Beaver Herald Becomes Campaign Ledger For Local Republican Slates
The Beaver Herald lists candidates in a partisan slate with John Fields and Hank Nawkire among Republicans and Brulah Hall and Anna Hughes among Democrats. The issue presents district by district races for governor senator representative and local offices including sheriff clerk treasurer and commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fields
Dicky
Hank Nawkire
Tulen
WM. J. Henne
Beaver-targer
Leslie
Ray
Laverne
A. A. Matdt
Charles Mills
M. Cowan
Brulah Hall
A. W. Kyn T
Miss Anna Hughes
T. W. Moore
Rh. N. Tree
H.R. Bridgewater
SexLae
Republicas
A . W. R. Renerow
N. H. Harvey McL. Bod
J. R. Quinn
A. Boil
Tariff politics and farmer boycott debate surface nationwide
A distorted account traces the tariff controversy as split between free trade supporters and protectionists. It notes farmer taxes rising under Townley’s influence, a North Dakota figure’s warning, and Oklahoma’s farmers facing an urged shift in policy amid a constituency wary of media boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn Thy
Fair Trade League
Ld Democratic
New Cacle
Ind
North Dakota papers push for reform amid wartime strain
In Oklahoma and the Dakotas a coalition of editors and leaders defends conscience and government, hammering away at reform while promoting a list of remedies from Blue Stat Remedy and Ling d Bergin Drog Co. for various skin, scalp, and foot ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Oklahom
North Deleta
North Dakota
North
Otn
Choreakhinel
Ling d& Bergin Drog Co
Daas Tf
Local Notices From Beaver Area Gathering Names
Distt a Mra HW Sprague visited at the 1 A Byer home Wednesday. W E Base delivered hogs at Beaver market Friday. Mrs HL A Gray visited her son William Wednesday. There was a ball game at Buck theater Sunday afternoon. L B Drum took his ten Frank to Beaver Monday morning. Mins Lucile Egbert staying at Callie Coberly home this week. Mrs Albert Jacobs visited Beaver and attended the fair. Mrs Myrtle Coberly visited Saturday night and Sunday at H Taylors. Mins Dora Sprague took music. W E Base gave a party for Maude Wednesday night. They served cake and fruit. L G Pierson gave a card party last Monday night. A fine time reported. Most everyone attended the fair one day and quite a number two days. Farmers are busy preparing ground and sowing wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. A. Sprague
Beaver
Myrtle Coberly
Saturnight
H. Taylors
Dora Sprague
Nellie Gray
W. K. Basa
Maude
L. G. Pierson
Lorena community notes and church events
Rain improved field conditions as residents drill wheat. Local families including Richardson and McNew clans visit Range Garden. Fouts from Oklahoma City helps at the store. a Geneva Helen girl born September 14. Jo Neff to preach and organize a madie roll with baptism. Davenport plans sermons at Lane Star and Independence. Combs and Kennedy away, Beavero on illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Richardson
A. le Richardson
Mra. D. McNew
Thelma
Shirley
D. K. McNew
Alice
Lyle Wheeler
Luther Wily
Lma
Jom Fouts
Oklahoma
Clty
Pete Ratziatt
Davenport
Lane Star
Independence
Mra
C. G. Combs
Hutchinson Fo
Kennedy
Comba Hone
Beavero
Co Richardson
Local Notes From Poller City Visit Sequences
September reports show Mr and Mrs Wheeler Grace and two daughters visiting Exnest Reid home while Hall of Farmers National Bank travels business. Margery Markley arrived from Pollet for visits with her father Dr Markley, plus Mrs and son Robert. Keith Cross celebrated a birthday with friends and a pony ride. Dorothy Jean arrived to brighten the King home in Oklahoma City, while Mrs G B Harlan and Ruth McOl ing and Kenneth visit Johnsons. Marion Smith of Twin Mounds trips to Poller. Travis Mercantile remains a focus amid town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Grace
Reid
