Beaver City social notes round up from Six Mile to town
Residents relocate within Beaver City area as families move to new homes and farms. Moves include H Dram and family to Six Mile farm, F Twyford into Miles residence, O D Overton clan to Smith estate, J W Moore family to Hodge property, and Col J W Steffen visiting Beaver. Local business mentions and travel notices accompany the community update.
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H. Dram
Six Mile
F. Twyford
Miles
P. E. Winters
Oklahoma City
Gloves Found After Chicken Coop Mysterious Missing Rooster Case
Mrs. J. Ro Quinn reports a pair of men’s leather gloves left atop a chicken coop in Mr. Quinn’s poultry pen. A missing Bull Orston rooster is also noted. callers must identify the property to claim the items.
Governor Cruce Thanksgiving Proclamation 1914
Governor Lee Cruce issues the November 29 1914 Thanksgiving Proclamation praising divine providence for a peaceful year of abundance in Oklahoma. He urges the people to give thanks and notes progress in education and charity while emphasizing virtue over wealth. Signed by Governor Cruce and Secretary of State L C Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cruce
Gil Ie Manifeet
Oklahoma
Beaver Basketball Wins Dominate Day at Gate Knowles
Beaver high school squads swept Saturday games at Gate and Knowles. Boys and girls won at Gate 10 to 4 and 18 to 4 respectively. Knowles boys defeated Beaver while Knowles girls won, amid courteous conduct and sportsmanship praised by witnesses. County court crowd from Clear Lake attended for the trial of Flooter Wright Eckles et al.
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Beaver High School
Gate
Knowles
Beaver Girls
Beaver Boys
Acoducs
Beaver
Thos
Clear Lake Treeday
Flotoer-Wright Eckles
Alwat
Beaver County Basks in Remarkable Crop Year
Beaver County reports record crops with wheat, corn, and other grains thriving. Farmers benefited from excellent weather and steady markets, with thousands of dollars in wheat sales and high yields across crops. The outlook predicts hundreds of thousands in receipts as the season closes, marking a strong agricultural year for the county.
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Beaver County
Te Seapon Ld
Neaver
Tient
Why the Bridge Inspection Bills on Ivanhow News Page
At the November board session KR Hagan was paid 27 00 for overseeing Gur and Knowlen bridges for nine days while TP McLain got 25 00 for fourteen days overseeing the Neill bridge. The article defends the charges as reasonable noting Hagan lived farther from the sites and McLain used full fourteen days. No wrongdoing is found in the office filings by either commissioner.
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Ivanhow
Board of County Commissioners
KR. Hagan
Gur
Knowlen
McLain
Neill
Bagno
Board of County Commiasouris
the & Ovlaht
Hogan
Mwgan
Nwill
Gate
Knowles
Hagan
Cme
Bela
Altogather
Wae
Insurance quotes for monthly plans and amounts
The fragment lists insurance costs per $100 for various durations. It shows $100.00 of insurance for one month at 90 cents, for two months at 90 cents, for three months at 40 cents, for four months at 10 cents, and for six months at 70 cents, in broken OCR style.
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Ford
Fragmentary Union Memoranda Inked in Turbulent Age
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled reflections on a past event, mentioning Hagan and a debated charge. The passage appears as a damaged snippet with unclear names, dates, and places, lacking coherent context or verifiable facts.
Elmood child dies of diphtheria in Elmwood burial held
The child of Mr and Mrs Kile of Elmwood died Wednesday night from diphtheria after a short illness. Interment occurred in Elmwood Cemetery. Parents express deep sympathy as community notes their sorrow. The issue also mentions Ford car sales, a Beaver Mercantile upcoming sale, and a church program change led by Fr. Lewis with new songs for Sunday night services inviting all to attend.
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Beaver Mercantile Company
Lewis
Faoh
Chureli
Martha Aid Society Travel Excursion Planned for Nov 20
The Martha Aid Society hosts a Travelers' Excursion next Friday evening November 20 1914. Tourists meet at Mrs Robinson's millinery at 7 00. After buying tickets 25c they are guided along the travel route with short stops for lunch. All are invited for a good time.
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Martha Aid Society
Mrs
Social Hour Club Hosts School Day Themed Evening
Mr and Mrs F Preece host the Social Hour Club event with husbands as guests. Entertainment featured a school day exhibit with attendees in classroom attire, a spell and bee program, and selections like Mary Had a Little Lamb and The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck. Tea and lunch followed in a school fashion from dinner baskets.
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F. Preece
Wenon Evidence
John FE. Swain
P Braidwood
Mary
Frigid Week Follows Light Monday Snow Flurry
Snow fell Monday in the town as a light flurry drifted from the northeast. The weather turned cooler with a crisp, chilly air that persisted through the week, freezing the ground for several nights and bringing a real touch of winter.
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Meat Market Grocery
W. G. Stranathan, Prop
Beaver, Oklahoma
Geo
H.rush
Proppposite Herald Office
Beaver Okla
O. D. Overton
Bogue
Smith Estate
J. W. Moore
Hodge
F. Hf. Cram
J. H. Crabtree
Mary Sims
John Sims
Kiowa
J. C. Miles
Allern
J. W. Steffen
la Kemp
Jude J. A. Boohn
Vandeburg
Misa Sibi McFarland
Dickson & Dickson, iv
Gremed
Frank Laughrin
P T
Book of
Beaver City
Illinois
Feack
Kansas City
Love
Draper
Meade & Englewood
Henao
Hallock
W. H. Robertson
Colrado
Burien
Mire Fern Coaner
John E. Swaim
John E. Swalmi
Parsons
O. F. Twyford
W. L. Mason
Werk
Chas. Dizon
Riverside
T. L. How
Mr. How
Carryville
Mra . W. Robison
Mra. N. D. Neff
J A. Thompson
Insurancee
Reniiew Investment
W. F. Carson
Mgr
Cruce
Athent
Baw F. Hansson
Secretary of State
Saint Paul Insurance Company
Lawson
Enugut
Long & Lawson
Erttioless
M. E
Fr. Lewis
Ath
Ema Lom
Bertrab
Cuntpeaut
Cee Ontalg
Teaver
Oula