State Superintendent R H Wilson to Visit Beaver Co
State Superintendent R H Wilson will attend the Educational Fair in Beaver from April 24 to 26 1914 and aid the meeting. Prominent figures including Prof John W Wilkinson Prof Grant B Grumbine and others will be present. The event aims to be the region’s greatest educational gathering with plans in place for school boards teachers and children to attend. Catalogues will be mailed from the Superintendent's office to interested parties.
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Swalm
R Hl Wilcone
Beaver
Xucoorf
Iitore
Jonn W Wilkinson
Hoy’s
Stillwater
Okla
Grant
Grumbine
N. W. Normal School
Alva
Panhandle Agricultural School
Goodwel
Nectte
Mamlwr
Mothers' Favorite Cham berlain Cough Remedy
The mothers favorite cough medicine Cham berlain Cough Remedy is harmless pleasant to take and effective. For sale by all dentists and druggists in the area.
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Chamberlain
Women to Start Campaign for Oklahoma Suffrage
The Woman's auxiliary of the Progressive party in Oklahoma begins a campaign to restore women's suffrage, after a previous defeat by a narrow margin. Edward D. Gatehey of Oklahoma City leads the state organization’s plan to form nonpolitical clubs in every city and town. Mrs. W. K. Stubbs, wife of the former Kansas governor, will participate with an Oklahoma City speech soon.
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Oxte
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Progevasive Party of Oklahoma
Oklatowa
Mee
Edward D. Gatehey
Oklahoma City
Woman's State Organization
Atate
W. K Stubbs
Kansas
Aapooeh
State committee to finish organization. vows no GOP merger
The state committee plans to complete its long incomplete organization. Tein warns any overture for amalgamation with the Republican party will be rejected without deceit. Programs launch education efforts and likely set up eight press bureaus in Oklahoma.
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Tein
Republican Party
Programsi
Oklahoma
Good Report on Supply Hospital Board Members Visit
Captain J A Stine and Fred Winslow, on the Oklahoma Hospital for the Insane at Supply board, reported about 650 inmates tonight. Dr. Newell, praised as humane, oversees a well fed, clothed, housed population with exercise and sunshine, in a climate deemed ideal for a healthy, quiet setting. Governor Croce appointed Stine and Winston to the board, seen as enabling a square deal for the state.
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J A. Stine
Board of Regents
The
Oklahoma Hospital For the Insane
Supply
Fred Winslow
Stine
Porash
Newell
Thad
Neigell
Plaas Bumnens
Alva
Community Notices and Local Real Estate Remark
Mason and family have moved into the Hodge residence. Fred Kling of the Baughman Kline Realty Company at Saal is offering property at low prices. Gall No 6 or inquire at the Henaro office for details.
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Eldom
Fred Kling
Baughman
Kline Realty Company
Saal
Bugay
Gall
Henaro Offier
Local Visitors and Officials Visit and Advertisers Note
Mrs Harmon Fox and children arrived Friday from Des Moines New Mexico to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J R Quinn TF McLain county commissioner from the 3d district was here from Gray on business matters Look up the changes and firma represented in or advertising columns this week They all have a message for you worth your June 14 Investigate.
March First Day of Spring and Dinner at K P Hall
The article notes Friday March 2 as the start of spring with a generally beautiful day. It mentions the Marthas having dinner at the Knights of Pythias hall and praises their long standing high standards and ample patronage.
Hodge Family Leaves for Montrose Colorado
Abstract J Hodge and family departed Saturday for Montrose Colorado to establish a new home. The community regrets their departure after many years of residence and offers best wishes for prosperity and contentment.
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J. ©. Hodge
Montrose
Colorado
Beav er R M Boren Visits Madison for Court Week
Beaver R M Boren of Madison spends a Beaver Wit week at court and pays the Hinacy an appreciated call. He is a long time friend of the Henaup, a reader for over twenty years, and values the paper highly. The Health notes many such loyal supporters among its readers, and the editors treasure them. Even country editors are moved by reader appreciation to strive for better work.
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R. M Boren
Madison
Beaver
Beaver City
People Should Help Small Sums Add Up
Many people refrain from giving because they cannot give large sums, yet small gifts from many individuals can collectively aid society. Goodness grows through modest acts by average men and women, and everyone should help to prevent a poorer world.
Tornado kills hundreds in Nebrieka Omahas heart
A Sunday tornado swept Nebrieka and Omaha causing at least 225 deaths, over 200 missing, hundreds injured, and more than a thousand homeless with property damage near five million dollars. The disaster centered in Omaha, Nebraska, in a stricken district.
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Nebrieka
Town
Timole
Indiana
Omaha
Nebraska
Homer Poling Dead at Forgan After Illness
Homer Poling of Forgan died Easter Sunday after a two week struggle with bowel and liver trouble. He was 30, born June 1 1881 in Cyprus West Virginia, married Verna Stamps in 1908, and leaves a wife three children a father a sister and three half brothers. Funeral was at the Free Methodist church Monday officiated by Rev H W Cox and burial in Forgan cemetery.
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Homer Poling
Stout
Forgan
Mc Poting
Beaver
Beaver Hardware & Furniture Company
Beaver Mercantile Company
Grin Reaper
Cycamore
West Virginia
Verna Stamps
Forganon
H. W. Cox
Ehuron
Easter Gale Darkens Local Easter Observance
The oldest residents recall a record Easter Sunday gale that swept the area all day with thick dust, netting, and a fierce wind. The pilot of mood and dress notes the storm justified their distinctive 2012 attire as they faced the unsettled weather with modest cheer.
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Tony
Fire at De Luxe barber shop threatens to spread
Early Friday a rear blaze at the De Luxe barber shop prompted quick action after a water pipe caused a smaller fire cards, and a chemical extinguisher prevented a major disaster. The notice urges caution with wind and fire risk and ends with an advertisement for Dr Kings New Life Pills from Feed Tracy’s.
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de Luxe
PL. Thomas
Dr. King
Tracy
A Variety of Weather Across Beaver County
The week brought spring like warmth and winter's bite with sudden gales and showers. A coming blizzard ends as the sun may return with warmer days and fishing season on the horizon. Beaver County witnesses a wide, unsettled weather pattern.
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Dave
Jane
Torndo
Te Read
Sol
Warie
Beaver County
Bible School and Worship Service at Archi Christian Church
Sunday services include Bible School at 10 00 a m with hymns invocation scripture responsive reading and sermon Just to Keep Sweet hymn announcements and sermon subject The Equal Lights solo by Mr H M Balick and Episcopal music Our Motto Every member invited to feel welcome in our Father's house
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Bible School
Slock
A. m
H. M. Balick
Presbyterian Church Service Notice at Bonday
The Bonday Presbyterian Church holds a regular morning service at 11 a m and an evening service at 7 43 p m. Pastor Cuas B Leeren invites all to attend and participate with the message titled The Given Example.
Chamberlain's Tablets for Constipation
For constipation Chamberlains Tablets are excellent easy to take mild and gentle in effect. For sale by all dealers.
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