Local News Items and Farm Loans Advertised
Scraps of Beaver county news cover farm loans from Frazer’s ad and county clerk notices. Rural life snippets mention Mr Clyde Gregg’s chair, fall sales, weather notes, ad for land and merchandise, and a millinery opening. The piece notes deaths, travel, a fire loss at De Graw and Gregg, and local church delegates to a Topeka convention.
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Clyde Gregg
John W. Savage
C. C. de Graw
Clyde
Mr. de Graw
W. E. Fickel
Christian Church
Ths Place
W G Young Republican Nominee for Co Commissioner Third District
W G Young, Republican nominee for County Commissioner third district, moved from Tilinoly to Batko township and ran Pronto store for five years. He seeks the office to cut taxes and oversee bills and contracts, asking for support at the November election after winning the August nomination.
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W. G. Young
Young
Boaver County
Tilinoly
Batko
Ile
Pronto
Belver
Mr. Young
Entertain and Elect Officers of the P G E Chapter
The September meeting of the P P G E was held at Allen's grove with many members attending. An entertainment program preceded a timely election of officers for the next term, naming President Miss May Weir and other posts. October leaders were selected for several dates with local members slated to preside and participate.
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Allen's Grove
May Weir
F. A. Sharon
Sec
Treas
Edna Humphrey
W. BE. Fickel
A Joke in the Amendment Sparks Local Option Clash
From Oklahoma City Oct 6 a new blast hits Local Option and High License supporters as Supt George Conger of the Anti Saloon League pulls a troublesome Joker from the proposed constitutional amendment. The bill’s subdivision allows licensing of intoxicating liquors in cities towns and villages subject to an election and faces voter scrutiny. Cardwell President of the Bons of Washington explains how this would influence licensing and village incorporation.
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Terald
Oklahoma City
George Conger
Anti-Saloon League
Oklahoma
W. D. Cardwell
Bons of
Washington
Cardwell
Wet bill risks local control and loopholes threaten communities
The article critiques a proposed amendment to liquor laws, arguing it creates jokers and holes that let a minority incorporate villages to license saloons. It notes a four member board would cost taxpayers more than licensees pay, risking homes, business, and community morals. The discussion features Superintendent Conger and dry advocates, aiming to expose devious twists in Subdivision 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asloone
Inc Corporation
Conger
Anti-Saloon League
Lawa
Heraun
Bfihg
Tral
Anti-Saloon League Educates Voters on High License Bill
The piece notes local property owners would fund saloons more than their keepers, while Anti-Saloon League activists expose corrupt measures. It mentions the Anti-Gardo League plans to educate Oklahomans to resist liquor interests and prevent what they call an obnoxious high license scheme.
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Oklahoma
Jawa
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the Fair Vintors
W. H. Robertson
Beaver County
Isap
Frazer's Ad
H. W. Huntress
Mena
Ark
W. H Robertson
R. W. Harrison
Bernie White
Wm. White
Jain
Henato
Top Thomas
E. H. Manafield
W. Hl. Robertson
Hazel Horn
Frazer
J. O. Hodge & Co
Jim Ware
Gener
Pact Lrant
Liberal
Kansas
R. J. Brewer
Neodesha
Plesent
Laura Mackey
Beaver
Laura
Albert Wellborn
Wichita
Harry J and
Paul
P. H. Steward
Okin
Bruce Parker
Missouri
Paul Roberts
William
Tracy's
Republican Congressional Committee
Joe Roetzel
Fulton
Blaine County
Roetzel
Dick T. Morgan
D. P. Miller
Frank Laughlin
Guymon
Otto Iknoise
Mr Young
Gema Crabe
Tree
Miss Mae Hinkle
B. P. Russel
Cosen
W. E Fickel
Bertha Turner
Cora Weir
Jas
Porter
Elmer Fickel
United States Senate
Jg, Hodge & CO
General Merchandise
Beaver Co
Geo. H. Healy
Beaver, Oklahoma
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