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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1919

Page

1

Government sale begins for surplus food supplies

Government sale of surplus food begun yesterday via postmaster Townsend. Sales continue until exhausted to relieve high living costs. Purchases allowed to individuals institutions or governments for resale not exceeding cost. Individuals may buy one case minimum. Shipments by parcels post or freight. Sugar allotments noted. Vernon wait for more. List of items with case prices included.

J. W. Townsend Postamster Harry Mason Vernon

Charges Based on Cost Adopted at Press Convention

The Northwest Texas Press Association held a convention in Olney to discuss job printing prices and labor issues. It urged adoption of the Nashville price schedule to standardize costs, noting labor scarcity requires higher wages. Officials elected were R. H. Nichols president, Ralph Shuffler vice president, Cyrus Coleman secretary-treasurer.

Association Texas Nashville Printers Club Nashville Tenn South Quanah R. H. Nichols Ralph Shuffler Cyrus Coleman Henrietta Olney Hus Young County Newcastie

Former Sheriff Visiting in Vernon

R P Sanders of Lawton Oklahoma visits Vernon to see friend W A Ish and renew acquaintances. Sanders was a pioneer in Wilbarger county and served as sheriff for several years before moving to Oklahoma.

Vernon R. P. Sanders Lawton Okla W. A. Ish

Electra Woman Buys East Wilbarger Lots for Modern Home

Mrs Grace Jennings of Electra purchases residence lots on East Wilbarger street from L D Terrell and plans to build a modern residence soon, outlining her real estate move and construction intent.

Grace Jennings Electra Wilbarger Street L. D. Terrell

Rush Cocke Reenlisted In U S Air Service At Love Field

Rush Cocke has re enlisted in the Air Service of the United States Army and is presently stationed at Love Field in Dallas. His brother Stroud reports this while visiting their sister Mrs. Dewey Wilson. Rush, formerly living in Vernon, is well known in the surrounding area and has held several local positions. His home is now in Waxahachie.

Rush Cocke Air Service United States Army Love Field Dallas Stroud Dewey Wilson Tolbert Rush Vernon Waxahachie

Reverend Gaines Hall Returns From Five-Week Trip

Rev. Gaines B. Hall pastor of Federated Presbyterian Church and his son Clifford returned home Saturday after five weeks away They visited Graham and Comanche and fished in the San Saba Liavo and Guadalupe rivers Hall also attended a Presbyterian encampment at Kerrville

Gaines B. Hall Federated Presbyterian Church Clifford Graham Comanche San Saba Liavo Guadalupe Hall Kerrville

Planning Soldiers Day at Wilharger County Fair

Wilharger County Fair Association directors meet to finalize the October 1 3 and 4 event details and premium list. A Soldiers Day is planned with a World War veteran program likely and discussion of organizing all American Legion posts in the county during the fair.

Wilharges County American Legion Wilbarger County

Vernon Deputy Takes Alleged Forger to Oregon

Deputy sheriff Ralph Rector of Portland accompanying Indian Carter, a wanted forger, from Vernon to Oregon after arrest in the Raanger oil field. Carter, reputed as a noted forger, was captured about ten days ago and awaits Rector’s arrival. Rector, once a Vernon resident, is well known in the area.

Ralph Rector Portland Ore Vernon Indian Carter Carter Raanger Oregon Mr. Reetor

Penton offers 100 acres north of Pease River for oil lease

W. J. Penton seeks a lease on 100 acres north of the Pease river with the aim to drill for oil. He proposes leasing the entire tract for a nominal sum and asserts oil can be found in paying quantities based on seepage into the river.

W. J. Penton Pease River Mr. Penton

Pharmacist Floyd Yarbro Leaves Baker Bros for Shawnee Deal

Floyd Yarbro resigns as pharmacist at Baker Bros drug store and moves to Shawnee Oklahoma, where he has bought an interest in a similar business. He had been with the local firm for several months.

