Farmers Listen to Co operative Marketing Plans
About sixty farmers from Wilbarger county attended a library meeting to hear W W Cole state director Tom Davis and Dr Haynie explain benefits of the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association. They detailed financing, warehousing, bills of lading, and advances up to 60 dollars per bale, with banks and the U S government backing the plan. The group heard a year one recap: 634,? bales sold, average prices, and cost breakdowns, emphasizing orderly marketing and higher returns through cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Wilbarger
Wilbarger County
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Jist
W. W. Cole
Tom Davis
Foard County
Haynie
Mrr
Tts
War Finance Corporation
Bfonston
Galveston
United States
Miebers
Texas Farm Bureae Association
Accostation
Chalveston
Elliott Citizens Endorse Frank Edmonson for Sheriff
A political advertisement from Elliott County voters in Precinct Elliott Texas endorses William Frank Edmonson for sheriff. Dozens of signatories including Crim Lattrell Hutchins Pulliam Mason Waggoner Rainwater Noyes Raines Luttrell Orrell Aderholt Lewis Wiebrnegse Lutz Yerby Patton Wilkinson Rainwater Ashby White Sanderson Gribble endorse Edmonson for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precington
Elliott
Texas
William Prank Edsponson
Wilbarger County
Shwerepo
W. E. Crim
L Lattrell
W. T Hutchins
BE. Po Pulliam
Mason J
Waggoner
PC Rainwater
John Wiebrnegse
G. G. Freeing
W. Baggett
Geo Lutz
M. Yerby
GL. King
Walls
C1. Patton
Bob Bee
Fbl Hutchins
K. B. Gillis
W. G. Wilkinson
Hobart Rainwater
G. B. Sanders
G. G. Ashby
White
Lirecas
K. Sanderson
M. J. Gribble
Hill Crest Club names committees for coming year
At a Hill Crest Country Club executive board meeting the standing committees for the next year were named. Chairs include House and Entertainment Mrs Joe Napier Golf K B Gibson Lake W N Stokes Grounds Mrs S W Bailey Tennis Aubrey Poster. Committee heads urged early meetings to organize departments for a successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Crest Country Club
Cin
Joe Napier
Les
Ik. Johnson
J. V. Townsend
K. B. Gibson
C.J. Farrell
Golf
A. C. Rayzor
A. Brunson
KR. Johnson
Haney
W. N. Stokes
University of Texas students solicit Pictorial Review subscriptions
Several boys from the University of Texas are in town soliciting subscriptions for the Pictorial Review at special rates. The youths work to defray their expenses for college next year. Names listed include J. P. Ellis, G. D. Manic, H. P. Massey, R. Le Hawley, Y. W. A. Brentingham, E. T. Griffin, with G. Milner as supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of ‘Texas
Pictorial Review
J. PL Ellis
G. DD. Manic
H. PY. Massey
R. le Hawley
YW. A. Brentingham
ET. Griffin
G. Milner
Bey Ts
Dixon Dry Goods
Association of Odd Fellows Organized Here in Vernon
The lower Panhandle Association of Odd Fellows, organized in Vernon in 1908, announced meetings August 16-18. From a small start it grew to thousands with thirteen counties. grand lodge officers will visit, and Vernon hosts expect 700 attendees. The event marks notable honors for Vernon and nearby lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Lower Panhandle
Jackson Springs
W. Alsh
Triple Link Fraternity
TIS
Electra
Grand Lodge
George W. Backus
Vernon
Three Linkers
San Antonio
Mare
Mrs Backs
Grand Lodge For
G. W. Backus
Rebekah Lodge
Order
Rebekahs
Vernon Odd Fellows
Cattle Sales Reported by Local Dealers
Cattle sales last week included two thousand calves and one thousand yearlings sold by W. J. Tewis to Land ergin Bros. of Amarillo, and eight hundred calves sold by John Craig and H. Muir Jr to the same buyers. The livery will take place November 1. Prices were above average, signaling prosperity for cattlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tewis
Landergin Bros
Amarillo
John Craig
H. Muir, Jr
Clarendon News
Circle six Baptist Women Auxiliary ice cream booth
