Vernon Texas post office notice sets subscription address rules
Entered in the post office at Vernon Texas as second class mail matter under act of Congress March 3 1878. Subscribers desiring a change of address should give old as well as new address to ensure prompt attention. Subscription rates One Year two dollars.
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Vernon
Texas
Congress
Meaure
Ta Ain A aSoca
The Widows and Sons in Political Races
A Wisconsin senator’s death spurs his widow and a son to run for the vacancy, with notes on widows of officeholders and sons of deceased leaders. The Dallas News comments on sympathy for bereaved candidates, while critics doubt the pattern will endure and urge merit over bereavement.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
United States Congress
Massachusetts
Congress
Wyoming
Dallas News
Theodore Roosevelt
Labor's Real Enemy Warns Against Radicalism in Labor
The American Federation president vows to wage war on radical elements within unions led by Chicago agitators. He accuses communists and bolshevists of harming organized labor and argues the true threat is pretend friends who mislead workers into violent policy, not capitalists.
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American Federation
Chicago
Labor unrest and public opinion on strikes and information
The piece argues that workers seek advancement through legitimate means and that the American public will act fairly when given accurate information. It warns against intimidation by labor and stresses that neither unions nor capital can dominate the public for long, noting that widespread strikes lose support without public backing.
Vernon needs electric traffic signals for pedestrian safety
A letter notes chronic traffic problems in Vernon with daily and Saturday crowding in the business district. It urges electric signals to alternate right of way, slow delivery drivers, and pupil protection near schools, calling on the police chief to address driver behavior.
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Vernon
Farada Street
Pedeos
Mai
Esa
Mrs J B Cox Dies in Mexico New Mexico
Mrs J B Cox aged 44 died Thursday night in Mexico New Mexico after an extended illness. The family had traveled for her health all summer and she died Friday. Interment was in Tolbert cemetery. Born in Jackson County Tennessee she had lived in Texas for many years. She was a Methodist church member and lived a Christian life. She is survived by her husband J B Cox.
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J. B. Cox
Mexico
New Mexico
Wade
Tolbert Cemetery
Jackson County
Tenn
Texas
Local notes on funerals visits revivals and socials
The community records funeral attendance for relatives of Lillian Ed rie Raymond and others. Mary Colwra of Tothart visited with Ruth Reylon and Mrs. Voughtawl. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Eynory Bloome was laid to rest at Kirkland cemetery. Dewey Brock returned from Dallas county. Gus Rape family returned from Pittsburg. Rev Reed and brother led a revival at Prairie View with dinner guests. Swim and daughters Mae and Ruby attended the Methodist revival. Mrs W A Frith and sons visited Mrs Johnnie Boone. A large crowd enjoyed singing. revival closed with several conversions and a prayer meeting is set each Wednesday. Clara Louise Riddle visits enroute to Memphis.
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Ies
Lillian
Edrie
Raymond
Misa Mary Colwra
Tothart
Ruth Reylon
Voughtawl
Bessie Ethos
Vernon
I. J. Philpe
Hirs
Eynory Bloome
Kirkland
Noah Brock
Isabelle Nichols
Dewey Brock
Dallas County
Gus Rape
Pittsburg
Reed
Prairie View
Duggins
Swim
Mae
Ruby
W. A. Frith and Sons
Johnnie Boone
Polbert
Yarborough
Willie Craig
Clarendon
Knowledge Is Power Studio Training for Business
An offer promotes a bread and butter education via studio training for business. It promises a valuable learning path using spare time with a small tamntinlg fee covering total cost. Investigate.
Queen Wilhelmina Survives Auto Crash Uninjured
A reckless driver lost control and crashed into the car carrying Queen Wilhelmina of Holland. The queen was not harmed, though the incident prompted transport checks and a brief court inquiry.
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Wilhelmina
Holland
Farrell and Pace Return From Colorado Trip
Teddy Farrell and James Pace have returned from an extended visit in Boulder and Colorado Springs. Mr and Mrs Vincent Crisp of the Fargo community left Wednesday after a message from Big Sandy Texas said Mrs Crisp's father J M Baird was critically ill in that place.
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Teddy Farrell
James Pace
Boulder
Colo
Colorado Springs
Vincent Crisp
Fargo
Big Sandy
Texas
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Wichita Falls Building & Loan Ass
N. Murchison, Coffee & Stokes Managers
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Farmers Valley
Blue Bird
Sanitary Meat Market North Main Street
Clara Louise Riddle
F. A. Newth
Meimphis
Louiss Pletcher
Indianapolis
Herlin
Count von Schmettow
Higginbotham
Davis Bldg
Queen Wilhelaciina
Ff Economical Transportation
Ee “Agrisnthec 2
Chevrolet
F. Q
Flint
Michigan
Ladd’s Place
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Mohawk
Thompson’s Filling Station
Delco-Light
Turner Electric Company
General Electric Contractors
Perkins Timberlake Company