Floyd Yarbro Baker Bros. Drug Store Shawnee Okla Mr. Yarbro

Honeymooning in Man gum OK couple returns home

City Marshal R. H. Bratton and Mrs. Bratton arrived home yesterday morning aboard the Frisco after spending last week in Mangum Oklahoma on their honeymoon return to residence.

R. H. Bratton Mrs. Bratton Mangum Okla

Ice Shortage Cuts Supply Across Vernon County

Vernon experiences a severe ice shortage as the county faced famine like conditions. The local plant cannot increase capacity this season, and production has risen only from 30,000 to 48,000 pounds per 48 hours. Outlying communities struggle to obtain ice, with some relief by shipments to Frederick, Oklahoma Territory.

Intel Prederick Obh

Midway Farmers Welcome Timely Rain

Farmers in Midway reported rain Sunday afternoon easing drought. J F Haynes notes cotton wilting eased and moisture saved fields. Plowing stubble was difficult on hard ground yet corn and grain crops show resilience and expected strong yields. overall optimism rises after a period of dryness.

Midway J. Ff. Haynes

Oakland Demonstrator Employed by Vernon Hardware

EK. E. Coleman has accepted a position with Vernon Hardware and Implement Company as mechanic and demonstrator for the Oakland automobile. He is a brother of H. L. Coleman of this city.

Oakland EK. E. Coleman Vernon Hardware & Implement Company H. L. Coleman

Johnson Manager Electric Company promoted at Vernon plant

C F Buckley transferred from Texas Public Service Company to the Albert Emanuel plot in Michigan. He left for New York to join Emanuel interests before going to Michigan. Jon dotuisen, with the company since it acquired Vernon property six and a half years ago, is named manager. Johnson, previously cashier, will hire a clerk to focus on duties of manager after his promotion.

de N. Johnson Texas Public Service Company New York Emanuel Interests Ge Fue Michigan Jon. Dotuisen Vernon Ave Mamier Mer Johnson Mr. Johnson

Lost purse recovered after mislaid near Vernon

Paducah man Castlebury found a cash pocketbook weeks after it disappeared near Vernon. It contained five twenty dollar bills and a five dollar denomination. Sheriff Ish traced the purse to J. R. Bridges of Paducah, who reported losing money while returning from Wichita County oil fields. The owner was identified and the purse returned, avoiding a theft claim.

W. OF. Caastlebury Saal Vernon Castlebury W. A. Ish J. R. Bridges Paducah Corrie County Ish Bridges Wichita County Lorselach Castlelury

Runaway Accident Claims Mrs Stovall

Mrs A A Stovall mother of Roy Stovall formerly of this city now Morgan died Monday at her Qualah home from injuries in a runaway accident about three weeks earlier. She never regained consciousness after the crash.

A. A. Stovall Roy Stovall Morgan Qualah Stovall

Red Cross to Offer Nursing Course Here Next Month

Committees appointed for Red Cross home nursing program in Vernon plan September visit by a trained nurse and a headquarters speaker to aid the teachers' institute. Emphasis on disease prevention and hygiene with courses in nursing and home care. Junior Red Cross organizers and county officials named to support the effort and enroll participants from each community.

RED Cross Vernon Helene Vewnan Uuresing Stowell de AL Randall Pr McGhee M. 0. Parrish Rey Wo T. Ronse Sumrow Greene Myatt Napier Esther Swartwood William Newton Theresa Haard Lora Long J. No Pulcher Sherrill

Library Gets War Records from Public Library

The library holds war records including A Report of General Perc d. Persh on, USA, dated November 20, 1918, with two plates. One plate depicts The Meuse Argonne offensive and the other the St Mihiel Salient. Also included is History of the Organization and Detailed Operations of the 102nd Infantry, 36th Division by Colonel A W Bloor. No battlefield map near Attigny is available.

