaver City
Tomers
G. W. Cafey
H. Cafky
Beryle Kile
D. M. Kile
Gage
H. N. Lawson
Frank Maples
Mr. Lawson
Reola McKillips
Louise Tracy
Laverne
Nellie McDermitt
Laverne- Beaver
Hanly
Fern Shuler
Bellview
Chas. Wells
Madison Vicinity
Will Wells
Mrs. Prank Maple
Miss Myrtle
Wells
Iuy Beolewith
Poe
Poland
Soli
W. B. Tedder
Gene Couch
W. L. Henson
Knowles
D.T. Lawson
Murphy
the Baptist
Ehurch
Earl Gravatt
Bloom
Kansas
C. P. Smith
Will Meeker
Lee Gosney
Kansas City
Frank Jameson
Woodward
Hantoon
Texas
John Lawson
M Shuler
Texas Counts Breeders’ Association
Geo. T. Baily
Beaver, Oklahoma
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