Conference 5 Held Wednesday on Lee Highway
Davidson Oklahoma, Vernon leaders, and a host of local citizens gathered at the Carnegie library to discuss routes for the Lee Highway through the lower Panhandle. Two candidate paths were outlined, one paralleling the Galveston Colorado line toward Oklahoma then north to the Frisco bridge area, the other veering northeast from Vernon toward Red River near the Frisco bridge, with plans to submit maps to the Lee Highway Association board for final routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Lee Highway
Lawton
Oklahoma
Roswell
New Mexico
Davidson
Davidse
Vectors of Lee Highway
Pankandie
Oklainton
Frisco
America
To Vernon
Frederick
Dick Coffee
Jotnsen
Dr. Johnson
Mr. Coffee
Jige McHugh
Batsistos
Dawton
Hom
Texas
Paducah
Pawlett Vernon-heswell
Dyvideca
J. .G. Nurwoort
Td. Waldrop
SN. McHlroy
A. Wood
Zeigler
Ke Tucker
L.A. Dabs
Huckman
Clarence Fux
Travel plans of Tull Berry and Iver Carvey party
My wife Mrs Tull Berry and Mrs Iver Carvey left yesterday for Littlefield for a two week vacation. They expect to be gone two weeks and will travel by truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tull Berry
Iver Carvey
Littlefield
Farmers Pleased With Cotton Pool in Texas
Farmers in Wichita and Wilbarger counties express satisfaction with the first year of the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association. O. Hosek reports the Hastern ear Wilbarger and western Wichita areas show strong interest in the Wheat Growers Association. Hosek cites bank support from Electra and cooperation from county agents and field workers aiding farmers and local banks in anticipated product sales and increased receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wilbarger Counties
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
O. Hosek
Research and Foreign Language Department
Dallas
Wilbarger County
Wichita County
Wheat Growers Association
Flosek
Hosek
Guy RR. Jones
Cone Ty
TF. Davis
Vernon
P. D. Chaney
Agen
Electra
Boerna
Tlosek
Baptist Revival to End Sunday Night
A Baptist revival here will close Sunday night after three weeks of meetings drawing large crowds and steady interest. Thirty nine candidates were added to the church roll. pastors and workers praise the support and spiritual impact. The Sunbeam Band at First Baptist hosted an afternoon for children with lawn games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Revival
Ments
J. J. Mims
Cal- Aes
Christ
Vashti Parr
Ovella Varr
Joszie Smith
Geneve
Maurine Leak
Blackwood
Wilgabeth Wemy
Elizabeth Lane
Laura Lane
Vera ‘Thomson
Fdberta Wolf
Procilla Olka
Bureel May Hollar
Way Viellar
Daveid Castleberry
Wilson Hollar
Kiwin Swine
Chyde Hodge
Pinch
Cookies
Fudge
Competitive exams set for August 1 by federal civil service
Competitive examinations will be held on August 1 under the United States civil authority of the tervier commission for filling clerk and carrier positions in the post office. Applicants must be between 21 and 45 years old. Exam subjects include spelling handwriting copying letter writing and arithmetic. More information available from the civil service board at the post office. Record Force notes a watermelon treat given by Mr. Lowe, who supplied fine watermelons to the force and neighbors, a gesture praised in the community. The piece urges county fair cooperation and public involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Authority
Tervier Commission
Civil Service Board
Lowe
Vernon
Alabama
Townsend
United Citizenship
Carnegie Ui
Chamber
Brary
Manag Menit
Wilbarger Cownity
Odd Kelthe Air
Fair Park
Hillcrest Echo
Grand
Rebekah Assembly of Oddfellows
Lodgeheave
Ssocia
Lower Panhandle 1
Tig
C. A. Wheeler
Souham
E. Q. Vestal
Jvallas
C. UK Slatten
Hillsboro
Elizabeth Lamkin
Paris
Rebekah Assembly
Alice J. Bedell
Dathis
Assembly
Federated Clubs Raise Funds for Allingham Park
The Federated Clubs of Wilbarger County report a public donation drive to fund Allingham park. After canceling the first note and applying 300 toward the next due, civic-minded residents, led by Vernon County women, completed the fundraising. A July community week boosted half the goal, with county men and women contributing further to finish the amount. Notable donors include Lop Byars, 25. Ku Klis Kaln, 25. C. T. Smith, 25. R. B. Judd, 15. A Friend to the Park, 25. AM Ferguson, 25. Ralph Cate, 1. HL Pendleton, 150. Allingham, 250. Mrs. Bod Parker, 3. Re 1, More, 100. Donation, 100.
