Company Guards Health Of Its Thirsty Patrons
Sanitation guides the Vernon Coca Cola Bottling Works in bottling operations. Bottles are cleaned in alkaline solution, rinsed, and dried before filling. A new electric bottling line cost 5000 dollars, increases speed and reduces breakage with air expelled during pouring. The plant serves Vernon and nearby counties with fifteen workers and distribution to Quanah and Childress.
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Cora Cola
Vernon
Beltef
Spebations
Willes
Medical Coca Cola Bottling Co
Ainute
Botting Compass
Ottice Cloninger
Auear Wilbarger
Poard
Quanah
Coca Cilla Bottling Co
Texas Public Service Co
Watohs
Nation to Build Civic Feminine Center in Washington
The Woman's National Foundation secures a $1,000,000 nine and a half acre site in Northwest Washington to create a national feminine civic center. The plan includes hotels, convention halls, and buildings for women clubs and education, funded by yearly dues and a founders’ club.
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Heart of Washington
Washington
D. C
Woman’s National Foundation
Great Feminine Civic Center
District of Columbia
Mand Wood Park
G. Exlhioun
Washatton
Calhoun
Trade activity snapshot influences local coffers
A fragment notes trading activity by outside sources impacting local revenue. It mentions funds entering local coffers from external sorpees, indicating economic flow and governance interest.
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Ter
White City Community Notes Early August Report
Special correspondence describes farming in White City with rain needed, corn crop short, cotton not yet affected, and strong vegetable yields. Perry White markets tomatoes at unprofitable prices while grapes and other produce show promise. Sunday School attendance grows, with many young men and women participating and a social at Rev J B Themes home. Plans include a trip to the plains camp with Mrs Adkins and neighbors, and a church dinner with Rev W Adams family.
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White
Sve
J. BR
Jimmy Reader Addresses DC Committee on Native Studies Funding
A fifteen year old nicknamed Timmy told the House Committee on District of Columbia affairs that funding native studies in Washington schools should continue. He addressed Congress, likely the youngest person to do so, prompting optimism over the program’s future.
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Washington
Jimmy Reader
House
District of Columbia
Timmy
Congress
Families Visit Relatives Across Texas in Week
Dren visited sister and family in Burkburnett Wednesday night. Darriel Slaven and Ernest Gibson returned from a trip to Okla, other points. Miss Kula Brannon recovered at home after visiting relatives. White family returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mathis of Post City. Mrs. Luther Stowe and her young daughter joined Francis Marie and Bertha Dell in Fort Worth after a Tempe departure. The Stowe party was hosted by Mrs. 8 J Stowe. Mr. and Mrs. W B Geemney hosted Smudry and others including Mr. and Mrs. Starr and Mr. Turner.
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Dren
Mrs. Norris Nance
Burkburners
Darriel Slaven
Ernest Gibson
OkTago
Mathis
Post City
Luther Stowe
Francis Marie
Bertha Dell
Fort Worth
8. J. Stowe
Local residents visit relatives and host gatherings in Vernon area
Margarite Gilbert and Miss Alice Starr return to Vernon from Wellington Viniscay after visiting relatives. Arch Hughes and OW Stowe dine with Seymour Dinsen. J B Gratin visits son Albert and wife. Tolbert Sundas and Miss Yourl Hobson among visitors from Vernon. Mrs Grace Daniels and Ola Austin also in town. Lacy Thomas visits Heber Braither family. Oklahoma visitors Brooks Germany and children stay with Luther Perry. Community members attend Holo com's Praining School fundraiser. Jewell and Ruby Setters host a Friday piano party with games and dancing.
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Paul Starr
Wellington
Viniscay
Arch Hughes
OW Stowe
Seymouur Dinsen
and Aves
J. .B. Gratin
Albert
Nest Tolbert Sundas
Yourl Hobson
Ola Austin
Vernon
Grace Daniels
Chillicothe
Lacy Thomas
Heber
Maud Braither
Brooks Germany
Oklahoma
Luther
Perry Eng
White
Travel Lightens On Denver Travel
Travel to the west over the Denver line has lessened in recent weeks according to R P Small ticket agent. A marked increase in automobile journeys west this year has reduced railroad traffic and altered travel patterns.
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Denver
R. P. Small
Theresa
Small
Miss Rubye Williames and Mrs Dan Tomar Return from Wichita Visit
Miss Rubye Williames and Mrs Dan Tomar returned Wednesday from a visit in Wichita Walls with their sister.
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Rubye Williames
Afrs. Dantomar
Wichita Walls
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White City
Perry White
Mr. White
Dawson
Cnmp
the Plains
Mir
Adkins
Harrold
TOR, Kasterling
T. R. Jr
J. H. Adams
W. W. Adams
Mr. and
Mrs. R. LL
Ana Chit
Kula Brannon
Monday
Texas
White Mve
W. B. Geemney
Smudry
Starr
Jin Turner
Waller Starr
Candyland
Hasiman Kodaks
Eastman
Kodak
Margarite Gilbert of
Alice Starr
Trof Bo
Holeomibh
Lernon McDemgnd
Holocom
Jewell
Ruby Setters
Ward
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Vernon, Texas
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Mark Clothes
Ashe
Pocere
Afipo
Puckett Bros
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