Cotton quarantine not probable here in Texas area
Vernon county agricultural agent N L Tisdaly stated there will likely be no state wide quarantine. He said only shipments from the affected Trinity Bay region may be barred and no pink boll worm cases had been reported locally. The federal horticultural board in Washington is studying the issue with decisions expected hourly.
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N. L. Tisdal
Vernon
Federal Horticultural Board
Washington
Trinity Bay
Harris, Brazoria
Hardin
Chambers
Galveston, Jefferson, Liberty
Orange Counties
Federal Board
Tisdal Yester
Farmers Valley News Highlights And Local Moves
Farmers Valley April 7 update notes plowing progress hindered by sandstorms. Roy Arnold visits from Lubbock. G L Rose moves to new place and buys Valley store. Carl Culpepper buys a car. J W Jones hauls wheat in a truck bought by M T Jones. Several locals, including Alta Richardson and visiting Vern on Satur, attend singing events. Telephone system damaged by blown wires. community invited to J P Grimes Sunday singing.
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Farmers Valley
Saunders
Roy Arnold
Lubbock
T. C. Frost
G. L. Rose
Nove
Rutledge
Bonnie
Quata Drake
Mavor
Phillips Girls
J. P. Grimes
Thompson Community Notes From April Visit and Weather
Thompson Texas reports a cold snap causing damage to fruit early gardens and scattered corn frost. Emmett Cox from Harlingen visited, three local ladies attended an egg hunt, and several neighbors hosted relatives from Georgia and Wichita Falls. Local residents Jeff Gore and Walter Stockton traveled to Oklahoma on business. Henry Sherman returns to school after a broken leg, and social visits occur among Mrs Ray Franklin, Miss Tester Register, and W W Jackson family.
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Stallings
W. W. Jackson
Oklaini
Fuiday
O. BF. Sherman
Tate and Roberts
Georgia
Mr. Davis
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Jeff Gore
Walter Stockton
Oklaunion
Henry Sherman
Ray Franklin
Tester Register
W. W Jackson
Corn Planting Complete As Weather Turns Warmer
Guyer News notes corn planting finished and farmers await warmer weather to start cotton. Last week’s rain deemed timely for crops. Local visits include J H Rogers and J G Taylor in Harrold, B F Potts and son in Electra, and Mrs Earl Pate returning home from Thalia. Sunday school well attended. road work ongoing. social visits recorded including Miss Lulbell Reid, Larkie Rodgers, Miss Clara Pulliam, and Miss Edith Chisum.
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S. J. Pate
Fargo News Briefs Note Local Church Activities and Travels
The Fargo News reports on community events including preaching at the Christian church starting Wednesday through Sunday, Vernon visitors, a young people party, and various visits by residents such as Mrs. D. L. Lovelace and Mrs. M. Sweatman. A missionary program is planned for the Fargo Baptist church Sunday at 11 oclock.
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Ther Pearson
The
Baptist Church
Sanny
F. M. Swentmon
Vernon
Fargo Baptist Church
Laura Wilhelm
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Tisdal
Louisiana
Alta Richardson
Deans
Henry Brock
Thompson Community
Guaranty State Bank
Guyer News
Guyer
J. H. Rogers
J. G. Taylor
Harrold
B. F. Potts
John
Electra
Earl Pate
A J. Fraaier
Thalia
Bud Taylor
Lulbell Reid
Larkie Rodgers
Clara Pulliam
Miss Armstrong
Allene Hiuff
T. A. Frazier
Edith Chisum
Bessie Langford
Fargo News
Rgo
Melvin Greene
B. Woodard
Caldo
Stafford
D. L. Lovelace
Howard Froosier
Drew Cartwright
Fargo
M. F. Sweatman
Jess Mason
Rheay
J. J. Crisp, Bob Rheay
T. M. Mason
J. S. Mason and
Artie Hays
Dan Coffee
Mrs. Annie May
Romar
John Williams
West Wilbarger Street
East Witbarger
Jafanty State Bank Building
John McCormack
Mable Garrison
Daisy
Harry Lauder
Sailor
Caruso
Mandy
Fox Trot
Selvins Navy
Orch
Sterling Trio
Elizabeth Spencer
Chas. Kart
Miami Shore
Smith
Aeolian Vocalions
Pendleton’s Music Store
Vernon Tech Gar Exchange
Fannin Street
Wwe
Lau
Bert TI
Reaper
Swartwell & Company
Brown County
W.R. Miller
Crowell, Texas
Texas State Bank Building
Fort Worth
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J. L. Murray
Murrays
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