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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
4
Maude C Thomas publisher announces weekly publication in Teaver Oklahoma. Advertising rates available on application. Subscriptions priced at 1.00 dollars per year. Post office entry indicates standard local newspaper boilerplate and filing details.
County Court schedules and land office actions list dates in January March May July September and November. Names include Woodward ES Wiggins as Receiver and Geo D Orner as Register in this public notice segment.
The district court list names Hon. R H Loofbourrow as judge Hon. John Embry U S Attorney John R Abernathy U S statehal W T Quinn as district clerk The commissioners meet the first Monday in January April July and October.
Oklahoma State Sunday School Association prepares for a statewide gathering in Enid May 24 25 26. International leaders W C Pearce Hugh Cork and Laura Bayless will instruct delegates in modern methods with regional and interdenominational participation. Written inquiries to C I Nichols Lister Main Street Oklahoma City.
Republican official Cash Cade attacks the Taylor ribbon ballot law as an attack on democracy and an educational test designed to empower the governor, calling it a device to disenfranchise voters and corral diverse parties into a manipulated ballot arrangement. He warns of targeted punishments for Democrats and warns of broad misalignment of ballots under the law.
Seattle April 30. A full month remains to finish cleanup on the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition grounds. Paving and walks are ready, electric lighting and fountains installed, exhibits nearly set, and the art collection in place. Government and foreign displays rapidly advancing, with Alaska and Hawaii exhibits larger than before. Japan’s work praised for speed, and national buildings nearing completion. Three thousand workers have toiled to ready the site, with repainting and minor touchups left as the final tasks.
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