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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1923

Page

1

Lourt Refuses To Grant Plea For Injunction

Court of Civil Appeals at Binario rules against Vernon Electric and company on amended petition seeking to stop the city from building an electric plant. The ruling leaves several related suits on the docket for trial next month as the main case proceeds. The original suit sought to annul a $100,000 bond issue and other injunctions tied to funding the plant now supplying city light and power and pumping water.

Court of Civil Appeals Binarillo Vernon Electric Comany James V. Leak Seyral Os One

Vilbarger Agent And Club Work Is Given Unusual Publicity

The full front page of Farm and Aneh to be issued this week will contain a photograph of Miss Enlai Goodlow, Home Demonstration Agent of Harger County. The issue will also contain an account of home demonstration work in this county and the proxies made by the poultry clubs. Another part of the issue coming Saturday will contain a photograph of farm club boys taken at Bourland and Sharp's farm during the rent encampment here and will show Bourland and Sharp.

Enlai Goodlow Harger County Hain Poultry Clubs Farm Club Arland Sharp Bourland and Sharpies

Dr A T Hays Touring the South Notes Crop Improvement

Dr A T Hays and party touring the western states report crop improvements since arrival in Tennessee. He recalls Perryville where he has not visited in 48 years and meets descendants of old friends. He visited Shiloh battlefield and other Civil War sites noted during his trip.

A. T. Hays Vuthern States Perryville Pey Shiroh Battle Ground Dr. Slays

Lewis and family visit relatives in Hanolin

G Lewis and family from Hanolin travel to visit relatives. Mr Lewis is brother of Ed Lewis and Mrs O M Pigg, with ties to Mrs Me oppard and Mrs Martin. He formerly worked in the lumber business in Hanolin and Dalhart and Xline, now with Exes Cement Plaster Company at Hanlin.

Lewis Dalhart

McCaleb Undergoes Operation at Dallas

A McCaleb, County Commission and partner of Zachry and McCaleb, underwent an operation at the Baptist Sanitarium in Dallas. His wife and brother W. M. Me leh were with him. The operation was reported as successful and it is believed he will completely recover his health.

McCaleb Dallas Y. A McCaleb County Commission Zachry & McCaleb Turday Morning The Baptist Sanitarium W. M. Meleh

Big improvements set for Vernon fairgrounds building

Wilbarger County Pair opens September 1 with major upgrades at the fairgrounds. The main exhibition hall gains 40 feet in length, a concrete floor, weathered boards, paint, 28 booths, and new windows. Grandstand repairs, racehorse stalls, and better overall grounds planned. Wortham Shows midway opens September 18, racing and livestock stations prepared, exhibits filling every booth, and top quality gent to follow fairs in Childress and Wichita Falls.

Wilbarger County Aimple Lon Byars R. H. Coffee Wortham Vernon Childress Wichita Falls

Chicago Scouts Hike Vernon to New Orleans and Back

Three assistant scoutmasters from Chicago Boy Scouts of America J Trnbbard W Macomber and Carl Peterson in full uniform with packs pass Vernon Saturday en route to New Orleans and return. They travel by rides with tourists cars and on foot to test trip duration and study conditions and challenges ahead.

J. Trnbbard W Macomber Carl Peterson Chicago Boy Scouts of American Vernon New Orleans

Press Association Meeting Set for Wichita Falls This Week

Northwest Texas Press Association will convene in Wichita Falls Friday and Saturday with newspaper men from the region attending. Wichita Bulls will entertain the visitors, and Vernon delegates Chas. P. Ross Milford Rouse and R. H. Nichols will participate in the program, with Mr Nichols taking part.

Northwest Texas Press Association Wichita Falls Wichita Bulls Chas. P. Ross Milford Rouse R. H. Nichols Vernon Nichols

Lubbock Invites Vernon To Jolin In Celebration

Vernon Chamber of Commerce received an invitation from Lubbock Chamber to join in a free barbecue and jubilee on August 22 celebrating Lubbock’s Technological College victory. The event will include speeches music dancing and a all night street celebration.

Vernon Chamber of Commerce Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Vernon Lubbock Technological College

Travelers Fike and Alg ers Return from Rocky Mountain Trip

Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Fike and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alger returned Saturday from an extended auto tour to Colorado and Kansas. They visited Cripple Creek and Garden City, Missouri relatives there, and said Vernon is the best place on the map.

N. C. Fike Roy Alger Colorado Kansas Cripple Creek Garden City Vernon

Terrell Doctor Burned in Tourist Camp Stove Blast

Dr W G McCloud of Terrell suffered painful leg burns when a gasoline camp stove exploded at Vernon tourist camp while en route to Colorado. His brother Clyde McCloud and Judge M F Cate with R N Cate of Terrell were present. McCloud not in danger and planned to resume travel soon. Judge Cate praised the Vernon tourist camp as a fine advertisement.

W. G. McCloud Terrell Clyde McCloud Tennessee M. F. Cate R N. Cate McCloud Colorado Dey McCloud Cate Verrell Vernon

Night Mail Box Erected At Local Post Office

A drop letter box was installed on a light post in front of the post office for after nine p.m. mailings when the lobby is closed. Only one daily collection will be made at a.m. by day clerks. Letters posted before nine p.m. may be delayed by the single daily pickup.

Farrell

Ishs Return From Vacation to Las Vegas and New Mexico

Mr and Mrs W A Ish have returned from a month long vacation to Las Vegas and other points in New Mexico. They spent most time at El Porvenir a mountain resort near Las Vegas where Mr Ish called it the most delightful vacation ground he has found. He notes a number of Vernon people visited there during his stay J Youngblood and family and John Brown and family spent a short time at El Porvenir but later went to Colorado.

