Bird Dog Aids Messick in Managing Large Poultry Flock
Dan the bird dog helps J R Messick seven miles east of Vernon separate his roughly 400 White Leghorns from about 40 Rhode Island Reds. He guides wanderers without harming fowl, keeping breeds in distinct pens and using the yard to distinguish between groups. Messick also raises Holstein cattle thoroughbred stock horses and Duroc Jersey hogs aiming to expand as feed prospects rise.
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Dan
J. R. Messick
Vernon
Rhode Island
Mr. Messick
Rhode Island Reds
Ife
Epworth League Meeting and Sacred Harpy Singing At Haulk
Special correspondents report Haulk events with an Epworth League gathering Sunday evening and an old Sacred Harpy singing at Haulk schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon August Sr. Invites extend to all. Mrs Gould’s sister from Sherman visited this week. Mr and Mrs Evans and Mr and Mrs Palmer Hill of Vernon spent Sunday with Haulk residents. Jim Kays traveled to Vernon Saturday.
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Gould
Sherman
Oil Lease Summary Near County Derricks in County
Oil leases covering 1500 acres with various sizes scattered across the county. Ten thousand acres of improved tillable land offered at 16.00 per acre. Five thousand acres well improved and watered, all tillable except 500 acres, asking price 16.00. See J. E. Lutz, 16-1.
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J. E. Lutz
Elk Cafe Under New Management
Elk Cafe comes under Charles TL Wood of Wichita Falls and W L Plow of St Jo as new managers. North Main Street dining advised. Stroud Cocke of Waxahachie visited his sister Mrs Dewey Wilson at Tolbert. Rags seeking clean cotton rags. Vernon Hardware & Implement hires Linton Sullivan. Mrs Carrington back from Oklahoma City. Mollie Adams to Fort Worth. J M Adams and Tennie Housewright plan Calumet trip. Mr Wherry suffered a serious spell.
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Elk Cafe
Charles ‘Tl Wood
Wichita Falls
W. L. Plow
St. Jo
Wfelong
North Main Street
Stroud Cocke
Waxahachie
Mrs
Dewey Wilson
Tolbert
Sunday School Celebration Honors Soldier Boys
A Wildcat News report covers a Sunday School contest closing with a cream supper and an honor program for returned soldiers. The event featured songs and recitations by local youths and guest families, plus a social cake time. Attendance and donations noted, with several local residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings after the event.
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Wildcat
Oscar Bark
Joseph Hildebrand
Oscar Tooley
Arthur Brown
Bee Walker
America
Bud Oliver
The
Reds
Bines
Oscar Burk
M. Burk
McAlister
N. Mexico
Tie
Earnest Chadwick
Vernon
George Chadwick
Calotab liver cleanser advertised with money back guarantee
A vintage advertising pitch promotes Calotabs as a painless nightly liver cleanse. It claims no taste or unpleasant effects, results of waking refreshed, and a druggist guarantee refund if not delighted. Sold only in sealed packages for thirty five cents.
Farm guest notes and a no trespassing notice
Sunday visits featured Mr and Mrs Fleet Oliver and Lydia Goins with Guy Goins from Burkburnett and Mrs Maggie Bolton from Red Bhirt at the Nan home. Ruth and Mildred Bowers from Brown community spent Friday night with their aunt. Notice: no hunting plum gathering or trespassing on the Deans north farm. violators will be prosecuted. Sar Ade, Mrs Reina Watts
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Lydia
Guy Goins
Burkburnett
Maggie Bolton
Red Bhirt
Will Nan
Ruth
Mildred Bowers
Brown
Deans
Sar Ade
Reina Watts
Friends of George Zachery Report He Is Very Sick
Friends of George Zachery regret to learn he is quite sick at his home on West Pexas street.
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George Zachery
West Pexas Street
Dr No Pike Family Return From Extended Automobile Trip
Dr No and the Pike family returned Wednesday from an extended automobile trip through Central and Southern Texas and nearby areas. The party traveled to several small towns and visited relatives along the route.
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Dr No. Pike
Central and
Dunklin family visits Dallas to spend time with daughter
Mrs. TW Dunklin and her children left Thursday night for Dallas to visit her daughter Mrs Dabey. J. Jones, a real estate agent, operates from the Ferguson building on North Main Street. Call 617 to inquire about buying or selling property.
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TW. Dunklin
Dallas
Tom
Dabey
J. OR. Joues
Fergeson
North Main Street
Thiiin
Dre Woods
Freezone claims easy removal of corns and calluses
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless cure for corns and hard skin on feet. It promises quick lifting of corns and calluses with a few drops, leaving underlying skin pink and healthy without soreness.
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Haulk News
Linton Sullivan
Vernon Hardware & Implement Company
J. W. Carrington
Oklahoma City
Mollie Adams
Fort Worth
J. M. Adams
J. A. Moore
Fluvana
M. J. Moore
JD. Tones
Reg Berrys
Memphis
Electric troUggler
Wherry
Mr. Leutwyler
Wildcat News
Herman Patton
Martha Joe
Boerne Martin
West Vernon
J. G. Luttrell
G. W. Hildebrand
Virgil Hildebrand
Frank Clitwick
Dewitt Norton
Mack Patton
Buford Luttrell
Ali
J. L. Burk
J. R. Greggs
Crowell
Ohmie Greggs
Clarendon
Hughes
Win
Field
Mr. and
Mrs Fleet Oliver
Ieas
Prince Albert
P. A
France
Hk. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Viscton-Telem, N.C
Wilbarger County
Waggoner Colony
Murray
W. A. Lane
Eugene Keltz
W. A. Atchison
J. C. Smith
C. D. Greene
General Auto Supply
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