Ardmore Notes and Local Trades in Fort Worth Journal
Ardmore and Fort Worth area items report visits from Miss Bennie Works and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith of Fargo. A baby’s illness improves per a Yaklaunion message. Local sales include hog shipments at 15.85 per hundred and property listings for sale or trade near Main Street with several houses and bungalows offered by A. P. Peck Ady.
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Mrs. C
Iam
Peck
Wurlitzer Installed at Pictorium Theater
A Wurlitzer pipe organ has been installed in the Pictorium Theater booth. It can be played by hand or roll and includes flute, violin, stopped diapason, drums, bells, triangle and other effects with a high grade concert piano. The instrument cost 2200 dollars.
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Pictorium Theater
Electric Bell
Norton aims to grow his own meat after blizzard
H N Norton from Vernon says no local stock losses from the blizzard though cattle suffered. He plans to grow his own meat again next year and may have a few pigs to sell. Neighbors out that way are reducing livestock to a minimal herd, which could push pork prices higher. George Leudtke and R D Besselmen visited from Maple Hill on Saturday.
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H. N. Norton
Vernon
President asks teachers to assist in registrant indexing
The article details the president requesting teachers to volunteer for indexing registrants. It lists numerous men ordered to local board for physical examination and outlines further assignments to report on specific days, with many service numbers and names among those notified or scheduled for examination.
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Bo Waldeness
Willian LeRoy
Bleckwell
Kint Dickey
Alys Jackson King
Linton James Sullivan
Gos
Floyd D. Rushine
Warner William Duke
Hugh Donnell Phoempson
Roy Lee Sauithson
GSS
William ©. Heard
Liarl Stine
Robert Edwin Flynt
Carlo Huddleston
James Bennett Pendergraft
Charles Cleade Stark
Columbus Dancan Lee
John Carl Lynn
Willie Willheit
Herschel Thompson
Sshelby
Carpenter
William ‘Thomas Beavis
William Otis Stine
Leonard Beacham Smith
McClever
Britain
Allen Matthews
Vernon and vicinity social and business notes
Local residents are mentioned visiting towns, returning from Camp Bowie, and taking jobs. J. A. Ammons, Clifford Young, and Romer V. Moore appear with family and employment updates. Real estate and sale listings, millinery purchases, and a carload of cotton seed are noted along with a recovery update on Thomas from a burn incident.
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Sumren Green
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Curtis Oliver
Andrew Baker
Charlie David Walls
Elihu Eerl Redford
Walter Sylvester Patterson
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William Henry Mintz
Robert Russell Pearcy
Lon Avant Cartwright
Joseph Robert Mitchells
Chester Allen Syrnes
Thomas M. Spurrock
Walker Henry Kee
Clint Farrell Swartwood
Steve Gaw
Solon Vatrick Crain
Madison Wayne Lawson
Joe Haney
Owen Edwin Carpenter
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Lloyd Baris
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Edwin W. Foerster
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