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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
9
A fragmented list shows American Red Cross Beaver County chapters with numerous officers and chairpersons for knitting, civilian leaves, finance, membership, and branch posts. The text mixes names, roles, and locations like Beaver, Lakemp, Logan, Elmwood, and Lorena, indicating a widespread organizational roster.
Republican ticket filings list candidates for district judge prosecutor clerk sheriff and commissioner across multiple counties including Parker of Butler Logan Mendenhall Gate Couch Beaver Keith Beaver Bridwell Riverside and others with district roles and locations in a concise notice style.
Miss Carrie Litton of Blue Grass was a county seat visitor on Tuesday, stopping by for official business and to observe local civic proceedings.
A town without a newspaper risks losing its voice and growth. Merchants and families should actively support the publication, advertise regularly, and participate in community events to sustain the institution and benefit the town.
The vocal Chautauqua committee lists features for this season from Musical Marines in sailor uniforms to Floyd Featherstone's act and Ye Olde New England Choir. Highlighted are Dr John A Gray who studied homeless men, Lieut Lester Collier with Verdun experiences, and Paul Sunshine Dietrich. The theme stresses patriotism as war effort and calls for immediate work toward a great Chautauqua success.
Do not wear the service flag without rightful connection to a loved one in service. It is a sacred emblem denoting sacrifice and not a fashion accessory. Also, the Town Board warns property owners to clean alleys and outbuildings at once to prevent disease, urging patriotic duty amid summer and war activity, signed B. W. Tedder, City Marshal.
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