Tota Dd

Postal service changes cut Odell to Downs route

Effective Friday the panel service to the Downs postoffice from Odell was discontinued and that office closed. Patrons in that section will receive mail on route No. b out of Odell pending decision by authorities in Washington on recommendation from Vernon postal officials to establish a rove to that counter from Vernon. Assistant Postmaster Frank Mann says this is the logical approach and believes permission will be granted to handle mail from Vernon.

Downs Odell Washington Vernon Frank Mann

White Brothers Discharged From Army Service

Luther and Clint White sons of Me and Mrs J F White of White City have been discharged from army service. Luther served nine months in the Sth brigade of the Marines at Brest France but saw no front line action. Clint served in the motor transport corps with the 422nd supply train and likewise did not reach the front before the armistice. Luther arrived home Sunday and was due to come in Thursday.

Luther Clint White J. F. White White City Sth Marines Brest France Clint Motor Transport Corps Sundday Vatcome

Burkburnett Man Buys Wagon Yard

Burkburnett resident R. Fowler has purchased the wagon yard on West Wil borger Street and plans to operate the business under new management. He intends to relocate his family to Vernon as soon as a suitable vacancy is found.

Burkburnett R. Fowler West Wilborger Street Vernon

Tulsa Man Sells Home. Casey Moves Family to Vernon

H Henry sold a residence on West Wanderer Street to G A Casey of Tulsa Oklahoma who plans to move his family to Vernon and occupy the house. Casey is a carpenter. Blackwood Largeore Gates handled the deal.

H. Henry Weat Wanderer Street G. A Casey Tulsa Okla Vernon Casey Blackwood Larlgore Gates

Sunday Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Vernon Area

A severe wind and electrical storm Sunday afternoon disabled about 150 telephones, burned 25 transformers, and damaged poles and wires across Vernon. Chickens and fowl were killed, homes damaged, and trees stripped of fruit. Mrs Coffee suffered a shock but was unharmed. Rain followed, aiding farmers with moisture for crops and delaying harvest in several counties.

Texas Public Service Company J. N. Denny West Paradise Street T. HL. Coffee West Maiden Street W. G. McDonald Vernon Paradise Creek Oklainton Pease River

Sunday School Class Party At Miss Donges Home

Mrs W B Bakers Sunday School class of the Baptist Church gathered at Miss Adelene Donges home on North Bowie street Thursday evening. Guests received at the punch bowl by Miss Neva Robinson. Ice cream and cake served after hours of games and music. Attendees included Gladys White Dallas Tip Bradford Canyon Jimmie Bratton Itasca Neva Robinson Clara Leoutwyler Lor raine Bronson Ruth Walker Huth Theben Ruth Walker Havel Vaughn Lenice Bonner Mary Catherine Massie Maurine Davin Agnes Paylor Ida Nabers Doris Walter Maurine Scott Willie Hall Phillips Adelene and Clara Donges.

W. ©. Baker Adelene Donges North Bowie Street Neva Robinson Gladys White Dallas Tip Bradford Canyon Jimmie Bratton Itasca Clara Leoutwyler Lorraine Bronson Huth Theben Ruth Walker Havel Vaughn Lenice Bonner Mary Catherine Massie Maurine Davin Agnes Paylor Ida Nabers Doris Walter Maurine Scott Willie Hall Phillips Adelene Clara Donges

Returns Home From Hospital

Charles Blackwood is at home from Fort Worth where he has been confined in a hospital undergoing treatment of his eye. He was confined about three weeks. The eye was lacerated when a bottle at the local bottling works broke and glass struck it. Physicians feared removal of the eyeball. This has proved unnecessary though sight remains destroyed.

Charles Blackwood Fort Worth Charles

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Underwood & Code John Lejeune Fifth Avenue America Northwest the Northwest Texas Press Associa Tion The East Wilbarger Eee Oklahoma Jess Tee Creaton Factory Johnson Manager Electric Company F. Buckley C.F. Buckley Bert Emanuel W. BB. Castlebury Money Thoroneh Willivwiene John A. Storey Downs Postoffice White Brothers Electric Light Company North Bowie
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