Canned Okra and Tomatoes Offered by J A Puckett Son
Local grocer J A Puckett & Son advertises canned okra and canned tomatoes at 26 cents per can highlighting value for shoppers.
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J. A. Puckett & Son
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
8
Local Merchants and Shoppers in Vernon and Chillicothe
J A Puckett and Son advertise bulk grits and 0 Dte parts west of Fort Worth while Ferrell Swartwood Co in North Main promotes peaches. Marvin Sweatmann returns home from Camp Bowie to visit his mother near Barge. J F Graham, Dixon Kenmerly Dry Goods manager in Chillicothe, was in Vernon on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Sweatmann
Camp Bowie
Hear Barge
J. F. Graham
Dixon Kenmerly Dry Goods Company
Chillicothe
Vernon Wednesday
Tell Your Friends to Seubscribe for The Record
A brief promo urging readers to subscribe to The Record, highlighting benefits and urging action.
Ver Tern hosting business trip and Ford parts shop
Ben Martin of Seymour is in Ver Tern for a few days of business. Ferrell Swartwood Co. on North Main advertises the largest Ford parts stock west of Fort Worth. Miss Jewel Sweatman, a Grapevine School teacher, visited Ver ton yesterday to see her brother Marvin from Camp Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Martin
Seymour
Ver
Ford
Fort Worth
Ferrell- Swartwood Co
North Main
Jewel Sweatman
Grapevine School
Verton
Marvin
Camp Bowie
Men Who Married Since May 18 to Appear Wednesday
Registrants who have married since May 18 are ordered to report at 10 oclock Wednesday morning February 27 for reconsideration of their Class 1 status. Cecil Storey, chairman of the local Exemption Board, urges affected men to come in and bring evidence on good faith of the marriage and to permit possible reclassification or withdrawal of appeals. Fifty-three men were notified for examination. lists and transfers to local Exemption Board for classification and examination are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Storey
Eyemprien Board
Soard
Chiss I
Karl M. Ballew
Fark A. Sehur
Kirby G. Davis
Monetieth ‘T. Lincecum
Robert Jones
Reuben M. Biter
Henry Kirby Gore
Seth Alexander Dumas
Ollie Lee Barnes
John EB. Krebs
Joseph C. Sumner
Willie Blackburn Swim
Jes- Doyle
Frank Riges
Sidse «i
Herman Ernest Gloyna
Orand
Louis Raymond Bailey
Guy H. Pettit
French A. Stalleup
Martin Frank Foerster
Roy Wilkinson
Elmer Owen
Isaac B. Briscoe
Earl Milby
Edwin Walter Lingnan
Willie Bachman
Anderson Cage Smith
Samuel M. Napier
Benjamin Joseph Parker
Charlie Thomas Reid
Harvey L. Westerman
Clark Hickerwell
Maurice Lee Bonner
William Henry Hawley
Paul G. Graft
Arthur Loran Bell
William Arthur Watkins
Godfrey Ewald
W. Po Thomas
Wewitt Jobe
Oscar W. Streit
Joseph I
White City Pie Social Nets 27 Dollars
In White City on Feb. 20 a pie supper at the school building raised 17.30 to support athletics. Measles and pneumonia illnesses are reported in the community. Senior boys beat Maniksen and Tolbert clash with White City on home ground ended with disputed outcome. A basketball game is planned for Friday between White City and Hank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ughiest
DB. Ball
White City
Manik
Tolbert Keys
Tooley Heads to Camp Travis for Army Service
R W Tooley son of Rey and Mrs R W Tooley spent two days in Vernon with his parents and left for Camp Travis to enter service of Uncle Sam. He has been a school teacher in Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. ‘Tooley
Rey
R. W. ‘Pooley
Vernon
Camp Travis
Uncle Sar
Tooley
Clay
Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. H. W. Culpepper
We thank friends and relatives who showed kindness during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother, J. H. W. Culpepper, and our children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hw, Culpepper
Leutwyler Plans Home Repaint on South Main Street
EB. M. Leutwyler orders repainting of his South Main Street home. Four rooms will be repapered and other improvements completed as part of the update. Local notice mentions repairs and upkeep for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. M. Leutwyler
South Main Street
Pax Colles tor of Wilbarger County Announcement
A candidate explains his two year effort to win the Pax Colles seat in Wilbarger County and notes his decision to remain with Vernon Hardware and Taplement Company rather than run. He thanks voters for past support and assurances of future backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pax Collestor
Wilbarger County
Vernon Hardware & Taplement Company
Ite Adv
Local Oil Well Brings New Production Near Electra
Prairie Hill Oil Company completes a second well on Sunshine Hill near Electra. Finished at 550 feet, it shows 75 to 100 barrels. No. 2 well expected this week. Company controls 3000 acres in Wilbarger county with BE. A. Dale of Electra as president and John Dahl and J. Pat Pope of Vernon as vice president and secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Hill Oil Company
Sunshine Hill
Electra
Geres
Wilbarger County
BE. A. Dale
First State Bank of Electraix
John Dahl
J. Pat Pope
Vernon
Government Out of Seed Corn in County
Government has disposed of its seed corn supply per county agent N. R. Tisdale. A limited amount of other seed remains and will be furnished through the county agent at the lowest possible price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R.tisdale
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of mother
We thank the people in and around Oklainton for their kindness shown us and our children during the short illness and death of our mother Mrs. W. B. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklainton
W. B. Hawkins
W. H. Little
Local Names Appear in Unclear Notices
Fragmentary text lists Mrs and Mr Outh, Willems of Dallas, and Migs with Leggregh on 1 Street amid unclear context. The item seems to be a damaged notice or directory fragment with several personal names and a street reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willems
Dallas
Migs
Mr. Leggregh
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T. J. Youngblood
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