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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1922

Page

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Mayfield Voters Urged Prohibition in Crucial Primary

Ex Senator W J Townsend spoke at the Mayfield club rally urging Texas voters to stand by prohibition in the coming primary amid Ferguson impeachment trial turbulence. Townsend, recalling his Senate tenure, warned of Ferguson's tactics while Judge Killough urged clear understanding of issues and men as Texans show their colors.

W. J. Townsend Wichita Falls Mayfield Club Ferguson James FE. Ferguson Senate James BE. Ferguson R. D. L. Killough Texas Mayfield Culberson Owsley Thomas Tom Ball

Vernon Merchants Close for Big Vernon Barbecue

The Retail Merchants association voted to close stores today from 11 am to 2 pm for a get-together and barbecue at Fairpark. The event aims to boost town country cooperation and discuss taxes, charity, and business plans while outlining committee review for closing requests.

Retail Merchants Association DMO Tsly Fairpark Vernon Wilbarger

Fire Destroys City Bakery Fixtures After Tuesday Blaze

Fire of unknown origin damaged furnishings and stock at the City Bakery Tuesday night as Vernon firefighters confined the blaze. Loss estimated at 5000, partly insured, with the building owned by T. L. Pierce. Repairs and reopening planned at a North Main Street site adjoining J. J. Manns service station. City Bakery reopened after two days at its North Main Street location.

T. L. Pierce Vernon Fire Department B.D. Hockersmith North Main Street J. J. Manns Messrs. Anderson & Hockersmith N. Main Street Poother Bakery

Moore and son injured in Vernon area car crash

J R Moore and his son Riley, and A J Moore of Parsley Hill were hurt when their car overturned in a ditch near Quanah on Saturday. J R Moore and Riley have fractured ribs and face and head injuries. Arthur Moore was unhurt. They were returning from a business trip to Childress and live west of Vernon.

J. R. Moore Riley J. Moore Parsley Hill

Bridge opens to traffic before completion on Farge Road

The north bridge over Peaserive on the Farge road opens to travel despite not being finished due to material shortages. Commissioners opted to permit traffic without temporary barriers. The Tolpert road bridge remains closed 7 am to 5 pm for resurfacing, with passage allowed after 5 pm.

Peaserive Farge Road Tolpert Road

Mims to Occupy Baptist Pulpit for Sunday Services

Sev L J Mims announces he will preach at the Baptist Church Sunday for both morning and evening services. The regular pastor has been away on a two weeks outing in the White Mountains of New Mexico.

Sev L. J. Mims Baptist Church White Mountains New Mexico

Highway No. 5 Plans Approved for Vernon Area

State and county officials report highway No. 5 plans east and west of Vernon approved and sent to Fort Worth for federal consent. Projects include three miles east, two miles west from city limits, a peace meal alignment, a subway under the Fort Worth and Denver railroad near Oklainton, and grading funds totaling 206 027 dollars. Contractors ready to bid pending federal approval with awards likely soon to start and complete before cold weather.

State Highway Department Vernon Sineers Federal Department Fort Worth State Department Oklainton Tolbert Peace Meal Tte Fort Worth & Denver Railroad Colorado Gulf

Evans talks caddies through college event

Charles Chick Evans, once a caddy and now a Chicago banker, offered to fund the First National Caddies Championship by selling golf lesson records. Proceeds go to the Caday Championship Fund to send the five top caddies to college, while golfers gain tips from the former champion.

Charles Chick Evans Chicago Uate Edgewater Golf Club Throm College

Rotary and Lions Face Off Over Labor Day Challenge

Lewis P. Kapp of First Christian church spoke at noon about the Rio Grande Valley’s citrus farming. He urged support for freight rate adjustments to aid southwest Texas fruit growers, noting freight differentials as a major handicap. Lions club then challenged Rotarians to a Labor Day baseball game at Pair Park, but action was postponed to the next meeting.

Lewis P. Kapp First Christian Church Rotary Clnbout Rio Grande Widlley Texas Happ P. Metzger McAllen Metzger Valley Country Lions Club Rotarians Pair Park Janey Art

Mayfield Rally On Court House Lawn

Local supporters of Earle Mayfield announce this morning that Montgomery of Burkinknett will speak on the court house lawn tonight in the interest of Candidate Mayfield. Mr Montgomery is a well known public speaker and a man who is capable of entertaining any audience. The public is invited to attend the final rally.

Earle Mayfield Montgomery Burkinknett Court House

Record Will Post Election Returns

The Record has arranged to furnish state-wide returns in the runoff primary election Saturday night in front of the B. and W. Drug store. Bulletins will flash on-screen across the street as county election officials are asked to telephone returns from boxes to number 21. Great interest is shown in all run-off races and complete results are desired as soon as polls close.

Grave Robbery at Anstey Cemetery Shocks Vernon

Officers and citizens search for a culprit after N M Key’s grave is robbed at Anstey cemetery. The grave was uncovered and refilled with bones removed and casket rotted away. NM Key, pioneer of Wilbourger county, died in 1880 and was buried with Masonic honors. His son and associates plan to exhume fragments for relocation to East View cemetery.

