Beaver County Fair Triumphs Despite Rainstorm
Beaver Thursday and Hazurday were damp but excitement rose as the Beaver County Fair showcased ball games auto races and entertainment. The big Beavers versus Liberal purse race drew crowds on Saturday while the Better Baby contest crowned Francis Venable as champion and Mary Frances Whitaker as top girl.
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Beaver County
Beaver
Remyer
Gray
Daray
Bearer
Liberal
Winesore
Thureday Crossley Brothers
Wright
Clarence Tackett
Tackett
Weight
Crossley
Crossley Brothers
Ford
Sping
Wm. Eldrige
Lewter Mayo
W. W. Murray
A. G. Thomas
Anais Peckham
Willie Hughley
Dave Ki
Sam Hay Rey
Brownie
Doc Marshall
Nellie Shaw
Ard
Falkirk
Wo Crenshaw
Myrtle Ban
H.W Ton
Lon Flathe
Floyd Brick
Mike Shaw
Crossley Brothere
Eldred
Harry Brown
Masdaines Garrett and
Carson
Farl Francis Venable
Mer Hugh Venabie
Balko
Mary Frances Whitaker
Meryl MM. Whitaker
Lastiag
Liberal Boosters Rally For Beaver Ball Visit
Liberal boosters braved rain and mud to bring their team to Beaver for two games. Despite detours and poor roads, the party arrived with band and colors, cheering a splendid victory that boosted local goodwill and cooperation.
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Liberal
Beaver
Raine
Eleus
Reaver
Halloween Social At Presbyterian Church
Halloween social planned at the Presbyterian Church on Friday night October 20 1910 featuring a ghostly masquerade with a witty spectral theme free lunch and a modest admission price of 10 cents.
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Presbyterian Church
Stork's Report: Babies Born to Several Families
A local birth notice lists newborn boys for families including Mr. and Mrs. Linu Moore on October 16 and Mr. and Mrs. Parker on October 5, plus another boy for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mair of Aloe Mound on an October date.
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the Stork
Linu Moore
Mre
Parker
Carl Mair
Aloe Mound
Oklahoma Refining Company Builds Oil Station in IK
The text reports the Oklahoma Refining Company beginning construction of an oil station near the Thompson hotel. It notes docked visitors Mro and Meg J. W. Bowker, who have been with the Tracy and Thomas families, departed today for Hendley Nebraska.
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Oklahoma Refining Company
Davie
Woodward
National
Dln
Thompson
Refining Company
Mro
Meg J. W. Bowker
Tracy
Thomas
Hendley
Nebrorka
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