Prizes in Stock Judging At County Fair
Three prizes totaling 22.60 are offered for stock judging at the Wilbarger county fair with winners advancing to the State Fair and six youths earning expenses to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Awards funded by Herring and Waggoner National Banks Farmers State Bank and Vernon Cotton Oil Company.
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Tural
Wilbarger County
N. R. Tisdal
Herring and Waggoner National Banks
Farmers State Bank
Vernon Cotton Oil Company
Rayland Baptists to Convene This Saturday Night
Rayland Baptist church schedules its regular conference meeting for Saturday night August 16. Pastor Rev. C. V. Carroll urges all members to be present and respond when the roll is called as important church business awaits. This will be the last regular conference before the Association meeting.
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Rayland Baptist Church
C. V. Carroll
Eight Bay Delco Light Plants Sold to Ranchers
M Ladd reports the sale of eight Delco Light plants to buyers including Guy and Paul Waggoner for ranches south of Vernon J H Ayres of Margaret I A Broyles Farmers Valley Rufus Simmons and T B Hourland east of Vernon Bo Dandy Vernon and the Byars Farm 641 Company He plans a demonstration car in the field soon to show farmers the benefits of having their own electric light plants.
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M. Ladd
Guy and
Paul Waggoner
Vernon
J. H. Ayres
Margaret
I. A. Broyles
Farmers Valley
Rufus Simmons
T. B. Hourland
Bo Dandy
Byars Farm
Mr. Ladd
Window of Japanese Baskets At Perkins Timberlake
Perkins Timberlake Dry Goods Company displays a window of genuine Japanese baskets. The baskets, made in a Tokio school per manager Cy Long, showcase varied designs that attract passers by. They will be sold Saturday morning.
City election August 26 nears with bond issue eyed
West Vernon voters face a city commission contest for place No 3 following Dr T A King’s resignation to join the State Board of Medical Examiners. A 25000 bond issue funds street paving and water sewer extensions with no tax increase. Candidates J H Hobby and others contest the seat as residents urge timely paving and utility expansion for Vernon’s growth.
Ban on Riding on Sidewalk Citywide
City Marshal Ro H. Bratton enforces a ban on bicycle riding on sidewalks. He says both men and boys are guilty and riders endanger life and limb after two incidents at North Main and Pease streets left one person badly hurt. He notes adults riding on sidewalks set a bad example for youths and insists sidewalks must be clear for safety.
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Ro H. Bratton
North Main
Pease
Mr. Bratton
D. S. Conwell Appointed Express Agent
D S Conwell of Savannah Georgia was registered as agent for the American Railway Express, relieving D S Ferguson. Conwell had served as company cashier in Savannah and will serve as cashier at Cleburne.
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D. S. Conwell
Savanah, Ga
American Railway Express
D. S. Ferguson
Conwell
Savanah
Mr. Ferguson
Cleburne
Denver Wreckers Locomotive Burns Upset Lifting Cars
A Denver wrecking outfit burned after upsetting while lifting a Pullman car on a Fort Worth & Denver Railway wreck near the Pease river. Traffic halted for hours as crews fought the fire. no injuries reported. The engine, a 200 light freight type, will be rebuilt in Fort Worth after being taken from Vernon.
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Denver
Vernon
Fort Worth
Duroc Pig Weighs 235 Pounds More in Six Months
Clay Crabtree plans to win one of three prizes at the County Fair with his nine month old Duroc, which has grown to 320 pounds and is on track to reach 40 pounds more before judging. The pig, bought from Vernon Pure Dersey farmer Dynel Phoned, has fed on kitchen slop and bran as Crabtree also enters the cotton club.
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Clay
Clay Crabtree
Vernon
Dynel
Dersey
Cotton
Jodie
Chicago
Huff Family Return From Lamar County Visit
A. G. and E. G. Huff with their families came home Thursday after visiting relatives in Lamar county. Huff says his sister had a serious operation recently and the family enjoyed a reunion. He notes crops are fine across North Texas and he saw oil activity from Vernon to Lamar county.
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A. G
E.G. Huff
Lamar County
Mr. Huff
North
Texas
Huff
Vernon
Head of Powell School Visits Vernon
Dr Nathan Powell visited Vernon on Saturday in support of Powell Training School at Dallas. He expects Miss Helen Hiatt and Sam Gann to attend the school this fall. Oscar Holman, a student last year, will enter Southern Methodist University in September.
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Nathan Powell
Vernon
Powell
Dallas
Helen Hiatt
Sam Gann
Oscar Holman
Southern Methodist University
WISE COUNTY MAN NAMED CENSUS SUPERVISOR OF THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
McAfee Wayland Burca of Decatur Wise county has been appointed census supervisor for the Thirteenth Congressional District. The district includes Wilbarger Archer Baylor Clay Cooke Denton Jack Montague Throckmorton Wichita Wise and Young counties. Other supervisors are listed for districts one through seventeenth with names and counties in Texas.
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Ward
Paris
Latiar County
Toshun W
Shotwell
Center
Shelby County
Robert EB
Yantis
Athens
Hemlerson County
Henry Ellis
Denison
Grayson County
Mrs. Reyd
Smith
Hillsboro
Hill County
James H. Painter
Crockett
Houston County
J Kirk
Harris County
Pil
Pesek
Moulton
Lavaca County
John D. Hudson
Georgetown
Williamson County
Clay Medellau
Gatesvilla
Coryell County
Yeattle
Uvalde County
Jesse T. Conch
San Angelo
Tom Green County
Albert W. Sledge
Ballinger
Runnels County
Simmerour Plans Store Building on North Main Street
J Simmerour announces a new store building to rise on North Main street just south of Todd blacksmith shop. The 36 by 110 foot structure will have a brick front and corrugated iron walls.
