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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
8
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Letters from Beaver County and Guymon Herald supporters argue Billy Quine former Beaver Journal editor is the logical state senate candidate. They praise his abilities and call for Republican unity amid Taft era politics and party optimism.
A verbose vote announcing a slate of Beaver County candidates for sheriff treasurer register of deeds clerk of the district court county clerk superintendent of public instruction county attorney and three county commissioners. Names include HD Peckmann JW Hewinson Kiwen E Hantay Walter E Fickel Hi M Bulick Jer Bonyard W Moore George Waser OC Klepper A Fox HON Mewren S Witsos ABRL W Tooley and others with August 2 1910 primaries in Oklahoma.
A local election notice lists Beaver County Oklahoma Democratic candidates for Sheriff Clerk of the District Court Representative in Congress County Treasurer County Superintendent of Schools Register of Deeds County Attorney Commissioner and County Clerk with primary dates August 2 1910. It names HL OD Meese DP Miller J H Summers W L Detwiler Claude T Smith T B Shillingburg WM R Moreland J M Nowrt and others.
Notice posted by foreman W. RB Olmerean warns wolf hunters to keep out of the J. E. George pasture citing property access and safety concerns.
Mrs. Laula Wiswell of Medicine Lodge visits her parents in town while Floris hosts a party with games and light refreshments watched by the neighborhood as clouds hinder comet viewing. Local dances draw crowds and a lecture on constitutional amendment attracts many, with families hosting ice cream suppers and gatherings featuring neighbors and relatives.
Advertises Dr King s New Life Pills claiming to purge poisons from the body and cure liver stomach and kidney troubles. Promises health vigor and relief from nervous weakness and despondency with a focus on improved well being.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson thanks the writer for a garden bouquet including peonies roses and hydrangeas. KE Macy and sister-in-law visited Ivanhoe. W F Hoffman and wife shopping in Logan. Mrs North celebrated her birthday with neighbors. Andy Glendon turned 63 May 1. Leonard Girton family at Hoffman home after Sun Day School. Rev Coppidge to preach next Sunday at 11 mm. Mrs Klepper named Chicken Queen with 400 eggs. Mr and Mrs Baumgartner and Walter Smith family visited Johnsons. Mr and Mrs McNeal from Hutchinson visiting M T Smith and plan to move to St Joseph Mo. Rev Wm McRight to preach at Mountain View next Sunday. Wheat looks good though some early corn must be replanted. Onck A Wink.
For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar has been a throat chest and lung remedy. The ad claims no opiates or harmful drugs and warns against substitutes. FC Tracy in Elmwood sells the yellow package.
Notice invites residents to observe Children’s Day in the grove on the second Sunday. Attendees are urged to bring well made botte and join a community picnic for a good time.
A rural note describes a girl climbing trees and fences with frequent scratches and bruises, quickly treated by Bucksow's Arnica salve. Arthur Stevens supervised unloading headers at Englewood on the 16th, selling binders. Various local names attend events, birthdays, and visits. a new Eastern Star lodge formed. Miss Cora Williams from Denver visits uncle William Gabbert.
A. Williamson visited Beaver last week. Kirkhart and wife were there over the weekend as his brothers visited Sunday. His mother remained visiting during the period.
Beaver County voters are urged to support Elmer E. Harlan of Logan, Republican candidate for county treasurer. The long-time resident and mixed farmer is praised for integrity, local service, and business acumen, with a record of township offices and dependable work. His candidacy is expected to win broad approval.
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