Miller Seeks Sheriff Election Support in Bravor County
Democratic nominee D. P. Miller asks Bravor County voters for support in the upcoming November election. Miller pledges to serve as sheriff and urges residents to back his candidacy.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
8
Democratic nominee D. P. Miller asks Bravor County voters for support in the upcoming November election. Miller pledges to serve as sheriff and urges residents to back his candidacy.
Beaver Telephone Company unveils a new office building and upgraded board, showcasing pride in progress. Mrs. J Robbins presents a maize sample and fine potatoes, signaling strong agricultural bounty for Beaver County at the upcoming fair. Texas County election turmoil prompts questions of fraud with a recount and public scrutiny, as The Hero offers a one year subscription prize to the farmer producing the largest watermelon.
Col Thomas Marcum of Muskogee condemns the Haskell machine and endorses Lee Crage's defeat. He declares he will not lend influence to his party’s debauchery and recalls a policy battle over Oklahoma Democracy and political integrity. Local Odd Fellows host Encampment and Rebekah ladies assist. Presbyterian Sunday school held a picnic at Allen Grove with praise for the event.
Two of the heaviest rains in memory fell since the last note, washing out fences and stocks. Farmers report wheat damage, broomcorn harvest stable, and local concerns include lack of threshing machines, a lightning-killed horse, and illness in families. Community letters mention visitors, health, and upcoming relocations near Riverside.
The item lists thanks for aid to elderly residents and mentions Foley's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder ailments. It notes sales at F.C. Tracy's Twin Mounds and reports a near tornado with no damage. It records visits, family gatherings, a newborn daughter to Mrs Pickett, and various local social activities and visits around Hastings grove and Logan.
A Oswego New York resident details a long stubborn cough that resisted remedies until Dr King's New Discovery. He claims it cured him completely and stops night coughing. The advertisement touts relief for colds asthma grippe croup whooping cough and other lung issues with a trial bottle offered free and a guarantee from F C Tracy druggist in Bea Oklahoma.
Laurence Friends Academy advances construction of a cement stone dormitory with a shower facility for boys. New staff include Winnifred Riggs as piano and voice teacher, Mrs. Meiser as matron and domestic science instructor, Dr HC Fellow as principal, Mrs H C Fellow as assistant principal, Prof A T White in literature and history, and Newsom as academy agricultural director.
Lindeberg and others engage rooms for fall term as local notices mention health claims. An ad touts Electric Bitters with Mrs. J. K. E. Vande Sande of Kirkland Illinois praising its recovery aid during severe strain. Other items note community visits, farm work, and local gatherings.
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