Beaver Herald Advertising and Candidacy Notices
Advertising rates and subscription price noted. Beavers Herald announces William H England of Ponce Aoa as Republican candidate for Congress in Oklahoma's Eighth District subject to August 1022 primary. Henry Hauth Knowles and Swindall announce candidacies for County Commissioner First District and Congress respectively. Smith of Enid also announces for Congress in the Eighth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZUDGH
England
Congress
Beaver Herald
William H. England
Ponce
Cong
Firet
Wnt
Mtn Publican
Tienry Hauth
Knowles
Swindall Por
Smith
Enid
Eighth Congressional District
Blelth
Own Ya Own Home Promotes Stability and Savings
A 17 year old writer Clyde Venatile argues that owning a home benefits families by stabilizing the household, enabling savings, and fostering social welfare. He asserts monthly payments replace rent, build equity, and secure comfort for children and aging parents, urging readers to pursue home ownership through small, steady payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Venatile
Viel
Mra HL. Miller
Hie Young
Min
T. Venatin
Douglas-Lane Outpost plans new Legion hall
A meeting of the Douglas-Lane Outpost No. 194 at Clear Lake on Friday night March 24 saw all members present and two new initiates Ernest Walling and Milford Brooks. Despite a stormy evening the post has grown since organization with seven new members. plans progressed for a new Legion hall and community building to serve local needs. Another meeting Friday night March 31 will push the project forward. Local women supplied cakes for a luncheon after the program. Members urged full attendance to strengthen Douglas Lane as a prominent post in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Ernest Walling
Midford Brooks
Legion
Legion Doys
Sint
Aelehborhooy
Douglas Faane
Weathered Fragments Signal Confused California Theme
A garbled OCR fragment references Spainish land grants and California governance with unclear dates and names. The text hints at land grant validity, Almeria, Colito or Hewe FeHialied, and a forecast about taxes or prices but is largely incomprehensible. Names and events remain indiscernible.
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California
Local District Notes and Social Roundup in Hooker Area
District items list events in Hooker Texas and nearby towns. Mentions Mem 7 activities at Anat hent and Prank Evans home. Notices include a dance honoring Milby Ex ar Nolen and visitors from Tulsa and Beaver visiting local families. Community members and sellers circulate numbers for local ware and barley sowing continues.
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Plowell
Hooker
Texas
Mind
Henry McDevitt
Evans
Bunda
Frank Sheptford
Hoover
Milby
Parle Johan
Forres
Geo. Reinmuth
Tulsa
Fern Jacobs
Tome
Beaver
C. B. Bagserly's
Minn Rowa Dean
Alice Evans
Allverware
Mra
Leah Cook
Albert Holcomb
Home Creek Spring Weather Brings Green Wheat Fields
The report notes warming spring conditions and wheat fields turning green across Home Creek region as farmers anticipate planting and growth.
Palestine District Notes and Local Happenings
Weather turns mild after heavy snow with mentions of spring chores and school time being made up on Saturdays. Updates include visits to Perryton, health notes on Mrs Gates and Mrs Dowers, moving of families to new farms, social visits at Seaton and Grady areas, and a March 11 closing of Home Creek school. A school board meeting and a birthday celebration at Chas Gitt are noted along with local travel to Beaver and Sun City.
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Palestine
Bnt
Dewey Meloland
Leaton
Henry Peters
Ben Powers
W. A. George
Perryton
George
Milford Barker
Home Creek
Chas
Buffalo
Local social notes and farm activity in Goltry area
Milderbrand called on Ed Ein and Mrs Venables while others visited on weekends. Frank Hilderbrand stayed with the Venable home. Lela Pry stayed with A Daley. Harrel Carr spent a day with Rom Venable. Wil Morrin and family visited Six Mile. John Bonnetto erects a new chicken house. Several reported as sick last week are better. Mrs G I Hilderbrand learns her father George Mahaffey seeks cancer treatment in Oklahoma City. Chester and his father threshed for B E Venable. Herbert Hurd helped Frank Brown. G J Hilderbrand and family visited A C Daley. Mins Blosser and Freida Venable visited. Early gardens being planted.
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Milderbrand
Ed Ein
B. Venables
Hilderbrand
Venable
Lela Pry
Daley i Harrel Carr
Rom Venable
Wil Morrin
John Bonnetto
G. I. Hilderbrand
George Mahaffey
Goltry
Oklahoma City
Chester Greendyke
BE. Venable
Herbert Hurd
Frank Brown
G. J. Hilderbrand
A. C. Daley
Mins Blosser
Freida
Vi- Venable
Local notices and social updates from the week
Ali must be ready for the school meet next Tuesday afternoon. F Konis is confined to bed with a severe cold. Mina Gwen Russell, visiting relatives, returned to Texas. Mii has made many friends while here. Mr. and Mrs. J A Haworth traveled to Beaver last Friday. A small crowd enjoyed the Community Club. Next meeting set for April 7. Mrs Jay Pierce completed school at Range and returned home.
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Ali
F. Konis
Mina Gwen Russell
Texas
Mii
J. A. Haworth
Beaver
North Fork Community Notes and Meetings
North Fork reports a Mothers club meeting at Mrs. Petersons to draft a new constitution and by laws. Sun Shine class at Union planning a play. Eva Green Hera Evans and families visited Frank Peterson home. Bowden hosts a club social. many missed due to weather. attendees listed. Oyster soup served. Residents hauled kafir corn to Gaylord. Opal McNulty visiting Harry McNulty. North Fork school updates mentioned.
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Mothers’ Club
Peterson
James Nelson
Gilham
McNulty
Mesaner
Marsh
Jenkiney J. T
Hilderbrand
Wadson
John Byrd
Bowden
Sun Shine
Union
County lad notes students use bean making equipment
A county lad observes students putting up ground equipment and making good use of it, noting their active engagement in the bean making project and productive effort.
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County Lad
Community Notes From South Elmwood District
Cold Saturday followed last week’s warm spell as residents report health updates and travel news. P R Johnson returned home from Woodward Hospital Thursday though still weak. R Suns suffered a fainting spell last week. Alice Fowler dislocated her wrist and fractured a bone while cranking a car Monday night. Mr Greer moves to Koover farm this week. Mr Partridge relocates from Booker to Asa Kile farm, recently purchased from Asa last spring. The Fowlers planned a Woodward trip Friday into Tuesday. A Quarterly Free Methodist Meeting is set at Will Bridges schoolhouse starting Friday night Sunt through Sunday.
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P. R. Johnson
Woodward Hospital
R. Suns
Alice Fowler
Greers
Koover Farm
Mr. Partridge
Booker
Asa Kile
Asa
Mra
L. Fowler
Woodward Binday
Will Bridges’ School
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Eso
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Slabilet
Damani
Carhier
Atesoneos
Busi
Melahonis
Caney
Were
Dima
Ashenan
Rte
Satan Ik
He Conners—Attons
Carer WH
Toone
Douglas-Lane
Palestine Dist
Pueblo
Colorado
Pheree
W. OM
Mra J. Hentine
B.D. Benswater
Henty
W. M. Mending Gellever
el Claybrooke
Prd Croke
Sharpe
J. G. Bryson
Balko
Oklahoma
Simmons
Cable & Sons
Poland
Cols. J. A. Sanders
Johnnie M. Jones
W. H.wells
North Fork
Chesterfield
Liggett @ Myers Tobacco Co
South Elmwood
Kelloggs
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
W. K. Kellogg
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