N. M. Key Ansley Cemetery V Anetive Anstey Cemetery Vernon Key Dim Key Mir Key Anstey Weether Mr. Key Wilbourger County Ae Ie Wis Ans Wis East View

Form New Cotton Firm in Vernon

Claude Bennett and W K Long Jr form Bennett & Long a Vernon partnership opening offices and sample rooms on North Main at Wanderers corner. They will buy street cotton and chat and export and operate a general cotton business headquarters. Long brings experience with Neil P Anderson Heineken Voglesang and H L Edwards Co. Bennett has ten years in Vernon cotton and formerly with Bennett Scott.

Claude Bennett W. K. Long Jr A. Pr. Peek North Main Street Wanderers Long Bennett & Lone News Vertue Mr Long Neil P. Anderson Chi Vernon Heineken & Voglesang Dates H L. Edwards & Co Wilbarger Beac Texas Bennett & Scott Bennett

Highway Department Grants Request For Seven Per Cent Designation

Telegram from Department brings joy to Lee Highway Committee and citizens interested in road designation. It means another obstacle removed and early adoption of route.

Highway Department Department Lee Highway Committee

Vernon Opens Bridge With Round Tinkers Ranch Dinner

A free barbecue will mark the opening of the Red River bridge, hosted at Round Tinkers ranch in Vernon. W. T. Gibbins says the event will celebrate inter-state travel as delays recede and material arrives, with entertainment and scenic turnout planned. The event emphasizes travel between Texas and Oklahoma, while highways progress in seven per cent class designation from Vernon to Crowell and Plainview to Muleshoe, boosting federal aid prospects.

Round ‘Timbers Ranch Red River W. T. Gibbins Vernon Mr. Gibbins Gibbing Round Tinkers Ranch Texas Oklahoma State Highway Commission Austin Colorado Gulf Ro W W. Coffee Davidson Oklo Crowell Pardueah Matador Ploydada Lockpey Plainview Texico N. M Avastin Desige Crowell Muleshoe

Pile Driver at New Bridge Burns on Wednesday

A pile driver at the Vernon Altus bridge over the river was burned Wednesday night. The damage was slight and will not affect today’s completion. The machine was on the Oklahoma approach when workmen quit, fire caught in piling heads, and the machine was destroyed.

Vernon Altus Oklahoma

Joneses Return From Austin Trip With News

Mr and Mrs J R Jones and daughter Miss Daisy returned Wednesday night from a trip to Austin. They noted the roughest crowds in Clay Wise and Wilbarger counties. In Austin they visited Mr and Mrs W McLarny and Mr and Mrs F M Kemp, new arrivals from Vernon. Miss Jones will leave soon for Austin to attend the fall term at the university opening around September 1.

J. Ro Jones Miss Daisy Austin

Certificate Blanks Available for Legion Convention

Whzy Younghload commander Al bert KH. Robinson post American Legion announces certificate blanks for legion members who may attend the Wa ro convention next month. With filled certificates, a former service member or any family member may procure tickets at a specified rate.

Whzy Younghload Albert KH. Robinson Post Les Xian Legion Toeat Post Tikes Amd

Former Citizen Missing Adjutant Seeks Help

The American Legion in Albert, K. Robinson post reports a letter requesting details about William Alexander Rogers a service member and former Vernon resident. Rogers was last heard from after leaving a government hospital at Fort Bayard New Mexico in December.

Liconse Albert Robinson Post American Legion William Alexander Rogers Vernon Rogers Government Hospital Fort Bayard N. M

Local man hunts for stolen Ford car

Joe Pierce continues a diligent search with local officers for his Ford taken about a week ago from the corner of Wilbarger and Malin streets. No trace has been found despite persistent inquiry.

Joe Pierce Wilbarger Malin

Woman encampment aims to show value of rest and self sufficiency

Mrs Phebe K Warner and Miss Bess Edwards visit Vernon for the first joint women’s encampment at Beaver Creek. They urge rural club women to take a holiday to rest and to focus on farm self sufficiency through poultry marketing. Baylor and Wilbarger counties women participate under extension agents guidance.

Phebe K. Warner Wontle Wateney Europe Aimere Ion Baylor Wilbarget Cometies Beaver Creek Texas

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Censor Committee United States Senate Houston Reagan Sheppard State Senate Colquitt James KE. Ferguson Col. J. B. Mayfield Earle B. Mayfield East Texas Rarle Mayfield House Labor Railyvoad Jim Ferguson Justice of the Peace Wichita T. 1. Pierce Rev Mims Evans Charles S" “Gackie Ewvasts Court House Lawn C.D. Montgomery Burk F. M. DeFee Grandfield Sebe Youngblood Wilson Okla Commission State Capitol BR. If. Coffee Killough J. ©. Hickerwell New Bridge Vistpor
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