25 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
1
The notice invites both old and young to enjoy refreshments at the Darktown event. Aimed at community participation, it emphasizes a friendly gathering for all ages hosted by Christian Sunday School class No 2.
Local items include court adjournment, upcoming Kuntry Karnival on April 1, and repairs at the White House well. Reports on residents and visitors such as Mrs. Emma Husted, Judge J. W. Colwell, and A. W. Tooley, plus farm notes, ads, and notices about births, illnesses, and real estate changes.
A Milner Georgia woman recounts how Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Restorative Nervine helped her husband with heart trouble once deemed fatal by ten doctors. She notes recovery before 1964 conference work and urges others to try the medicine with a money back guarantee.
Mrs Garret mourns sister Miss Bessie Shore death at Washington Kanes. Funeral plans follow a letter of health and a return from Blackwell. Separately Prof Charles Laughton marries Edna Garrett at the bride’s mother home with music education ties to Guymon. Beaver class to stage The Last Loaf play next month.
The county grand jury handed up indictments charging Samuel C Calvert and others with forgery and related thefts. Additional charges include illegal expenses, illegal claims, and receiving misappropriated funds. The cases proceed to the district court for trial before a judge and jury. Prominent railroad promoter visits Beaver to discuss future construction of a line along the North Flats and through Beaver. Also notes the sale of Dr. Munwell’s auto to Stafford and the formation of a Christian Sunday School committee to raise funds for a church building.
Oklahoma's election law details shifting general election dates and offices across cities towns and villages. It outlines city and ward level posts including mayor city clerk police judge treasurer and council members with two year terms and staggered elections. It covers polling hours precinct boards election costs and county supervision requirements.
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