W. A. Ish Las Vegas New Mexico el Porvenir Mr. Ish Vernon J Youngbiood John Brown el Porventr Colorado

Rebuilding Barn After Fire On Hinds Farm

Mrs H Muller is having a large barn built on her Hinds community farm to replace the one that burned last winter.

Building Apartment House in Burkburnett on Lexington Street

C H Knox of Burkburnett is remodeling and converting a house on South Lexington Street into an apartment house. The project aims to create new living units in the town.

C. H. Knox. of Burkburnett South Lexington Steet

Youth may die from injuries after street assault

Johnny Walker age 12, son of Mr and Mrs Josh Walker, is not expected to live after a garden hoe fractured his skull and a brain portion was removed. Ermon Ivy age 15 is held on 500 bond for assault to murder after saying he was attacked by Walker and two other boys. Ivy says Walker used an iron bar and Ivy struck after being forced into a yard. Walker remained unconscious and doctors expressed little hope for recovery.

Johnny Walker Josh Walker Live Ermon Ivy Young Walkers Yung Ivy Young Walker Ivy

Tut Club Plans Largest Meeting This Week

Tut Club members schedule a Thursday dinner at the Bailey Hotel to outline plans for a big meeting and to discuss booster trips with the Chamber of Commerce. Members will finalize arrangements for upcoming trips to nearby towns and decide how to participate actively.

King Tut Club Bailey Hotel Chamber of Commerce Tud Club

Well Known Vernon People Wed in Long Beach Cal

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houssels of Long Beach California announce their marriage in that city this week Mrs Houssels was formerly Mrs Pat Henry of Wichita Falls. He and the bride previously visited Vernon this summer and Mr Houssels is brother to Mrs L G Hawkins of Vernon They plan to reside in Long Beach.

Long Beach, Cal Robert Honssels Long Beach California Flonssels Pat Henry Wichita Falls Houssels Bride L. G Hawkins Vernon

Vernon to Have New Directory

Vernon will gain a new city directory as Trudspath Directory Company of El Paso prepared the listing. The renumbering system for all Vernon buildings, moves and relocations prompted a fresh directory, with a feature listing all married women after each married man’s name in parentheses.

Vernon Trudspeth Directory Company el Paso Wis

Mrs. W. R. Rice Buried in East View Cemetery

Mrs. W. R. Rice, 56, died at her Vernon area home Saturday night and was buried Sunday at 4 30 p m from First Baptist Church with Rev Frank McNair presiding. Interment followed at East View. Survived by her husband seven daughters and one son including Mesdames Priest Brumage Nichols Hearne Taylor Pearson Willie Rice and Frank Rice of Vernon plus others in Vernon Fort Worth Wichita Falls Amarillo.

W. R. Rice Vernon First Baptist Frank McNair Rice Mesdames V. N. Priest Sid Brumage Nichols Fort Worth Hearne Wichita Falls

Program for Community Werk to Be Arranged

Wilbarger Federation of Women's Clubs calls a Thursday 4 pm meeting to draft a community week program. Each club reports work done and committees specify expected tasks for the week starting September 5. Season tickets priced at $1.00.

Wilbarger Federation of Women’s Clubs

Travelers R L More and J E Piper Headed to California

R L More and J E Piper departed this week for Los Angeles and Long Beach California. They are currently driving through. Mrs More and Mrs Piper left earlier for California and plan to return in September.

R. L. More J. E. Piper Los Angeles Long Beach California Mrs. More Mrs. Piper

City seeks electric rate cut via initiative petition

A petition signed by 238 citizens asks the City Commission to pass an ordinance reducing the maximum electric rate from 15 to 12 cents per kilowatt hour and to sell city engines dynamos wires and poles to Vernon Electric and Power Co at cost plus carriage. The measure sets pumping and street lighting rates, offers pumping options, and requires a $10,000 bond from the company.

C.D. Ashenhurst PF. L. Massie 1K. Johnson Cy Long J. l. Showers R. H. Coffee B. A. Williams W. M. McCaleb J. A. Nubers Ordingance University of Teras Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College

Local businessman offers to fund band uniforms

Pearson of Mimpire Lannc rey becomes first to notify Director Reed of Vernon Hand that he will pay for one uniform for a band member. The group, practicing regue larty, has earned strong local support as a credible movement. instructor salary covered by donations, with more offers expected to ease costs. Weekly Friday concerts attract hundreds to courthouse square for favorable performances.

Vernon Pearson Iffe Hindrede

Russell Der Goods Company Picnic at Groesbeck Creek

The Russell Der Goods Company sales force enjoyed a two day picnic and fishing trip on Groesbeck creeks near Quanah. They fished Saturday night and stayed late Sunday for the drive home.

Russell der Goods Company Groesbeck Creeks Quanah Unii

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Lourt Vilbarger Kops Hays Amlen Artin Fair Grounds Boy Scouts Press Association Jolin Harding Charles E Hughes Teonard Wood Frank Olandesay Lalolle A Cady In Coledde Herbert Hoover Calvin Coolidge Hiram Johnson Charles Evans Hughes Leonard Yood Hoover Robert M. la Follette Frank ©. Lowden Tinais Philippines Commerce Ilerhert Chunny Walker Walker Tut Club East View Cemetery Vernon R Electric Cost Plus Carriage Ini Somelone City Commission MAVE RAND Reed Larty Credi Russells
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