Coca Cola Bottling Co. expands with new filling machine
Vernon Coca Cola Bottling Co introduces an electric bottling line costing 35000 enabling two bottles to be filled and capped in one minute. The plant emphasizes sanitation from alkali cleaning to airless filling, outlines staff of fifteen and three trucks serving Vernon, Witharger, Foard, Quanah, and Chidress, and notes a 400 case daily output.
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Coca Cola
Vernon
Eunice Wilson
North Main Street
Ottice Cloninger
Siman
Witbarger
Foard
Quanah
Chidress
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Pexus Public Service Co
Four 4
Nation to Build Civic Feminine Center in Washington
The Woman's National Foundation secures a $1,006,000 nine and a half acre site in Northwest Washington for a Civic Feminine Center. Plans include hotel for out of town members, convention halls, and homes for clubs and individuals, with democratic governance and education programs led by Maud Wood Park. Mrs. C. Calhoun presides with calls for interested women to contact her.
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Heart of Washington
Washington
D. C
Woman's National Foundation
Great Feminine Civic Center
District of Columbia
Wounders
Maud Wood Park
Trading activity streams into local coffers from outside funds
The report notes that trade activity from the country circulates into local coffers, bringing in funds from external sources and boosting regional finance.
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Ter
White City News Notes from August
Rain is needed badly and corn will be shortened. Cotton isn’t suffering yet. some vegetable crops are excellent. Perry White has many fine tomatoes and grapes sold for a profitable price. The Sunday School grows with many young men and encouraging girl attendance. visitors leave for a plains trip with Mr and Mrs Jy. J. Adkins of Harrold. Easterling and son visit Rev. W. Adams and family at Vernon.
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White City
Perry White
Mr. White
J. BB. Hagges
J. T. J. Dawson Willeave
The
Plains
Jy. J. Adkins
Harrold
TR. Easterling
Tlr Jr
Vernon
J. H. Adams
W. Wdams
R. L. Olive Ant
Local residents return from visits to family and friends
Dren visited her sister and family in Burkburnett on Wednesday night. Darriel Slaven and Ernest Gibson returned from a trip to Ostanonia and other points. Eula Brannon returned home after visiting relatives in Monday Texas. C White and family returned from a visit with her parents in Post City. Mrs. Luther Stowe and her daughters Marie and Bertha Dell returned to Fort Worth, guided by Mrs. KK Stowe. The Stowe party traveled home with them from a weekend visit. The Starrs and Turner family members joined in a Sunday gathering with Walter Starr and Olin Turner among others.
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Darriel Slaven
Ernest Gibson
Ostanonia
Luther Stowe
Francis Marie
Bertha Dell
Fort Worth
KK. J. Stowe
Vernon and nearby residents visit kin and friends
Margarite Gilbert and Alice Starr with the Starrs return to Vernon area after visiting relatives. Arch Hughes and OW Stowe dine with Seymour Danson. J B Gaunt visits son Albert and wife near Tolbert. Earl Hobson hosts visitors Ola Austin Grace Daniels. Lacy Thomas visits Ibbey and Maud Brantley. Brooks Germany and children of Oklahoma visit Luther Perry Eng J R White and Vernon McDougal. Tot Com's Training School event draws community Thursday. Jewell and Ruby Selers host a Friday night party with piano and games.
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Paul Starr
Wellington
Arch Hughes
OW Stowe
Seymour Danson
J. B. Gaunt
Albert
Tolbert
Travel Lightens On Denver Westbound Travel Declines
R P Small ticket agent notes fewer western journeys from Denver in recent weeks. Many travelers now head west by automobile, reducing railroad traffic as cars become more popular for mountain and stream trips.
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Denver
R. P. Small
Rom Mountain
Small
Miss Rubve Williams and Mrs Dan Omar Visit Wichita Falls
Miss Rubve Williams and Mrs Dan Omar returned Wednesday from a visit in Wichita Falls with their sister.
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Rubve Williams
Irs
Dan Omar
Wichita Falls
Young Jimmy Bradley Addresses Congress on Nature Study
Fifteen year old Jimmy Bradley spoke before the House Committee on District of Columbia affairs seeking funding to continue nature studies in Washington schools. He is believed to be the youngest person ever to address Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Jimmy” Bradley
House
District of Columbia
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Glince
Arnius
Dren
Mrs. Norris Nance
Burkburnets
Eula Brannon
Monday, Texas
C. White
Ents
Mrs. Mathis
Post
Germany
J. UB Starr
Olin Turner
Walter Starr
Candyland
Margarite Gilbert
Alice Starr
Earl Hobson
Ola Austin
Grace Daniels
Chillicothe
Mrs. Brooks
Okhibomna
Visting
Luther, Perry Eng
J. R White
BR. FL Holcoms
Vernon McDougal
Totcom
Jewell
Ruby Selers
Brush
West Indies
Ward
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Vernon, Texas
Eastman Kodaks
Eastman
Kodak
Uy Ten Eed
Wards
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dixon Bay-Goods Company
Hart Schaffner & Mark Clothes
Puckett Bros
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