Third of Vernon residents join Carnegie library cards
The Carnegie library issued 2368 membership cards, over one third of Vernon's population, with many members from the county due to extended privileges. June borrows dipped from spring, fines brought in 14 dollars 82 cents, and librarian Miss Lillian Newton announced The Book of History in sixteen volumes for youth, praised for its breadth and illustrations.
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Carnegie Library
Vernon
County
Sumer
Lillian Newton
Crammmar
Deans News Highlights Local Social Figures Visiting
Local society notes record visits and gatherings across Vernon and nearby towns. Families including the Estes, Cartwright, and Ross households hosted relatives and guests at various homes. Attendees list travels from Amarillo to Brance Texas with weekend social hours and meals.
Notice to Water Consumers on Disconnection for Delinquent Accounts
City announces disconnection of all water services from accounts unpaid by the monthly due date. The city cites higher costs and strict enforcement, ordering payment by the first of each month to avoid loss of water service. Public notice issued by the City Commission signed by City Secretary H. Hata.
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H. Hata
Harrold News Highlights Local Life and Military Returnees
A week of light rain, shopping visits by John Williams and Grace Gooch, and numerous returning service members mark Harrold and nearby Electra area activity. Wilkinson and Walker Kee recount naval and army service in France. Families welcome returns and relocate as others move or visit kin across Vernon Electra Wichita Falls and Martin.
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Harrold
John Williams
Elliott
Condon Springs
Vernon
Walker Kee
France
P. H. Robinson
C. D. Kee
Electra
N. M. Piper
J. R. Zacha
Wichita Falls
American Eagles OU & Gas Company
Terrell Kee
Walker
Orange
Ethel Stuart
Martin
Frank Fowler
Rev. S.C. Fowler
Prederick
Okla
Monta Chesney
Starreld
Ht. A. Rivers
Eilcott
Ruby
Lorena Chastine
College of Industrial Arts Confers 667 Certificates
The College of Industrial Arts at Denton conferred eighty four bachelor's degrees, one hundred three diplomas for kindergarten training, three public school music diplomas, twenty three certificates for one year vocational courses, and four hundred fifty Teachers' State certificates, totaling six hundred sixty seven girls earning credentials this year.
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College of Industrial Arts
Denton
State Department of Education
Rainless days grip Rayland crops amid social notes
July 10 Rayland report describes widespread drought affecting crops while church and community events fill town life. Attendance at a Baptist singing, Methodist conference in Margaret, and July 4 Vernon picnic is noted along with visits by local families and residents in Ragland and Parsley Hill.
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Rayland
Baptist Church
Gt, Key
Margaret
Vernon
I. G. Lawhorn
Wood Beazley
Nina Newman
Art Greenhouse
Ralph Gregg
Ernest Crisp
Dewitt Edwards
Ben Roberts
Iva Martin
Lida Webb
Minnie Foster
Parsley Hill
Bill Childress
E. I. Edwards
Doing His Duty With Mayr’s Remedy
A reader testifies after two years of stomach pain that Mayr's Wonderful Remedy eased symptoms. The ad claims the preparation clears intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation causing many stomach and liver ailments. One dose is said to convince and money is refunded. Available from T. M. Fergeson Drug Company and local druggists.
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Mayr
T. M. Fergeson Drug Company
Community notes on local visits and drilling crew arrival
The article notes Sunday visits by Mrs Magic French and Harvey White in Vernon on business. The Wilbarger Pourd drillers arrived in Ragland with a drilling rig and slush pit ready. B P Abston was mentioned as part of the local happenings.
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Gon
Thalia
Magic French
Ehven
Harvey White
Vernon
Hand Injury After Boarded Vehicle Incident
The report notes a man severly cut on the palm when his foot slipped while boarding a moving car. He was taken to Dr. M A McBride for sewing and dressing. Meanwhile Aristote and family drove to Verd, and Gerhardt Shultz’s little son has been ill. subscription notices urged.
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M. A. McBride
Verd
Gerhardt Shultz
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Bert Estes
Verto
R.A. Batman
Mack Wilson
Fs Wilson
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A. P. Howard
Herschel Thompson
Brance Texas
Walter McCaleb
Ross
J. PD
Allison
Hinds
J. R. Jones Real Estate
North Main Street
Fergeson Building
Detroit
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Harrold News
Asberry B. Wilkinson
United States Navy
Mr. Wilkinson
Atlantic
Instand
Grace Gooch
Bartow Kelley
Eliott
Jack Kelly
Sweetwater
J. W. Starnes
J. O. Stroud
Garner Miller
Charlie
Cox
Sam Kelly
Harry Stroud
D. H. Vaughn, Sr
Dec Fisher
Kelly Home
Eca Sen
E. M. Leutwyler
Rayland News
J. A. Abston
Bell
Leslie Abston
Ragland
Tom Abston
Sue ‘Thom
Hunt
Uot
Questio
Blunt
Barker Bros. Drug Company
R. P. Price
Bobbie
John C. Roberts
Wilbarger County
Guaranty Bank Bldg
Wylie Bennet
U.S. Davis
L. G. Hawkins
R. B. Sherrill
T. Warlick
Sstaie Bank
VENON
Texas
OUR
Texas Oil Company
North Texas
Waxahachie
Wilbarger Foard Oil CO
MeDiciNe Mound Well
Red River
Vernof
WRIGHT \WELL
On Development CO. Well
ACTNA
Ugerty OL
Piper Well
Fr. G. Lewis
Wilbarger-Foard Oil
Call
Petrolia
Orkburnett
Pease River
Great North Texas
Anyon
Treasury
J. L
Tex
Frank E. Murchison
Herring Bank Bldg
Wilbarger County Abstract Co
K. Storey
Burk
Burnett Pool
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