Craven Hereford Sale Set for September 20 at Medicine Lodge
L D Craven and wife, long residents of Beaver County, announce their first Craven Hereford sale at their Medicine Lodge farm on September 20. The Cravens recently moved from Beaver County and are noted as leading Hereford breeders and exhibitors who boosted last year’s Beaver County Free Fair. The sale, featuring top Hereford leaders, is expected to draw stockmen from Beaver and surrounding counties.
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Cravens Herefords
L. D. Craven
Mocang
Medicine Lodge
Beaver
Kansans
Craven
Beaver County
and Crayen
Crayen
Hertford
Bank Statements Highlight Financial Strength in Beaver County
The Herald urges attention to bank statements dated September 12, 1929, noting a strong overall condition. It emphasizes the county’s banking institutions as valuable assets, urging readers to examine the reports and recognize their substantial status.
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Herald
Beaver Cousins
The
Shuler's Big Poland China Sale at Gray Farm October 6 1919
Shuler invites all to attend the Poland China sale at the Shuler farm near Gray on October 6 1919. Catalogs reveal finest Poland China stock, praised at Beaver County fairs with ribbons. interested buyers may request catalogs by writing Mr Shuler, Gray.
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M. A. Shuter
Shuler Farm
Gray
Tust
Ood Stull Was Going To Be Sold. Mr. Shuler
Beaver County
Beaver Penn
Phelps Bros Install Clear Vision Gasoline Pumping System
Phelps Brothers of the Overland garage announce a new Clear Vision Gasoline Pumping System. The system shows the exact amount of gasoline to the customer and eliminates hand pumping by using a valve to deliver fuel and another to refill the gas tank, all in less time than described.
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Phelps Brothers
Overland
Herald Busy Week Ahead at State Fair and Meetings
The Herald notes a brief news lull as staff attend the State Fair in Oklahoma City to hear President Wilson, join a State Press Association meeting, and visit the fair. They apologize for light coverage, planning to resume full printing and service upon return next week.
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Holt
Obituary of Franklin J Birdsall in Madison area
Franklin J Birdsall born October 2, 1845 in Rochester New York died September 16, 1919 at the home of his son Charles N Birdwall near Madison Oklahoma. A veteran of the Civil War he later moved from Michigan to No Man’s Land in 1899 settling on the Kiowa where Madison lies. He sold goods and saddles then farmed and ranched later running a mortuary at Ivanhoe and Follett Texas. He was married to Grace C Palmer in 1870. she died June 7, 1910. Survived by two children Mass N Birdsall and Mrs A W Campbell. Funeral largely attended with burial at Madison cemetery.
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Porn
Rochester
N. Y
Chas. N. Birdwall
Madison
Oklahoma
Hayes
Birdsall
Michigan
Grace C. Palmer
Milford
Mass N. Birdsall
A. W. Campbel
No Man's Land
Beaver County
Kiowa
Beaver Co
Ivanhoe and
Follett
Texas
Mrs Ella Bennett and son Emerson Leave for Pittsburg
Mrs Ella Bennett and her son Emerson, who have spent the summer visiting relatives, expect to depart today for their home in Pittsburg Kansas.
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Ella Bennett
Emerson
Pittsburg
Kankaa
Mr and Mrs Roy Brown Visit Nearby Relatives for Weekend
Mr and Mrs Roy Brown traveled from their home near Login to spend the weekend with relatives, enjoying time together away from home.
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Mrs
Roy Brown
Login
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Beaver, Okla
R. A. Maple
First State Bank
Forgan, Oklahoma
M. Cafey
McKean
Edwards’ National Bank of Booker
Booker, Texas
I. N. Edwards
Balko State Bank
Balko
R. Zacharias
Enid
Okahama
Vicw
Garfield County Bank
H. B. McKenner
Balko, Oklahoma
H. N. Lawson
Okla
Shuler
Poland
Phelps Bros
Grasshoppers
Kansas
Franklin J. Bird
Beaver Lyceum
Denton Crowl
Beaver High School
Globe Theatre
Tracy's
Davis Drug Store
Jeff's Place
I. L. Long
W.F. Carson
J. 1. Corbett
Missouri Auction School
the Bank OF
Beaver City
Frank Laughrin, R, MH
Loofbourkow
VirePre Jas
HW. Crabtree
Cashier
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