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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
4
A long list of Republican and Democrat candidates for county and state offices appears amid a discussion of Oklahoma politics. The piece rails against Walton's campaign and outlines John Fields advocacy for rural education, home ownership laws, and state loan plans.
Oklahoma City reports a new group named Constitutional Democratic Club forms to defeat J Walton for governor. Leaders, pledged to an independent campaign, claim the state party has no nominee and vow to recruit about two thousand Democrats in Oklahoma County while funding is raised.
A fragmented 1922 Oklahoma city letter discusses John Fields taxes and payments. It notes $189.08 for 1919 taxes, $194.15, and mentions county and state taxes, plus income tax. The writer suggests Fields is a taxpayer and comments on a joking dog matter and state reports.
In a Maine setting Lieutenant Andrews faces rumor and shame after Captain Scoville dies in a snow avalanche during a perilous trek. Catherine Maynard learns Andrews saved her. she encourages truth and vows as Andrews chooses to marry her, while a loyal Eskimo bearer of a letter reveals Scoville’s final wish and vindicates Andrews.
Miss Pauline Cowan was absent from aco the firat of the week or secount of wore throat. Z. H. Warren of Kokomo made a business call in the city the firat of the week. Frank Shockley of Perryton Tex was a business caller in Beaver the feet of the week. Attorney A. B. Dickson traveled to Alva Thursday on business. J. Turpin of Oklahoma City general manager of the B. M. & E. was in Beaver Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Cowan drove to For man Sunday afternoon to hear Rev. Martin's address.
John W Taft of near Laverne visited the county seat Saturday and squared his account for another year. A number of Beaver residents drove to Forgan Sunday afternoon to hear Rev Martins address on Sunday School work reported very fine.
Mev W E Martz to visit Custer City and Watonga for a few weeks with friends and relatives. A big Maltese cat with a hind foot injury strayed away from home. Notify his office.
The advertisement notes a move from Bogue Hotel to Ozark Hotel with daily and weekly rates for board and room, meal tickets for 21 meals, regular meals, and transient rooms. It highlights all electric lighting, best beds, and welcomes late meals, signed F. Dillow, proprietor.
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