Hall
Farmers’ National Bank Ie
Margery Markley
Pollet
Robert
Mather
Guy Cunninghan
Montgomery Hardware Store
AW. McCling
Marktey
Johnson
Logan
Miller
Griffith
K. F
Poller
Keith Cross
Keith
Dorothy Jean Can
Ako
Gladden
Dean
Milly King
Oklahoma City
Mears
King
Hatnes
Absence, raids, and farm notes from Twin Mound area
A fragmented rural column reports a brief absence, a raid, wheat sowing and corn pulling, and straw man events. It notes Mrs Jonnie Clark visiting home, Shiner family updates, Owen Young hauling broom corn to Darrocket, and the Ladies Aid meeting. School begins at Twin Mound with Marjorie Shiner as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attrad
Pike
Jonnie Clark
Vietind
Mra
Shiner
Bonday
Bob Phillips
Tax rises blamed on non partisan league in North Dakota era
The piece argues that North Dakota's non partisan league and Townleyism raised taxes in 1916 to 1921 across Cass County and Fargo properties. It warns Oklahoma voters that a Walton victory and Shawnee platform mirror Townley’s policies, predicting steep tax hikes and state control. It cites Eddy county records and Oklahoma figures to warn of fiscal danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Iman League
Townleyiam
Townley
Fargo
Lote
Roberts
Republican County
Townleyjam
Walton
E. €. Eddy
Cine County
N. C
Oklahou
Luther Langaton
Jerry Dacon
Grand Forks
Wocalint
Din Hogan
Oscar Ampringer
Turestore
L. N. Sheldon
Offield
Reconstructioneiat
Ed Overholser
Oklhoma Bhy
J. C. Walton
Tow
de Santer
Preliminary hearing continues for BP James case
The preliminary hearing extended from last week for BP James who faced charges of removing mortgaged property out of state. James was bound over for district court reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Beaver News Briefs From Local Tours And Visitors
A flood of names and towns fill Beaver reporting on Monday to Wednesday visits. Among those seen are D W Lecroné from Forgan, C B Mack from east of Forgan, Aleck Melondin south of Forgan, and Edward Fox of Booker Texas. Local business and court clients from Gate Kokomo and Gate also appear with many residents visiting Beaver for fairs and medical or bank matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleck Melondin
Forgan
Beaver Caller
Edward Fox
Booker
Texas
Was & Beaver Entler
J.N. Edwards
Booker, Texas
Beaver
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A. Towolyy
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Lorena
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D. W. Lecroné
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Dr. Nicholson
Tyrone Wan
A.B. Card of Gate
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Beaver Wednesday
Tom Gadberry
Forgan Wan
H. L. Wright
Riverside
J.B. Lile
Kokomo
O. P Wentworth
Milton Rosy of
R. H. Loofbourrow
Roy Coppock
B. Zirkle
Gate
Bert Barnes
Ashley Brown
Lockwood
Grosclose
C. BE
Neihart
Copple District
Beaver Monday
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J. E. Swiger
Balko
Joe Fuest
Mr. Naylor
Busia
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Mrs. L. J. Shock
Riverside Wedneays
Harry Beegle
Ed Gardner
Luther Bridwell
Sanday
G. W. Coberley
Fern Jacobs
Ther Bridwell
H.R. Ballin
Family of
Luther Bridwall
L. M. Clutter
Annie L. Jones
Harry Cayler
First National Bank
Griffy
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Ladunta
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Harold Loofbourrow
Buffalo
Ross Weight
Des Moines
New Mexico
Canon City
Kate Costin
Overstreet
Yates
Dewey Hagan
Beaver Sunyday
Imogene
Eva Yates
Speermore
Mrs. Yates
Marion Smith
City
W. G. Stranathan
Beaver, Oklahoma
del Monte Cafe
Ray Weir
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Beaver, Okla
Kelloggs
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Allee Makers
Kellogg's
W. K. Kellogg
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