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Wolbarger County
Wilbarger County
Alingham Park
Allingham Park
Vernon
Lop Byars
C. T. Smith
R. B. Judd
P AM. Fergeson
Ralph Cate
HL Pendleton
Allingham
Bod. Parker
Bankrupts' Creditors Meeting Set in Wichita Falls
Adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of the creditors of the bank rupts will be held at my office in Wichita Falls Texas on August 25 1922 at nine o'clock forenoon creditors may attend prove their claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupts and transact such business as may properly come before said meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Texas
Markets Hold Barely Steady Close in Cotton Futures
New York and New Orleans markets show futures closing barely steady as of August 11. December cotton futures edged near flat, reflecting tentative demand and supply balance in the fiber market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Galveston
Houston
Notice of Bankruptcy First Meeting of Creditors
District Court in Northern District of Texas announces bankruptcy for Staley and Greene partnership and associates. August 1922 Wichita Falls office calls first meeting of creditors for Staley Greene and McCarter partnerships and individuals Charles Rosell Staley and Chauncey Depew Greene. Creditors addressed to appear as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statey & Greene
Staley, Greene & McCarter
Charles Essell Staley
Chinincey Depew Greene
Credtstpors
Reteres
Wichita Falls
Texas
Staley & Greene
Stley
Crain Market Quiet Near Close in Chicago
Chicago August 11 markets closed quietly as trading wound down in the crain market with limited activity and subdued prices observed across major sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crain Marrket
Mary Jeanette Bennett Delivers Pleasing Studio Recital
Miss Mary Jeanette Bennett daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Bennett appeared in a recital at the Huggins studio aided by her teacher Mrs W Tl Huggins The program featured On the Deep Sea Rustic Dance Lilliputian Parade Dance of the Marionettes The Marionettes What is this they do do do and various waltzes and songs with Miss Bennett performing with Mrs Huggins including Rose Buds Song Song of the Elves from Rose Dream and the operetta Froman members and titles indicate a child recital full of musical selections and friendly audience praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jeanette Bennett
W. W. Bennett
W. Tl. Huggins
Huggins
Ducelle
Bennett
Mrs. Huggins
Crosby-Adamis
Mann
Krog
Notable Livestock Owner Encourages Pure-Bred Start
A 75 year old livestock owner told a USDA representative that starting with pure-bred cattle is worthwhile, noting even late in life is possible. His herd includes some grade Holstein cows despite not being pure bred, reflecting belief in pure-bred sires and improving stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jarge
Yo Littlefield
Vertin
Bureau
Civil Service Examination
ODD Fellows
Hill Crest
Panhandle
Odd Fellows Association
Jim ‘Townsend
Chamber of Commerce
Grend
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Mes
Bekah
W. Townsend
Fairpark
C. B. Maginis
New York Futures
District Court of the United
W.E. Thomas Lumber CB
OCR
Chisago Close
E. M. Leutwyler
Optometrist
Fentress & Walker Waggoner Bank
Dick Talmadge
Fairbanks
Unknown
Nazimona and
Rudolph Valentino
Camilly
Condon Springs Pavillion
the Wrecking House
Geo. AL Long
Tellogg
Kellogg's
W. K. Kellogg
Alzn
Stabilty
Farmers State Bank
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