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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1918

Page

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Dam the Stream: A banker’s sly advice on budgeting

A quoted patron, Samuel Savell, counsels a young man to curb spending by depositing his income in a bank and drawing only what is needed. The bank endorses the plan, presenting it as a no cost method to slow money outflow and build savings.

Samuel Savell

JUDGE M W PUGH IN RACE FOR STATE SENATOR

Judge M W Pugh of Cimarron county is praised for honesty integrity and morality as he seeks the state senate seat after previously serving as Cimarron county judge and a term as representative voters are urged to support him in the coming election. The Guymon Herald endorses his candidacy highlighting his clean life and cross party support.

M. W. Pugh Judge Pugh Cimarron County Oklahoma Cozen Altho Name Felomdy Thin Pear Ancredit Guymon Herald

Notice to Delinquent Herald Subscribers

Notices mailed this week to subscribers in arrears on Herald subscriptions. Fifteen days remain to settle all delinquencies and continue service. Pay arrears and future dues in advance or visit us to settle if you wish to terminate. Each copy costs money and the paper is entitled to the amount due.

Herald

Twin Mounds Branch Report Items of Aid From Feb to Sept

The Twin Mounds Red Cross Branch reports aid issued from February 22 to September 10 totaling 184 pajama suits 136 bed socks 63 bed shirts 16 operating leggings 48 operating caps 24 triangular ages 36 operating masks 19 ters 42 pairs of socks pairs of wristlets and 2 mufflers.

Twin Mounds Branch Twin Mounds Red Cross Branch

Name on the State Ticket and Camp Cody call up

Registrants listed by number and name were called on October 21 1918 and left for Camp Cody New Mexico for National Army training. The long roster includes Arthur Franklin Ogden Arthur Henderson Thomas Francis W Taylor Willis Bond Adkisson Lloyd Emmett Ray Charles Frederick Hensler Edger Earl Green Herachel Moore Abe Richter Earl A Kuntz Daniel Marvin Johnson Herschel Raymond Hento Augusta P Spangler Elza Ray Layton Homer Lensley Potter John Duncan Richmond Arthur Lee Ray Bob bitt Raymond J Kemp Bryan Smith Willie Bryan Hayden William Thomas Elmwood Frank Marion Thomp Gordon D Hopper Lloyd Raymond Allen Lewis Samuel Spalding Benjamin Sprague Corie Howard Wimprough Christy Gotz Vernon L Munger Belmont Lebo Albert Berends FIRST BEAVER COUNTY VICTIM OF FLU details flu death of 18-year-old son of Mr and Mrs John Mills near Forgan with burial in Forgan cemetery and mentions family illnesses and local flu impact.

Camp Cody New Mexico National Army Arthur Franklin Ogden Speermoore Arthur Henderson Thomas Laverne Francis W. Taylor Beave Willis Bond Adkisson Forgan Herachel Moore Lakemp Abe Richter Earl A. Kuntz Gate Daniel Marvin Johnson Washington Tod Herschel Raymond Hento Augusta P. Spangler Riverside Elza Ray Layton Logan Homer Lensley Potter John Duncan Richmond Floris Arthur Lee Ray Bobbitt Boyd Raymond J. Kemp Kansas Bryan Smith la Kemp Willie Bryan Hayden Ota William ‘Thomas J. Elmwood Ares Frank Marion Thomparea Gordon D. Hopper Beau Lloyd Raymond Allen Lewis Samuel Spalding Bpeeremoore A Benjamin & Sprague Eim/we Corie Howard Wimprough Christy Gotz Wawin J. Neufeld Balko Vernon L. Munger Beaver Belmont Lebo Albert &. Berends Beaver County John Mills Funer Mille

Steffen for Representative is the Right Man for the Job

The notice endorses Steffen as the suitable candidate for representative. It argues his qualifications, experience, and dedication to public service make him the clear choice for voters. The piece urges support in upcoming elections.

Steffen

Steffen for Representative in Harper Beaver counties

Steffen of LaKemp Hopub ean nominee for Representative of Beaver and Harper counties appeals to voters of all parties. He is a long known central county auctioneer and sought the office to serve all people fairly. Backers say he will look after Harper and Beaver needs and deliver a square deal.

Stepven J. W. Steffen LaKemp Hopubean Beaver Harper T J. W. Steffen Alwe Low Harper and Beaver Counies J. W. Broffen Beaver County Heaver County Alate

Rich Leonard Arrives From Ohio for Visit with Parents

Rich Leonard came from an Ohio camp to visit his parents W. B. Leonard and wife. He is a skilled aviator active in military lights and maneuvers and is expected to go overseas soon to join the fight. He is regarded as an ace candidate for Uncle Sam’s air forces.

Rich Leonard Ohio W. B. Leonard Leonard Sam

Chapter Elections Set for November 1918 in Beaver County

Directive from Division ee at St Louis orders Chapter elections for November 20 1918 with branch and auxiliary selections on November 13 1918. Previous date changes adjust October 23 and November 27 to fit the new schedule. Maude Thomas chairs Beaver County Chapter A B C.

Division Ee St. Louis Bru

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the Bank OF Beaver City Frank Laughrin R. H. Loofbourrow Jas. H. Crabtree RED Crobks Chapter Beaver County Red Cross Can Forgan, Oklahoma Capry, Cashier McKean Kost H. N. Lawson Okla Stacy Wells Lloyd Emmett Ray Lamp Charles Frederick Hensler Edger Earl Green Log Dennis Raff Lieut Healy J. A. Reynolds del Sorter Tam W. F. Carson Beaver, Oklahoma Balko State Bank Balko, Oklahoma H. E. McKeever
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