Circle six of the Baptist Women Auxiliary will sell ice cream from a booth on the church lawn next Thursday evening beginning about eight o'clock. Members hope the event will be well patronized and become a social occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Women's Auxiliary
Churel Lawn
Community Week program closes with varied acts
A detailed report of Vernon area Community Week events highlights the final program by the Musicians' Club in Allingham yard and multiple reading and musical numbers. Performers include Maggie encore, Fargo soloist Richard Gillespie, Miss Switzer of Fargo, Tolbert and Oklaunion participants, and a lively farce drill. Mayor Harry Mason commends town country cooperation as J A Pendleton and W N Stokes contribute to fundraising and community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Teddlie
Guyer
Cinh
Richard Gillespie
Fargo
Doctor
Harrold
Bessie Hale
Cash Burgess
Ross Burgess
Doyle Vaughn
Dave McNamars
Elizabeth Wilson
Ruby Vaughn
Dollie Bugitt
Juainal Butler
Oklaunion
Harry Staleno
Harry King
Tiston Wilson
Harry Mason
Vernon
Musicians’ Club
BK. C. Christian
Allingham Yaark
United States
W. N. Stokes
West Texas
J. A. Pendleton
Stokes
Journey's End at Vernon Theatre a Huge Ballin film
The Vernon Theatre screens The Journey's End a Huge Ballin production starring Mabel Ballin Wyndham Standing and Georgia Bancroft with no subtitles throughout. The film is praised for artistic perfection and dramatic artistry. Also noted are recent marriage licenses for Willie Lucas with Ivy Smith and others including Haskell residents and Quanah pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Theatre
Ballin
Mabel Ballin
Wyndham Standing
Georgia Bancroft
Willie Lucas
Ivy Smith
W. Fletcher
Myrtle Pate
Haskell
H.C. Wilson
Winnie Feldwyn Millone
Quanah
Sylvester Yarbrough
Estelle Curtis
B. Davis
Emma Skelton
Edmonson Denounces Propaganda In Sheriff's Campaign
W Frank Edmonson declares he opposes no secret organizations and will be fair to all, rejecting last minute political rumors. He vows a clean campaign, forgives enemies, and asserts the people’s victory if elected while submitting a self explanatory letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Wibarger County
W. Frank Edmonson
Frank Edmonson's Reputation Is Defended by Investigator
Los Angeles June 20 A sworn statement by an investigator for District Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwine asserts Frank Edmonson had no involvement in the robbery charges and cites his prior good reputation. The letter claims Edmonson admitted wrongdoing in a separate opium incident and was sentenced then pardoned after support from the DA and friends. The affiant warns against contributions from former crooked police links now accusing Edmonson from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Edmonson
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Chinatown
Woolwine
Mr. Edmonson
Edmonson
Texas
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Elliott Citizens
Hill Crest Club
Aubrey Poster
Huelel Ladd
Peddie Farrell
University OF Texas
Association OF Odd Fellows
Chillicothe
Felectra
Childress
Willicothe
Wichita Falls
Downs
Fort Worth
Suboordinate
Rebekah
Anto Tire & Battery CO
Vernon Daniels Garage
Qdel Lockett Bros
Lockett
Dave McNani
Harrison King
Ashley Little
George Douglas
Helen Litchfield
Ruth Gribble
Louise Snoegrass
Lorence Chesney
Bess Douglass
Thelma Parmley
Eva Vaughn
Naomi Hoffman
Chee Bennot
Wcatherine Pierce
Ives Mendelssohn
Mesdames Murchison
Christian
Hendrix
Puckett
Babasin
Castlebury
Young and Marlow
AN Vernon
Ashford Meadwin Lismon
Iiszi
Georgia Castlebury
Miss Bid McCarroll
R. S. McConibe
Amy Woodford
Mildred Young
Rossini
T. TE. Rouse
Meturroll
Tord
Eli—Costa
B.C. Christian
Wed
Hugo Ballin
Hobart Bosworth
Barnstormers
Joe Campbell
The
Big Four Agency
E. M. Rogers
W. A. Larrimore
P. O. Box
Dixon D. G
Furguson & CO
the Texas Cafe
Vwill
R. J. Jordan
Prop
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