Fat Stock Show Plans Prepared for Fort Worth
Increased appropriations for the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show for 120 were announced by Secretary-Manager RR Henry. The event opens March 7 with a grand pageant and coronation marking the eleventh year. The exhibit scope expands with more room for farm implements and road building machinery, West Texas counties contributing many displays. Demonstrations will cover farming and road work, and the Colbert herd from Stamford will exhibit. Railroad rates offer fare one third within 150 miles, with higher rates beyond. outside-Texas rates to be announced. Rodeo entries are expected to surpass last year's. Ted Padlock seeks steers and horses for events. Hal Worth returns as pageant director with imported scenery.
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Fort Worth
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Ted Padlock
Hal Worth
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Miss Frankie Crawford Visits Relatives and Friends
Miss Frankie Crawford arrives in town for a visit with relatives and friends, staying at a local residence and planning gatherings with longtime acquaintances.
Campaign for New Members of Teacher Association Begins
Word has been received from the secretary of the Texas Teachers Association at Fort Worth that Witharger county will be organized to enlist for the association. Fifteen committees have completed plans and will begin work immediately. J. A. Hollyr, superintendent of county schools, will lead district enrollment in Witharger county, which includes thirteen districts and a target of about 1,000 members per district.
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Fort Worth
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Local Residents Involved In Weekend Accidents And Visits
Mrs W W Da Nunn improves after illness. Mrs Befort Latreeth visited parents. J G Lattrell injured in a car wreck but not seriously. Beatrice Clark visited her sick mother in Wichita Falls. Neighbors Warren Elliott Fargo and others visited W I Nunn and family. Oscar Bartley and Opal Barley of Chillicothe visited Mr. and Mrs. W L Nunn.
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Vernon
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Bion Nin
Minguio
Tiattie Wooodrell
G. Battrell
Harrold
Beatrice Clark
Wichiita Falls
J. G. Latttrell
Buford
Mr. Lattrell
Bat
F.T. Johnson
E.G. Lattrell
Warren Elliott
Fargo
Joel Bolton
Murphy
Mayland
W. 1. Nunn
Oscar Bartley
Opal
Rawly Barley
Chillicothe
Vernon area social notes and local visits reported
Mrs. Arthur Newt and Mrs. J G Luaterell spent Thursday with Mrs. Bean Martin in West Vernon. Olde has come to live with him. John Wreen of Vernon visited his parents. Delphus Nunn is very ill. Galaway of Vernon visited Annie and Bryn Nenn. Mr. and Mrs. Galaway of Vernon visited Mr. and Mrs. John Patton. The singing of Mr. Scott’s Wednesday night was well attended.
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Soundbay
J. G. Luaterell
Bean Martin
West Vernon
Mr. Woodrel
Pipton
Delphus Nunn
Rath Galaway
Vernon
Annie
Bryn Nenn
Galaway
John Patton
Mr. Scott
Bryn Nunn
Bolton
McBrath
Crowell
H.C. Winn
Vernon area Sunday events amid cold illness
A Vernon crowd gathered Sunday afternoon for singing with attendees from Vernon Farmers Valleys Midway and Jackson Springs. Cold weather and widespread sickness limited Sunday school attendance. Several locals and visitors noted, including Mrs Stephens improving after illness, Page family in Chillicothe, and Mrs Starr visiting Jimrick household.
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Vernon
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Midway
Jackson Springs
Mre
Stephens
Pote
Mix
Elbo Page
Mee
Page
Chillicathe
Tee
Pesay
Earl Stephens
South Vernon
Odelle Shiamones
Mathis
Tolbert
Vernon Sanday
Willis Emrick
Télbert
Welocat News Updates From Wisonsin? No. (Use actual content)
Mrs W 1D Nunn recovers after illness. G Luttrell heals from last week car crash injuries. Hendersons of Elliott visit J G Luttrell. Henderson is sister of Mr Luttrell. Vernon residents share visits with Luttrells and others. Various relatives travel between Vernon Harrold Crowell and Farmers Valley. health issues and social visits noted.
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G. Luttrell
F. H. Henderson
Elliott
J. G. Luttrell
Henderson
Bie
Vernon
Vernon social roundup notes visitors and illnesses
Sunday greetings and weekend visits fill Vernon households as families host relatives from Oklahoma and nearby towns. influenza cases limit activity while several residents, including Will Key and Closson’s family, recover at home.
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