Beaver School Notes Presage Fire Prevention Day
Secretary for further information and address, W. T. Quinn, and concessions, over, for stand rights W. H. Robertson, President. Beaver School Notes recounts enrollment figures 207 total, 183 graded, 74 high, and first month attendance of 100. Athletics gain equipment and facility upgrades, with play area repairs, and a fall lecture lineup. Governor Lee Cruce proclaims October Ninth Fire Prevention Day for Oklahoma with statewide cleanup, safety checks, and drills urged.
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W.T. Quinn
Beaver
Lee Cruce
Okimbor
Citien
State of
Oklahoma
Capitol
Oklahoma City
Lee Canoe
Belsauty F
Indians at Beaver County Fair Promises Great Attraction
Beaver County Fair Association secretary K L Fickel announces a large display for October featuring a twenty member Cheyenne Indian band. An Indian Village will mimic plains life with Wigwam Tepees and a chief, plus a war dance and demonstrations such as capture and scalp reenactments, bow and arrow contests, and other cultural features.
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K. L. Fickel
Beaver County Fair Association
Teppes
Hieband
Moneval
Tndino
Prayers for Peace Called at Beaver Court House
In obedience to a proclamation by the President, Beaver residents gathered at the Court House Sunday afternoon for a prayer meeting seeking peace for war-torn Europe. Though attendance was not as large as hoped, the service was earnest and consecrated.
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United Ran
Europe
Beaver
Court House
Land
Bedlam
London
Spain
New Judge Holds Court in County Court Disposition
County Judge John A. Spotts presided as cases were heard in the county court. The report endorses Judge Spotts for election, noting his fair, impartial rulings and prepared handling of the proceedings. A list of cases includes forcible entry, bootlegging, larceny, riot, concealed weapon, and other trials set for November 1914 with civil matters to follow.
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Gomlogoo
John A. Spottt
Spolin
Justiow
Spole Se
Polix
Towsday
Ordural Ooket
Win
J. Jones
R. Seigur
Special County
IL. D. Meese
Alonzo Ford
Coounty
Uring Action Bond
Beneh Wary
WV. Cornwell
Ehief
Ear Sorith
Aenult
Oxcar Rogers
Dr. Lafielt
Shelby Little
Walter Morris
Charles Custer
Mary R Havelrig
Harry B. Weight
B. B. Chance
Nevaulb
Coste
Wim
McCurdy
Henry Salley
Justice Court
Claude Anderson
Wee Olds
Otho Randolph
Defendane
Plan of
Gality
Naud CO
Duya
Casin
Noble County Progressives Quit in Local Ticket Shakeup
Noble County Progressives resigned last week shifting county offices positions. Perry Oklahoma and others exited the ticket affecting candidates for Treasurer, Assessor, and Sheriff Chief leaves but two candidates remain. John Fields runs for Governor prompting withdrawals and signals a broader Progressive split within the county.
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Perry
Okia
Et. Wd
Thcket
Investigation Sought Into Beaver County Sheriff's Office
Taxpayers petition the Beaver County Board of Commissioners demanding an investigation of Sheriff M Hines alleging failure to account for funds, improper fee handling, and unreported revenues. Board orders formal inquiry. initial reports indicate $805 in unaccounted civil case fees and ongoing checks on criminal dockets.
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Fohany M Hines
Sharif
Beaver County
Tor
M. Domes
Aberi
Beaver Countty
Oklabonn
Hin
Frank Shockley
Sheriffy Commission
Ehind
John Holt
Seitenen
Kigned
Elmert L. Fiekel
Joha W Savage
Thomas P. Braidwood
Sheril
Riport
Isver
Ann
Board of County Commissioners
Sherif
Althin
Death of Beaw Valley child shocks Beaver community
The oldest child of Mr and Mrs Jense Parker a young boy died at school near Beaver Valley Wednesday after long illness with heart troubles. Funeral services were held Thursday at Beaver cemetery with a burial honoring the child’s short life. The community mourns as grieving parents face an abrupt loss and hope for comfort in a higher rest.
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Jense Parker
Brown
Beaw
Beaver
Progressives Fade in New York Primary Returns
In the recent New York primary, the Progressive vote collapsed as Sulzer and Davenport together polled under 15,000, far below the 180,000 Oscar Straus drew in 1912, signaling a drift back toward the Republican Party and a potential revival of GOP strength.
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New York
Oscar Straus
Sulzer
Davenport
Lew
Straus
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