Attendance at Sun day Schools Hits Low Mark This Month
Total Sunday school attendance this month fell to 1046 with a $49.50 collection across all churches. First Baptist 356 with $16.55, First Methodist 268 with $12.55, Church of Christ 168 with $6.50, Federated Presbyterian 116 with $6.50, Central Christian 108 with $3.75. Attendance is below last month while per‑church totals show slight gains in some cases.
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First Baptist Sunday School
First Methodist Sunday School
Church of Christ Sunday School
Federated Presbyterian Sunday School
Central Christian Sunday School
All Sunday School
Infertile eggs price rise boosts Childress farmer profits
A Childress farmer reports rising egg prices and improved sales, from 15 to 19 cents per dozen, enabling better feed use and higher production. The letter to the West Worth and Denver Railway Agricultural Agent describes profit gains, increased egg mash usage, and plans to expand production to boost local trade and freight for the railroad. Signer M. Howard notes cooperation with merchants and the cooperative market improving purchasing power.
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West Worth
Fort Worth
Denver
Childress
Howard
P. J. McGill Shows Signs of Recovery After Illness
P. J. McGill, who had been quite ill for several days, is some better now. He is reported to be improving steadily and receiving care as his condition stabilizes.
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P. J. McGill
W. C. Wear
Australian doctor rescues burned sailor at Rum Row
Dr Royston Foulkes, a recent Australian medical graduate, serves as physician aboard the four masted schooner Rask. He treats Ralph Conrad from the Elsie B after a severe burn and smuggles him to New York for care, risking imprisonment if landed in America. Coast Guard later returns him to the rum fleet under guard.
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Royston Foulkes
Ralph Conrad
Elsie B
New York
Coast Guard
Truca
High Protein in Wheat Is Most Desirable Kind
County health officer Dr. H H Ryopaiciisi reports a survey of the city and county sanitary conditions finds the area in first class shape and that a typhoid fever epidemic is unlikely. He notes many illnesses labeled typhoid are from coalitions causing intermittent fever, with only a few county cases and no alarm at hot weather and over eating. City water and Vernon, and local dairies, are reported as sanitary as Fort Worth and Dallas plants.
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H. H. Rypaciisi
Rhoads
Vernon
Fort Worth
Dallas
Cotton Crop Outlook Signals Possible Shortage If Texas Fails Rain
The July 22 report warns world cotton supply could stay tight if Texas and western regions remain dry. It cites a 11,934,000 bale US production forecast, rainfall needs across Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and the South Atlantic, and a smaller US domestic consumption this season. European textile demand edges up while US raw cotton exports rise to 5,579,000 bales.
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Terday
Texas
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Mississipni
Alabama
South Atlantic
United States
Europe
Oklahoma
London
Western Belt
Heath family travels from Detroit toward Vernon
Howard Heath and wife with their young son and Miss Elsie O Nea l plan a road trip from Detroit to Vernon arriving by weekend. N R Heath and daughter Dorothy will meet in Oklahoma City and accompany them home. Heath recently trained as automobile electrical engineer in Detroit and hopes to work in Texas, while Miss Yasie O Neal of Detroit Veterans Bureau will return after a 30 day family visit.
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Howard Heath
Elsie O'Neal
Heath
Vernon
Detroit
Michigan
N. R. Heath
Dorothy Heath
Oklahoma City
F. A. N. O'Neal
Dodge Bros.,Franklin and Reo
Tie
Texas
Yasie O'Neal
Veteran’s Bureau
Leave For Oklahoma On Business Trip
W. M. MecCaleb and G. W. Inches departed yesterday morning for Elk City Sulphur Springs and other Oklahoma points on business and expect to return the last of the week.
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Oklahoma
W. M. MecCaleb
G. W. Inches
Elk City
Sulphus Springs
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George
Olwad Be
George W. Olvany
Court of General Sessions
New York City
Charles F. ‘Murphy
Market Review
B. Beer
New Orleans
Hill County
Supreme Court of Texas
E. L. Moore
Vernon Presbyterian Church
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dixie
Stacy Adams
Packard
Hkc
Perkins Timberlake Company
Veravon Record
Wilbarger County
Court House
Ww. C. Alderman
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