Federation plans community week at Thorsiley park
The federation leaders gathered at Mrs. A. N. Vernon’s home to announce Community Week events at Thorsiley park. Proceeds fund improvements and efforts, with a permanent stage to host nightly entertainment featuring various groups and school activities.
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Wiharcer
Ygeotine Thorsiley
A. N. Vernon
Tingham Park
Federation
Benefit Sale at Farmers Valley Methodist Church
A large crowd attended the pie supper and ice cream festival at Farmers Valley Methodist Church last Saturday night. Despite threatening weather, many from Vernon came. KE M Rogers of Vernon conducted the auction of pies and cakes. proceeds plus ice cream receipts go to the church plane fund.
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Farmers Valley Methodist Church
KE. M. Rogers
Vernon
Sailors Ask for Friendly Correspondence in Verse
An unsigned verse submission from sailors requests publication to aid leisure time aboard. The writers Pautl B Metcalf and Patl H Walthitner seek a friendly country or city pen pal arrangement, asking The Rec ord to print the lines for happier leisure and steadier morale.
Remarkable Efficiency of Modern Cars
J. TB. Rennfrow of Quanah Texas reports driving his 1420 model Studebaker Special Six for forty thousand miles without any expense on the motor. Protect your crews from hail. Davis Webb & Simmerour advertise $2.10 per ton.
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J. TB. Rennfrow
Box Si
Quanah
Texas
Studebaker
Davis, Webb & Simmerour
American Freed After London Life Sentence Appeal
Charles Smith, an American tied to Chicago and noted as a notorious attempt to kill Eddie Conerin, was sentenced to life in London in 107. Through intervention by the American Consul John M. Savage and Lads Astor, he was pardoned and returned to America to start a farm life anew.
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Charles Smith
Chicago
Tay
London
Eddie Conerin
Finerch
John M. Savage
Lads Astor
Smith Hs
America
Traveling Hazards And The Traveling Public
The safety section of the American Railway Association urges care in rail travel noting 220 passenger fatalities in the year. About two thirds stem from self caused actions or circumstances including 26 deaths from falls, 15 from falls off moving trains, 64 struck or run over, and 10 from jumping while deranged. A further 64 passengers died and 2090 injured while boarding or alighting moving or stationary trains.
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American Railway Association
Notice To Candidates For County And Precinct Offices
Notice to candidates to file applications with the Democratic Executive Committee chairman to have names on the Primary Ballot by June 17 1922. Committee meets June 1 to arrange ballot and set expense assessment. candidates have until July 20 to pay. J O Ros chairman Walbarger county Texas Democratic Executive Committee.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Pavinenet
Record urging subscribers from old Mac owner
A bold recruitment note promotes The Record with a boastful line to readers. It references McCollock and Hailey as powerful figures under a protective wing and calls for subscription under a confident voice. The message carries a periodical promotional tone.
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McCollock
Texas Leading Nation Shipper of Early Vegetables
Texas will ship about 9 000 carloads of early vegetables this year per Texas Chamber of Commerce figures from government and private reports. Production totals rise over last year with cabbage onions spinach potatoes and tomatoes leading the surge. spinach and onion crops dominate the lower Rio Grande Valley and Webb County near Laredo while watermelon and mixed vegetables push shipments past two million carloads for the season.
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Texas
Vpexas Chamber of Commerce
Floeride
California
Avril
Rio Grande Valley
Bermuda
Union
Webbeoniy
Laredo
Travis County
Webb County
Sant Antonio
Rio Grande
Pexas
Tower
Crende
Pragues
Govertment
Vewxas
United States Department of Agriculture
Grain sorghose versus corn for fattening livestock debate
A Texas A M College bulletin questions substituting grain sorghums for corn in fattening rations. It notes 1444 million bushels produced in the United States and invites distribution to readers requesting the bulletin as an agricultural guidance document.
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J. M. Jones
Bir
Bulletin
Middle West
North
Pexas
Texas
United States
OSG
Texas Agrienitinid Experiment Station
A. & M. College
Jesus
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