Coffee is Re-elected President of Local Chamber
R. H. Coffee was re-elected president of the Chamber of Commerce at a new board meeting held in the library building. The meeting approved a new constitution, expanded terms for directors, created an executive committee, and set membership rules including admission of farmers and a new third vice president.
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Coffee
R. H. Coffee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Danuere
T. H. Shive
BK Johnson
Secold
Jack Sumner
Dee Morrow
T. Smith
A. M. Bourland
R. H. Coffer
W. H. Huggins
TD. HH
Shive
Cy Long
L. G. Hawkins
O.P. Warlick
W. O. Stokes
Willeen
T. A. Shive
C.T. Smith
Winh Jon c. Stanner
Wilharger
Wilbarger
Monroe Philips
Sam Lee
Pers
J. B. Dodson
Cotteissicatrs Ems
Electon
Specis vingdAis
Nomielar Union
Sarna
No addition made to hospital now
Dr T K Standifer states no expansion of the county hospital is planned at present. Vernon and Wilbarger counties consider erecting a new hospital but Standifer favors preserving current facilities and notes potential future steps only if public sentiment supports expansion.
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saAring
Bettie City
T. K. Standifer
Vernon
Wilharger
Standifer
Tenes
Mechanics Garage Established in Vernon by McCarter
The Mechanics Garage at 408 N Main Street Vernon is established by Irwin McCarter, a known local oil supply figure. Tes Williams, former foreman of Cole auto shops in Vernon and Wichita Falls, works with him. The shop currently handles repair work and plans to take on agencies for several car makes in the near future.
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Mechanics Garage
Main Street
Vernon
Irwin McCarter
MeCarter
Tes Williama
Cole Automobile
Wichita
Four Licenses During Past Week Reported
Marriage licenses issued January 14 include Chip Mickle and Bliss Sallie Voart Shorellt of Odell. Other names listed: Beery, Be.... February couples mentioned. Community meeting attendees named: Les Johnson, X Shive, Fred Sunes, Mrs O Wallick, CT Smith, A Bourland, W H Huggins.
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Chip Mickle
Bliss Sallie Voart Shorellt
Odell
Dannuey Fioy
A. Finvet
Thlagesion
Salilenvy TE
Qine
Les
BK. Johnson
Shive
Freds Sunes
Catholic Mission to be Held Here by Rev Becker
A Catholic mission begins January 23 at the local church and runs for a week. Rev Hy Becker leads daily services at 10 AM and 8 PM, with all welcome to attend. Father Becker, a veteran apostle in the order, has over fifteen years of mission experience and has conducted missions across many states.
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Hy Becker
Welveme Toy
Fensl
Rip Neta
Father Hecker Betonge
Ah Ny Tong
Pinon
Farm credit data shows large 1920 rediscounts
Bradstreet's notes a letter from Governor Afar of the Federal Reserve Board and Senator Gren, chairman of the Agriculture Committee, arguing farm credit rose in 1919 1920. The records claim Federal Reserve rediscounts of agricultural paper near two billion dollars in 1920 and over double the level of the previous year, though figures are estimates with exact totals not published.
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Afarimg
Bederal Reserve Board
Gren
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Bradstreet
Harding
Hovervet
Federal Reserve
He Federal Reserve Banks
City Tax Payment Shortfall Sparks Voter Tax Talk
About one third of city taxes have been paid this year with a week and a half left to settle obligations. Six voters have paid poll taxes of one dollar each. Alderwoman Agni urges voters that women should pay poll taxes to be eligible for suffrage and participate in the election.
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Lt Agni
Twin Boys Born to Mr and Mrs W J Hacker
Twin boys were born January 22 to Mr and Mrs W J Hacker who reside on Neath Aehtrset.
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W. J. Hacker
Neath
Aehtrset
College President Says Education Must Be Christian
Stover, president of Clerendon College at Manthey, argues education should be Christian to support church work, fundraise 100000 for student aid, and deepen moral leadership. He cites wartime literacy gaps and the need for religious schools to train ministers, teachers, and civic leaders.
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Clerendon College
Manthey
Sy Bothang
Slover
United States
Ehuweb
Stover
Nation
Une Nation
Mort
Lisman to Tour Eastern States with Trio Ensemble
Hawii Licioan son of P. P. Views Sy of Vernon prepares a cross country tour through New York Pennsylvania and Ohio with the Triges Cuartelle Cin in Boston. The singer plans a northern Canada leg after Providente with a spring start and a short engagement at Patton.