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Simmerour
North Main Street
Todd Blacksmith Shop
J B R Jones Sells Cody Home on West Wilbarger
J R Jones sold A J Cody's home on West Wilbarger Street to Geo J Mason. Mason plans to move into the new house around September 1.
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J. BR. Jones
Cody
A. J. Cody
West Wilbarger Street
Geo. J. Mason
J. R. Jones
New Telephone Directory Soon Ready for Distribution
A new telephone directory will be ready for distribution in the latter part of the month. Manager J F E Frazier notes about seventy five new telephones installed since last spring's directory was printed.
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J. F E. Frazier
Vernon Visit Reflects Growth Of County Oil Fields
Edwell, president of the Ledger Company of Fort Worth, publisher of the Texas Oil Ledger, toured Wilbarger county oil fields and Vernon. He noted wide development, spoke of shifting publication space to bowl operations, and recalled his father J Wilson Hagell who started the Vernon Guard.
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GP. Edwell
Cleo
The
Ledger Company
Fort Wort
Texas Oil Ledger
Vernon
Wilbarger County
Mc Vagell
Pocts
Hagell
J. Wilson Agell
Sam Randall Accepts Post with Magnolia Petroleum in Dallas
Sam Randall accepted a fit with Magnolia Petroleum Company in Dallas and left Sunday night to begin work. He was visiting his uncle Dr Ed Randall in Galveston when he met Magnolia officials who offered him the position.
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Sam Randall
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Dallas
Sam
Ed Randall
Galveston
Representative of paying contractor to visit Dallas
HK McCollum of Port Worth, winner of the Vernon Oklahoma Highway paving bid, will send a representative this week to finalize contracts and plan for early work. Materials approval from Government engineers in Dallas is awaited. City and county bids reflect similar basis but differ by material haul distance and city water and extra excavation terms.
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McCollar
Governent
Dallas
Freight Embargo Raised For Frisco Inbound Traffic
Frisco freight embargo lifted for Frisco lines this morning with most harvests moving again. Local strike activity by ballot makers and machinists ended. Denver line reports delays from congestion and lack of empties. Port Worth and Denver movements run about three carloads daily, with shipments redirected via Galveston as carriers recover from widespread traffic disruption.
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Port Worth
Denver
Galveston
H. Wheeler
Mainy
Building New Barn Aims to Guard Livestock Feed
E.P. Price of Ragland begins a large barn on the farm south of Bayland to stockpile two years of feed as a hedge against crop shortages. He reports 160 acres of promising corn, 25 acres of dune corn, and a fine alfalfa crop likely to yield five hay cuttings this year.
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E.P. Price
Ragland
Bayland
School Invests Sinking Funds in Treasury Certificates
August 12 F M Martin secretary of Union Springs School District Van Zandt County informs Frank M Smith Federal District Director that the district has invested all sinking funds in Registered Treasury Savings Certificates. The Eleventh Federal District urged districts to invest in these certificates as an unequaled security for sinking fund purposes.
Electra Couple Weds in Vernon at Talmadge Hallmark
Vernon wedding reports Electra couple Talmadge Hallmark and Mise Myrtle Mathis of Fleetra united in marriage Saturday. Rev. L A Foster officiated. Both parties are well and favorably known in Vernon.
Booty Rogers Killed in Frederick Oklahoma
Dorcus Rogers, known as Hooty, a special night policeman, was killed in a revolver duel with John C Parker in Frederick Oklahoma early Sunday. The two had argued at the opera house earlier. Parker shot Rogers in the rear of Parker’s store and was wounded in the body. Services were held Sunday afternoon attended by Homer Rogers of Vernon, a cousin. Rogers, born in Vernon, had recently returned from army service.
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Dorcus Rogers
Frederick
Okla
John ¢. Parker
Parkers Store
Roomad Rovers
Opera House
Aod
Parker
Homer Rogers
Vernon
the Dead Man
Hooty
Oklahoma Country
Mayor 7
R Rogers
E. M. Rogers
Andrew Carnegie Dies at Lenox Home
Andrew Carnegie, steel magnate and library benefactor, died at Sha trock in Lenox after a three day illness from pneumonia. He was 83. The U S flag at half mast flew over the local Carnegie Library, a gift from the philanthropist.
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Andrew Carnegie
Trock
Lenox
Manta
United States
Carnegie
WOW Lodge Votes Five Dollars Monthly for East View Cemetery
The WOW Lodge has voted to pay $5 a month toward East View Cemetery upkeep for one year. Funds will be turned over to the Cemetery Association. Mrs. B J Parker, president, says progress is being made clearing weeds and that several persons are joining the Association, with dues at $2.
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East View Cemetery
Cemetery Association
B. J. Parker
Kaptist Watermelon Social Promises Quirky Night
The First Baptist Church hosts a watermelon social on its lawn tonight at 8:46 with a standing broad grin and other pseudo athletic events. All youth aged fifteen and up are urged to attend and contribute by bringing their tylends and updo themselves.
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First Baptist Church
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