Pastor Moore receives Christmas gift after prayer
The First Presbyterian Church of this city held a faith affirming moment as Pastor Moore recounted a personal prayer for funds to buy a pew suit and overcoat. A $100 check arrived from W R Glasgow, longtime West Texas banker, along with a note recalling their past friendship and asking him to accept the gift.
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Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Moore
W. R. Glasglow
West National Bank
West, Texas
West
Dr Moore
Will Glasgow
Hing
This Is Nation of Nut Eaters Records Prove It
Records show nut consumption across the United States including pecans walnuts filberts chestnuts chinquapins beach nuts butter nuts and black walnuts. Vernon Texas and other towns buy and consume thousands of pounds annually.
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Nation of Nut Eaters
United States
Vernon
Texas
Revolution in Mexico centers around Veracruz
The Mexican revolution continues with several minor clashes last week as Federal troops under President Obregon and his staff win a string of engagements and plan a drive on Veracruz, the rebel capital.
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Mexico
Veracruz
Alvaro Obregon
Vera Cruz
Let Us Fill Your Barrel With American Coal Oil
A. B. Hartwood offers coal oil and invites customers to call for service. Phone number 745 appears in the ad. The message emphasizes customer satisfaction and availability.
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A. B. Hartwood
Missouri Representative Proposes 2.75 Percent Beer to Enforce Dry Law
Representative Leonidas Dyer of Missouri proposes enforcing prohibition via 2.75 percent beer and taxing it to fund dry law enforcement. He argues that this strength would win broad support for the dry law among roughly three quarters of the people.
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Leonidas
Dyer
Missouri
Walter Walbrick Leaves for Williamson Home
Walter Walbrick departed last week for Williamson to establish his future home. Local social notes report numerous visits and small gatherings among residents of El Reno and nearby communities including Harrold Elliott and Vernon.
Community News from Oklahoma Union Area
Sunday church services noted with Mrs Th B B Atkins and daughters at Grover. Family moves to Carer community. Fr Hobson and children visited Oklavion. J Balia's business trip to Theimason. Attendees at a mie str. per at Elliott included many locals. Farmers busy with cotton. Local illness and social events, including a candy making night hosted by Miss Lela Nettles.
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Oklaunion
B. Atkins
Grover
A. B. Willencon
Fr. Hobson
Oklavnion
Fy Nettles
McCardie
Theimason
J. Balia
Eiliott Fron
U. H. Honteehens
Be Atkins
Geo
Bob Marshall
Noves
Ruth Hontehens
Tartem Lowe
Gober Wilkenson
Tala Thomas
Ploud Nettles
Ralph Hoentchens
A. B. Wilkenson
Berthe Hayes
Mammie
Bert Rains
Bertha
Louise Uty
Lela Nettles
Weatherford Man Grows Seven Pound Turnip
R B Richardson of Pars community, resident over thirty five years, grew a seven pound white globe turnip rivaling a Weatherford rival. Turnip weighed at a grocery store then displayed at the Record office. Also notes Presbyterian Guild sale of fancy Christmas gifts at Mrs Hale Colley’s residence.
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R. BB. Richardson
Weatherford
Richardson
Presbyterian Guild
Hale Colley
Why rain often follows battles in fair weather
The Weather Bureau explains rain often follows battles due to troop movements needing dry roads and favorable conditions. It notes that counting hits and misses would show rain after such events, while a key reason is that movements require dry weather, making rain more likely after battles than before.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather note ends drought as battle looms in tale
The text observes that ten preliminary days of dry spell may end soon, with rain expected as the normal routine progresses. It clarifies the battle itself does not cause the rain, implying weather patterns are independent of ongoing conflict.
Weinhold Visits Vernon On Odell News Business
N F H Weinhold editor and publisher of the Odell News came to Vernon for business. He predicted the Odell territory will likely yield over 10 000 bales of cotton this year. Record Classified Ads get results.
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Weinhold
N. FH. Weinhold
Editoxy
Odell News
Vernon
Odell
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Roy Lemons
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Inez
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Offie Pierce
Elliott
Joe Recks
Harry
Charlie
George Donges
Eva Nettles
Red River
F. TL. Nettles
Albert Noyes
Oscar Neves
W. Schible
Fred Salk
Fred, Jr
George Lutz
F. Johnson
Institute
Fred Houtehens
Electra
M. I. Luedtke
Floyd Hutchens
Elliott Sunady
A. B. Wilkerson
Lelia Nettles
Price Mattress Factory
Deaf Smith Street
M. L. Bird
Phon
Vernon, Texas
Vernon Adjusting Co
A. P. Howard
Fargo Turnip
Painee Police
Melbourne
Australia
America
Dublin
Rences
Merry Christmas
Lisenbee Furniture Co
Shire Building
Fentress & Walker
Waggoner Bank
City Bakery
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
F. L. Massie
Coats
Dixon Dry Goods Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Fratt
Perfection” Boys
Edwin Clapp
Howard & Foster
Billiken
Dixonary Goods Co. Outfitters
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