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Hawi Licioan
P. P
Vernon
Tara Cone
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Triges Cuartelle Cin
Boston
Rotary club guests hosted by Wichita
Ary Gaewds of Rotary Chai Emory Rhoads and M Wolfes attended as guests along with Jed Morrow Reverend Ww Hasne and Buford Drown. Luther Stark district governor addressed the Wichita Rot ary Club during their Tuesday meeting at the hotel in Topeka.
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Emory Rhoads
M. Wolfes
Morrin
Jed Morrow
Ww. Hasne
Buford % Drown
Tuuesday
Wichita Fyts Rotary Club
Luther Stark
Preacher Rey Clapp Delivers Final Poneghat Sermon
Rey Clapp concludes his last Poneghat sermon at the Baptist Church as a two week evangelistic meeting wraps up. Attendees praised the services, noting the revival of spirit and the leader’s emphasis on honoring Christ.
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Bolapp
Paléstine
Baptist Charen
Assault at oil mill prompts arrest of two women
Nevro women charged with attack on male oil mill employee Love as he walked home from work near the Port Worth and Denver depot. He was stabbed and struck, pockets robbed, then pursued by sheriffs and found by deputies in a Negro quarter location.
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Nevro
Lottie Politden
Love
Port Worth
Denver
Bed Innehack
Hue
Corringie
Nauk
Eleetra to View Hospital
In a report from the chamber a visit by Eleetra will inspect a hospital project recently opened or planned. Officials will assess the new sanitarium and its facilities, to gauge feasibility for a regional medical center in the nearby communities.
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Doen Chamber of Commerce
Wleetra
Tolter Savin
Gorhy
Cotton prices drift as market shows weak demand
The report notes cotton prices slipping due to depressed demand over the past three days. A marker indicates a value near twelve cents per pound for low grade fiber, while higher grade cotton would fetch about eight cents per pound at Saturday’s sale to local buyers.
Birth of Boy to Moore Family on West Maiden Street
A boy was born January 10 to Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Moore residing on West Maiden Street. The announcement lists the family address and the newborn's date of birth.
Smith's Severe Head Injury After City Street Crash
Smith suffers a five inch gash on the head with multiple stitches after a two car collision on Varadise Street near Maradise and Funnin Streets. Mrs. Rireh driving a Mord sedan and Mrs. Birch in another vehicle blamed for failing to see the other car. Smith was unconscious and taken home after treatment. Both drivers state moderate speeds with no clear visibility prior to impact.
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Abse
Tolay
Amirshall
Birch
Sireh
Fannin Street
Smith
Intersecting Streets Improve Traffic Route
Intersecting streets between Dara dise and Witharger, west of Malinas tov uecolar street are being graded to improve traffic. The roads have been in poor condition since the paving of Daradise street.
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Daradise
Witharger
Malinas
Tov Uecolar
Daradise Atroet
Overheated Flue Causes Alarm at Quirk Residence
An overheated flue at Shonne W. Quirk's home at 625 West Maiden Avenue triggered an alarm around 7 p.m. Wednesday. No fire was reported and no damage occurred.
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Shonne W. Quirk
Yew Store Building Under Construction on Cumberland Street
A brick store building is being erected on Cumberland street between Marshall and Wilbarger by 8 R Cmm. The one story structure measures 22 by 7 feet and will form a heel and stereo building.
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Cumberland Street
Marshall
Wilbarger
Heel and Stere
Denton Officers Hold Black Suspect on Sheriff Info
James Walden, a Black man, was arrested Saturday by sheriff forces based on information from Denton county sheriff. He is held pending arrival of officers from Denton.
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James Walden
Denton County
Fine Negro for Assault in Justice Court
Lee Hull a Black man was fined five dollars and ordered to roast Thursday morning in the justice of the peace court for simple assault. Hull was charged with striking his wife with a club.
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Lee Hull
Justice of the Peace Court
Hull
Demonstrators of Cooking Draw Large Woman Attendance
A Vernon County cooking school drew a large female audience with attendees from Wilbarger and neighboring counties. Demonstrations covered economical meat cuts, Swiss steak preparation, and methods to tenderize tougher meats, led by Miss Beas Edwards, Miss Heith Lucy, and Miss Mute Goodfellow.
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Ded Morrow
Chamber of Commerce
Vernon
Wilbarger County
Vetoek
Morrow
Aima
Beas Edwards
Heith Lucy
Mute Goodfellow
H. 8
Starr
Ciy
Heeft
Atso
Miss Taey
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