Beaver Herald Official Co Paper List of Local Officials
A fragment lists district officials and public roles including Maude C. Thomas as district judge W C Crow Co treasurer and others such as Clerk Gev H Wright Co judge Geo H Houly Supt H Peliow Clerk of Diet Court F Priest Bherit IM Jones Clerk of Go Court G DeGraw Go Atty Claude T Smith Reg of Deeds HM Bulick Surveyor Oscar Gardner Let Dint R Hogan Teanher Com 2d Dist A A Haskell Elmwood ad Diet Thos McLain gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Crow
Pepeinger
Gev
H. Wright
Geo. H. Houly
Peliow
Jone
DeGraw
Atty
Claude T. Smith
Reg
Bulick
Oscar Gardner
R. Hogan
Teanher
A.A. Haskell
Elmwood
Thos
McLain
Republican State Nominees for Governor and Officials
A scanned slate lists Republican nominees for statewide and county offices including John Fields for Governor Eugene B Law son for Lieutenant Governor Margie B Mrentive Bate for Secretary of State George H Foster for Auditor Walter Stevens for Attorney General J Mat Heute for State Treasurer C G Vannest for Superintendent of Public Instruction John Wooster for Examiner and Treasurer Wil M Phares for Commissioner of Labor Mrs Alice A Curtice for Charities and Cure routime Fred B Chief Mine Inspector Pat W Malfoy for President Board of Agriculture Ina Emerson for Corporation Commissioner Sherman W Hill Clerk of Supreme Court Pryce for Supreme Court districts L Dolntan A T a J Storgia for United States Senator John H Bure ford for Fourth District Assistant Mine Inspectors M Hall M Henith R J King for districts John A Spohn for County Judge OPF Twyford for County Attorney Hy Wright for Assessor Surveyor Overn Gantoor H M Bullek for County Clerk C D DeGraw for Sheriff J N Phelpe for Superintendent of Public Instruction GT Ayers for Commissioner district J Orie well A A Bay kell for Commissioner district . P Wellman for Commissioner district . Howard M Drake for Representative John S Harrie for District Judge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fields
Eugene B. Lawson
Margie B
Mrentive Bate
George H Foster
Atheney General
Walter ©. Stevens
C. G. Vannest
Sod Tusperter
John Wooster
Wil M Phares
Charities and Cure Routime
Mre
Alice A. Curtice
Fred B
Pat W. Malfoy
Board of Agriculture
Iar- Ina Emerson Corporation
Sherman W. Hill
Supreme Court
Aeh
Ty Pryce
Dietrict
M. J. Henith
Diestrict
R. J. King
P. Wellman
Howard M— Drake
John $. Harrie
Howard M Drake Dumbey for Beaver and Hare Counties
Howard M Drake Dumbey announces his candidacy for Representative of Beaver and Hare Counties. The statement outlines his commitment to public service and dispute resolution, inviting supporters to join his campaign and attend upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werrnliear
Beaver and
Hare
Howard M
Drake Dumbey
Ohla
Local News Notes From Surprise and Surrounding Areas
A ragged, fragmentary update covers visits by Mr. C O Klepper’s family and friends, town social events, election of Mrs Kiepper as president, church activities, deliveries of produce, and wheat farming activity. Mentioned are reunions in Surprise, travel to Bradrock, a road council post, lectures by Rev. B A Daidleman and Rev Overton, a Ford delivery of tomatoes and apples, school events, and local weather and harvest notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klepper
Mescimes Quitely
Stephen
Mistouri
Me Kiepper Sr
Tur Eond Ngther
Orpha
Lola
Kiepper
Thorday
Mere
Johnson
Bertha Siehelson
Vie Dent
B.A. Daidleman
Rev
O. 1
Overton
Questa
The
Johnson's
Wednnesday
Clear Lake
Wight
Marian
Johan
Ford
Darken Gray Hair with Q-Ban Shampoo and Growth Benefit
An advertisement promotes Q-Ban ashampoo for hair and scalp to darken gray hair evenly and naturally. It claims reduced dandruff and hair loss, plus improved hair health and shine. The offer includes three bottles by parcel post and a promised refund option with a Memphis address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q- Bao
Hissty-Iitte Data Co
Front Street
Memphis
Tenn
Quack Patent Medicines and Local Fallout Beyond
An itemized country page notes a dubious patent medicine claim for King’s New Life Pile promising bile relief and stomach cleansing. The text shifts to a town snapshot listing visiting families, farm work, market trips, and social visits around Liberal with names such as J C Bobbitt and Mrs J B Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Cottonwood Social Notes and Local Births
