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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
5
All entries must be made by noon Friday October 28. Exhibits cannot be removed until the fair closes. The Association is not responsible for exhibited goods though care will be taken to prevent damage or loss. Culinary and Pantry Stores.
A campaign stop in Nowata Oklahoma features Eugene B Lawson Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor urging change away from seven years of machine rule. He calls for a broad house cleaning and support for Governor John Fields ticket to end what he terms partisan machine control. He warns another four years could bring disaster.
A medical blurb extols Jad Balin as a simple remedy to neutralize urine acids and ease bladder irritation. It claims the effervescent drink relieves burning and urgency, with no bad effects, and promotes its use before breakfast. The piece pairs health claims with an Oklahoma political update on John Fields.
John Fields denounces local press charges calling him a carpetbagger after moving to Oklahoma in April 1900 to work for the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. He notes the Board of Regents listed prominent Democrats among his overseers and asserts the charge is political.
Notice announces publication by the Department of the Interior United States Land Office in Woodward Oklahoma regarding heirs and claimants in a land dispute tied to a Gibbs family estate. It outlines deadlines for filing claims, summoning parties, and the final three year proof period before a court hearing in Shawnee County. The notice names Thomas D Headword as Commissioner and lists multiple claimants including Frank Maple and Harry Boane with addresses in Riverside Oklahoma. The document sets forth the legal process for public notice, the property description in Range 2, Township 27, and the schedule for court actions in late December and January.
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