Local Officials and Candidates Listed in State and County Ballot Card
A damaged OCR piece shows names and titles for state and county offices including governor candidates Jacoph Wo St Neat and Giller, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, and superintendent of public instruction. It lists district and county roles such as judge, attorney, treasurer, clerk, and surveyor with numerous names like Abel W. Touley and Elmer B. Harlan. The fragment suggests an official ballot or election notice with multiple offices and candidates.
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Jacoph
Giller
S Dulaney
Harie Poe
Aurientrunt
Heater Corporation
Kent
Supreme Cour
Cline
Clapell
McNeal Sweep of State Faces Haskell Attacks
Campaign turmoil surrounds Governor Haskell amid quoted slogans and allegations about McNeal’s railroad bonds work in Oklahoma and Kansas. The dispute centers on McNeal’s past as a bondman for the Topeka and Santa Fe line and ties to railroad interests, with both sides accusing the other of misrepresentation and political manipulation. observers note the debate highlights campaign strategy and integrity questions.
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McNeal
Haskell
Joseph McNeal
Maskell
Cohunme
Medeal
Iade Lesa
Leekhotn
Lee Cerace
Husker
Kew
Ateluson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Rairoail
Me Seal
Okabea
Langston Nominated as Republican Senator Candidate in Oklahoma
The piece salutes J H Langston of Texas County as the Republican pick for State Senator in Oklahoma's First District. It extols his Missouri birth, long Beaver County residence, public trust record, and reliability for the average voter. It also argues for A A Haskell for Beaver County Commissioner, urging voters to elect men with steady records and businesslike governance.
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Oklahoma
J. H. Langston
Texas County
Stile
J. H
Jack Langston
Greene County
Missouri
Beaver County
Oklahoma Territory
J. J. Langston
Guray
Republican Party
Beagore Sainty
A. A. Haskell
Haskell
John E Swaim for Beaver County Superintendent
Republican nominee John E Swaim is urged as the right choice for Beaver County Superintendent of Public Instruction. The piece praises his lifelong focus on education, integrity, and proven success at Blue Mound and other schools, arguing he will advance county schooling with practical, honest leadership.
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John E. Swaim
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Beaver County
John E. Swalm
Poliny
Blue Mound
Gray
Hive Mound
Superin
Iit
Teanheers
Swain
Oscar Gardner for Beaver County Surveyor
The Republican ticket favors Oscar Gardner as County Surveyor candidate with general approval. He brings practical experience, aided by his father G. M. Gardner who held the office for twenty years. Beaver County roots and trusted neighbors endorse his candidacy for the November election.
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Pone Mor
Oscar Gardner
Qrearix
Besid
G. M. Gardner
Oscar
Beaver County
Orseoar Gerdner
Gardner
De Bunyard for Beaver County District Clerk Hopeful Leader
Review of Republican candidates for Beaver County offices highlights De Bunyard of Lorena as a principled, farm rooted nominee. The piece credits his homestead work since 1905, tax record, public service, and community leadership toward schools churches and good government, describing him as a straightforward Republican unbound by faction.
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de Bunyard
Lorena
Beaver County
Lda
Banyard
Fyerk
District Court
Industria Armers
Kir
Bunyard
Roalviged
Ed Sesson
Bayard
Republican Nominee W G Young for County Commissioner Third District
W G Young, Republican nominee for County Commissioner Third District, is a Beaver County resident who previously ran Pronto store and post office in Diallo township. He urges voters for lower taxes through economical government and careful contract bidding, seeking support at the November election.
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Beaver County
Ile
A. A. Hankel
Elmwood
W. G. Young
Young
Tinolny
Hse
Diallo Township
Hie
Pronto
Bea
Billy
Avainose
Beaver County Clerk and Recorder candidates featured
The piece profiles Harry M. Bulick of Elmwond seeking Beaver County District Clerk and later Beaver County Recorder of Deeds. It highlights his education at Northwestern Normal School and business experience, plus his penmanship and recordkeeping skills. The Republican slate touts Bulick as qualified, accurate, and community trusted, urging votes for the right man in the right place.
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Northwestern Normal School
Stanberry
Missouri
County Normals
Ogether
Hhe
Beaver County
Republican Party
Su Aman
Darry M. Bulick
Elmwond
Bulick
Endorsement for Judge Loofbourrow by Woods County Bar
A Beaver County paid notice praises Judge R A Loofbourrow of Woods County District Court Oklahoma. It quotes nine bar members from Alva praising his legal ability patience and fair decisions and notes his strong local standing and party neutral support. The endorsement appears in a Beaver County publication as a civic tribute.
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Alvi
Oklahoma
R. A. Loofbourrow
W. M. Bickel
A.J. Roas
Claud McCrory
F. M. Cowgill
L.T. Wil
Woods County
Alva
Dunn
Oklahoma Supreme Court
E. W. Snoddy
Criminal Court of Appeals
Loofbourrow
Beaver County
Bob Loofbourrow
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Dick T. Morkin
Langton
Abel W. Touley
Laine
George Ti, Healy
Elmer B. Harlan
George H.winks
Vive County
John E. Swalin
Oscar Gardiver
A. TH. Fox
Cot
Mr Disteien
Gorm
W.G. Young
Lodian Territory
Gaskell
Ohio
Bia
Bendemnen
Liew
Demooesti
Court Bonite
Migeoari, Kaneas & Tew
Chishoma
Haskell Himadt
Dondero
The
Rafweing Computeory School
Rotter
Bohol
Ver County
Mr. Young
Harry M. Bulick
Rogister
Deoda
Beaver
Robert H. Loofbourrow
District Court of
State of Oklahoma
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