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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
1
The week featured visitors and travel chatter from Rock Island to Ber Beome, with Aunty Crabber from Winfield Kansas and Mrs Mickel from Protection Kansas. Wheat crop yields were reported at seventeen bushels per acre. Family visitors included Mr Purett, J W Brulling, Howren Hall, and Fred MacArthur from Oklahoma City.
Fragmentary report records a county meeting with multiple speakers and notes on attendance. Mentions residents and officials including Meeker Wandhiing, Kayene Meeker, and several named figures. references a university event and local civic activities amid unclear sequence and outcomes.
A long compilation lists Republican candidates for several county and district offices including representative, county superintendent, clerk, commissioner, assessor, attorney, surveyor, treasurer, sheriff, and commissioners across Beaver, Balko, Forgan, and surrounding areas. It also cites a Democratic slate and quotes from newspapers criticizing political maneuvering and wartime policy, with partisan commentary on public officials and candidates.
Governor Cox refused to comment when asked about Chairman White's statement on the liquor suit. Anyone seeking an interview on the governor's views should turn to the Detroit Free Press for details and quotes from William Jennings Bryan.
The Warren Chronicle notes Cox will not deliver rent porch speeches and suggests he avoids appealing to voters at a palatial home. Mrs Cox may object to the “tiling tracked up” scene, while the NM Journal offers a cautious take on the dispute.
The item notes that before the campaign advances, American voters will understand Senator Hurd’s stance on all questions before the people. The phrasing reflects a campaign discourse aimed at clarity and transparency for voters.
Blue Mound was hit by a regular toad strangler rainstorm Friday evening last week. Six inches fell, Clear Creek ran over banks, causing culverts and roads to wash out and damaging fields. It was the season’s largest downpour.
A reader humbly comments on a local game and the bow bunt tactic. The speaker muses about growing up to own a newspaper and shares a distinctive voice.
Doctor O J Johnson Chiropractor offers treatment for chronic and acute diseases. Office located over Beaver Mercantile Store. Phone number 87.
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