Cottonwood reports cold weather as GW Robinson threshes for W S Potter. Singing at Mr W E Gregory’s Sunday night. L D Goodwin and family visit relatives near Supply. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Wilmoth. Will Benger and children visit Mrs H K Calhoun. Birth announced for a girl to Mr and Mrs W B Hall. Grace cuts feed for Aura Foster. Ethel weighs in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Robinson
W. S. Potter
Wue Gregory
L. D Goodwin
Supply
J. B. Grace
Aura Foster
Dawt
Ethel Weighs
Rheumatism Pain Relief Promises Quick Comfort
A testimonial ad touts Tein a fam Hy medicine for rheumatic pain and general aches. It claims fast relief without rubbing, and cites Mr. Chas HH Wentworth of California praising its easing effects. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Tein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas HH. Wentworth
California
Wedding Reception for A B Wright and Bride at Dana's Grove
A wedding reception honored A B Wright and his bride at Dana's Grove with many friends offering congratulations. Wright, a longtime local bachelor, is well regarded, and the bride, an educated, cultured woman, has worked in education and traveled widely. Refreshments and cakes featured, including a groom’s cake by Miss Cora Dunn and a bridal cake by Min Grace Eyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Wright
Dana’s Grove
Hr. B. Wright
Min Grace Eyer
Cora Dunn
Ove Wao
Trane
Urgent Kidney Health Reminder From Old Advertisement
An old medical advertisement warns that excess meat may clog kidneys with uric acid and suggests a treatment using four ounces of Lithia salts with water before breakfast for several days. It promotes urinary relief, claims to cleanse kidneys, and notes a deodorized carpet sale at 40 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henano
Beaver School Notes Show Record Enrollment and New Desks
The Beaver schools report record enrollment with the primary room leading in numbers. New desks arrived last week and are all in use, with more furniture needed to avoid crowding. The high school shows strong attendance as well as active athletic and German classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Prize Winners Report From Beaver County Agricultural Contest
Judge's report lists prize winners across multiple contests including cattle and canning at Beaver with names such as Clarence Strong Harvey Nelson and Reola Manfield. A student ineligible for the hog contest caused a decision pending action by A M College. Printed at Beaver on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Beore Leo Beal
Beaver
Clarence Strong
Harvey Nelson
Balko
Buta Meese
Joule Lusk
Chalmer Strong
Reola Manfield
Eve Green
Fern Shuler
Gray Gladys Haskell
Naomi Niles
Clara Mason
Bea Minole Evans
Adrain Shaler
Gray
Tawin Moore
William Meene
Mabel Greene
Kather Kile
Hammond
Adram Shuler
Goodell
A. & M. College
Koory
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Beaver Herald Official Co. Paper
Official Directory
Weber
Anchor
Carter Tracy Hardware Company
Beaver, Oklahoma
Willard Girton
Arthur Girton
Graow
Grant Burditt
D Burditt
McKnight
Wagner
Negerrash
Knowles
Micente
Davy Garten
A. Hutt
Henry Lindsay
FiReno
Hapeiet Church
Bruce Parker
Sprague
Whitaker
Cottonwood School
Hitler HP
Duffy
Seiling
Oklahoma
Verastomanny
J.C. Bobbitt
Ivanhoe
John Phelps
J.B. Coulter
Liberal
A. Myers
Kenna Myers
Kodora Mellurgris McClurg
Frank Langley
Wify
G. AL
Ray Hayden
Corda Hayden
Marmoe
Lucy Sword
Wm. Borden
Howard Wilson
Beulah Bordes
Vo W Hayden
Ollie Borden
Velma Myers
Eudora
Drie McClarg
BF. Hayden
PROMI
South Elmwood
Mra. W
Walter
Bate
Weatherford
W. C. Barker
Mra . J. Greene
Asa Kile
Loveday
Salta
Ohio
Toledo
Laren
Frank Eoey
Bee County
Sutton Leary Pier Ax
Tolada
and Insurance
Renfrew Investment
W. F. Carson
Mgr
Beaver School Notes
Beaver Athletic
Clas
Canning
Jet
Jos B. Swain
Lnvis Ey Arviounex
Ae & M. College
Dave Byaw
Riverside
Okla
Colorado
Paul W. Light & CO
Beaver, Okla
E. D. Humphrey
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