Vernon High School Baseball Team Holds First Workouts
Vernon high school began practice for the 1922 season with 35 candidates reporting. Coach Morrow aims for a strong line of returnees and new talent, with early positions contested and plans to fund new uniforms. Schedule hurdles include late spring games with several colleges and towns pending acceptance.
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Vernon High School
Morrow
Fairgrounds
Hmberig
Crowell
Vernon
Wichita Falls
North Fort Worth
Clarendon College
Altus
Okla
Seymour
Oguanah Frederick
Electra
Quanual
Capper-Volstead Bill Promises Farm Marketing Reforms
President signs the Capper Volstead Farmers Cooperative Market Bill to aid farm marketing. Officials and agricultural groups foresee greater profit for grain and produce through new cooperative lines and marketing support.
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Parm Marketing
Harding
Capper-Woelstead
Te Fori Greiner Sa Eeneelise Muatheting
Ict
Hue Fagiers
Spidalte
Capper-Volstead Farmers Co-Operative Market
Vernon contractor John Doan dies after illness at 81
John Doan, Vernon resident since 1900 and born in Ontario on November 5 1840, died at his home after a short illness from pneumonia. Survived by wife, four children, and three married grandchildren. Services pending arrival of relatives with First Presbyterian officiating. Burial in East View.
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Joly Doan
Vernon
Down
T. M. Bergeson
John Stinson
Lamar
Colo
J. H. Cromer
Wichita Falls
Sam J. Stimson
Greenville
Clint Swartwood
Frank Byrd
Roy McConibe
West Texas Street
Mr. Doan
Ontario
Canada
United States
Michigan
Kansas
Iroch
Hey
Haddreds
Wilbarger County
EL of
Moore
Jol Salter
SS. Ballew
Oscar Wright
WT. Smith
Harper Reed
Voom
Taylor
Horace Pitts
J. H. Pendleton
W. Backus
J. HH. BE. Young
Dale Shive
Arthur Vernon
East View
New Reference Books Added to Library Shelves
A selection of reference works placed on library shelves includes English Synonyme Explained in Alphabetical Order by George Crabb revised with modern terms and cross references. Guide to Historical Fiction by M A Baker lists about 5000 novels on past life with notes and plots. Harper's Dictionary of Classical Literature and Antiquities offers concise articles across topics with sources. The High School Debate Book by C Robbins contains 18 briefs and introductory guidance for debating.
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George Crabb
M.A Baker
Alough
Harper's Dictionary of
Ly Hs. C. Robbins
Vale of Hebate
Voters and UT Williamson County Contribute Food Drive
Voters and the University of Texas in Williamson County donate a carload of corn for famine sufferers in the Far East. The county’s schools and many farmers contributed as over 3,000 people attended a barbecue and celebration at Grimes No. 1. Beef weighed 2,000 pounds and mat ty 660 pounds were served with 2,600 loaves of bread. The four-state Older Have conference for Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma met in Texurkatia Friday.
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Williamson County
Far East
Grimes No
Bt Weil
Niew
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texurkatia
Oklahoma Girl Ordained as Preacher in Oklahoma News
Miss Ora Stoddard, thirteen, of Miami Oklahoma, has been granted a preaching license by the Northeastern Oklahoma Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. She began preaching last summer in mining districts of the Indian State and has spoken at several pulpits. She is the daughter of J. J. Stoddard and attends seventh grade at a local school.
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Ora Stoddard
Miami
Okio
OklAhoma
The
Methodist Episcopal Chreft
Miss Stoddard
Wood Mes
Market report signals early heavy buying period
Last week marked the major trading period of the season with first heavy return buying. Visiting merchants who had not come this season attended the market before this date and a variety of transactions were noted as preparations for upcoming events.
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Pallas O Whylexalers
Duitee
State Board of Education Sets Scholastic Apportionment
About 180 delegates attended a four day session at State Lime Methodist Church. The board voted to apportion two dollars per scholastic on March 1 due to tight statewide finances. Agricultural market news from University of Texas radio will report central markets via Kansas City. Texas National Guard encampment dates set at Camp Mabry with cavalry training July 27 to 30 and infantry August 14 to 18. An employer asks a clerk about a lady’s age and is told she is thirty-odd, thirty-nine if odd.
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State Board of Education
Texas
University of Texas
Kansas City
Adjutant Generals Department
Eighth Army Corps
Anuel
Texas National Guard
Camp Mabry
Cavalry
Infantry
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Vernon Theater
Conway Tearle In
Shirley Mason
Jackie
Vernon Theatre
Puckett Brothers
Baird
Neucleus
Tetter
Nenelons
Baird Smith
Larimore
Parr
Small
Farrett
Esker Curtis
Marrow
Oon Richards
Wiehards
Curtis
Verven
McCombs
Warr
Sneed
Boon Smith
Smith
Hortstes Bramblent
Motlyr
Musee Gate den
Latimere
Seterna
Guay Fue
Sarrell
Warrell Biehood
Castlebury
Cook
Syve
Hares
John Doan
Poo
Stinson
Lamar, Cole
A. H. Crompler
Wiebitte Paris
Treve
Hurch
Westminster
Randall Thomas Davidson
Canterbury
Marvin
Princess Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Weetiuineio Abbey
Oklahoma Maid
Puertern
Ferg
Tosge Coggedays of Brothers
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Tegas League of Wagar
State Lime Methodist Church
Renmained
Motor Supply Co
Mobilors, Gas and Service
Pure Foods
Honset Prices
Puckett Bros
Sherwin-Williams
Swartwood &Co
Murray's
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