Berryes Visit Washington Virginia Military Institute Honor Graduates
Judge W D Berry and Mrs Berry toured Washington D C visiting the Capitol galleries and meeting Rep Parrish while noting improvements in the city. They attended Virginia Military Institute commencement in Lexington where son Keith earned honors with many Texas graduates among the 400 cadets.
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Virginia Military Institute
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Military Academy
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Infantry
Historic Lexington estate honors Lee and Jackson statues
The Lexington Virginia town is noted as the final resting place of Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Lee and Jackson both taught there, with Lee leading Washington and Lee College and Jackson at V M J. Statues honor the leaders on campus and in the cemetery. Keith Berry visits Vernon with remarks praising Texas as a great old commonwealth.
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Clay
Lexington
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Stonewall Jackson
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Academy
Lee
Washington and Lee
Valentine
Berry
Vernon
Keith
Texas
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Foster's Weather Report predicts extreme storms and heat waves
Washington July 8 1921 Judy O six high pressure will cover most of the continent with cooler than usual temperatures and a heat wave around July 15. A warm wave centers along meridian 90 and a major storm system is likely July 14 15 20. Tornadoes tropical storms hail and hurricane risks are noted with widespread rainfall and crop impact. Weather also highlights Jupiter Saturn alignments and forecasts winter grain production above average in 1922. Mr and Mrs S C Johnson plan a Mineral Wells visit.
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D. C
Judy
Canada
America
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Earth
Mars
Uranus
Towarn
Atlantic
Rockies
Alberta
Pittsburg
Asain
Trohimris Tiree Event Noted at FO Tatz's Texas Office
A fragmented OCR item references a Trohimris Tiree event at FO Tatz's office located near earner Texas and Fannin streets. Details are unclear but indicate a local matter involving named places and streets.
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FO Tatz
Texas and
Fanningoer Streets
Miss Mia Edwards Visits Sister in Vernon
Miss Mia Edwards currently living in Fort Worth spent Sunday in Vernon with her sister Miss Opal Edwards.
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Mia Edwards
Fort Worth
Vernon
Opal Edwards
Railroad Safety Card Warns Motorists About Crossing Dangers
A Pennsylvan ia Railroad Safety First notice urges motorists to slow near crossings and heed warnings after rising railroad accident tolls. Observers across the system monitor drivers who ignore look and listen rules, sending reminder postcards to offenders to prevent tragedies.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Safety First
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Ehane
Fia
Thompson Community Notes From July Harvest Week
A light rain fell in Thompson Sunday as grain threshing progresses. Visitors include Miss Johnie Lee Baker of Fort Worth and Witte McChire of Burkburnett. W. Garvin to preach at Westey Chapel with dinner on the ground. The Sehmoker family plans Burkburnett visit and annual Middle West trip.
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Miles Rainwater
Vernon
Ranzy Lattrell
J. A
Willie Crites
S. Sehmoker
Burkburnett
Mr. Sehmoker
Middle West
Dave
Mrs L C Cole Returns Home From Month Long Visit
Mrs L C Cole arrived home Wednesday after a month long visit to Mineral Wells and Dallas with family and friends.
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L. C. Cole
Ty Mineral Wells
Dallas
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