Spencer Declares For Taxing War Profits Heavily
Judge Taylor's address denounces war profiteering targeting Texas funds and bank handling of school money. He cites Ferguson pardons and political conflicts while noting wartime measures and suffrage bills. Rev. Rouse speaks on German atrocities and Hague breaches amid claims of German cruelty and stalled progress.
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Ferguson
Mr.Taylor
Holbby
Judece Taylor
W. T. Rouse
Germany
Hague
Tie
Half of Texas Families Reported With Gardens
Approximately 50 percent of Texas families have gardens according to the Texas Garden League. Vernon notes show people expanding garden space, irrigation limits hamper yields, and Garden League members increase statewide activity. Miss Mary Sue Maddox plans county assistance for canning, while the government requisitions canned goods for war and stock may run short.
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Texas
WC. Garrickman
Texas Industrial Concre
Garrickman
Wn Food and Feed Campaign
Garden League of Texas
Congress
Vernon
Vefort
Mary Sue Maddox
Plains
Mann Sells City Bakery to Hockersmith and Anderson
J N Mann sells City Bakery to partners Br D Hockersmith and HH H Anderson. Anderson took charge yesterday. Hockersmith will join management soon. he works for Dixon Dry Goods. Anderson recently visited Childress and formerly lived in Vernon. Mann plans no new business and will leave Vernon.
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BR. D. Hockersmith
HH. H. Anderson
J. N. Mann
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Hockersmith
Dixon Dry Goods Company
Anderson
Childress
Vernon
Mr. Mann
Ver-non
Abstract Company Opens New Office in Palmers Building
The Wilbarger County Abstract Company under Manager O. K. Storey relocates to the law office of Storey and Bonner in the Palmers State Bank building. The former office stood on the north side of the square. TH. A. Sammel moves his barber shop from half of the same building to the Lutz liking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbarger County Abstract Company
O. K. Storey
Storey and Bonner
Palmers State Bank
TH. A. Sammel
Will Shirley Family Returns Home From Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Will Shirley came back Saturday to their home in Sanger Denton County after visiting the former’s sister Mrs SS W McLarty. They were accompanied by Mrs M H Shirley the mother and by master James Shirley returning home.
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Will Shirley
Sanger
Denton County
SS. W. McLarty
Mr. Shirley
M. H. Shirley
James Shirley
Dallas visitors Mrs Hogue and Miss Hlognue at Bird home
Mrs. A. Hogue and Miss Mary Hlognue of Dallas are visiting their daughter and sister Mrs. J. A. Bird in the same household.
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A. Hogue
Mary Hlognue
Dallas
J. A. Bird
Hamer Visits Vernon After Weekend in Fort Worth
Fort Worth resident Hamer spent the weekend in Vernon visiting friends and unwinding. He enjoyed local hospitality and planned a return trip later in the month.
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Wot. Hamer of
Fort Worth
Vernon
Fresh vegetable counter at Mes Cush Grocery
Local shop Mes Cush Grocery highlights a fresh vegetable counter offering seasonal produce. Shoppers can expect daily-picked carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, and onions, with friendly service and modest prices aimed at nearby residents.
Three Women Travel for Nolanville and Mineral Wells
Mrs. Benna Lou Cox Miss Mildred McCrary and Mrs J Tom Medlin left Saturday night for Nolanville and Mineral Wells. Special bargains in every department at The Every-Thing Store. Ite
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Benna Lou Cox
Mildred McCrary
J. Tom Medlin
Nolanville and
Mineral Wells
Every-Thing
Ite
Mrs G W Jones and Son Visit Clarendon
Mrs G W Jones and her son have traveled to Clarendon for an extended visit, staying with relatives and sightseeing the region.
Local Travelers Make Weekend Moves Across Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Crow visited Roos Crow of Vernon while en route to Houston. Tom Lisman traveled to Fort Worth yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Murchison went to Quarnah Saturday and returned Sunday.
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Charlie Crow
Houston
Roos Crow
Vernon
Tom Lisman
Fort Worth
A. H. Murchison
Quarnah
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Edison
Phonograph
New York
Ana
B. & W. Drug CO
D. A. Swinburn
W.S.S
Swartwood & Company
Spencer
O. T. Colquitt
Temple State Bank
West Texas Agricultural College
Abilene
Office
Secretary of Industrial Congress
Garden League
Mann
City Bakery
B.D. Hockersmith
H. H. Anderson
Soe
Uncle Sam
Seaboard
Paige
America
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michigan
R. B. Sherrill
Vernes
J. E. Pearce
Hoosier Cabinets
Youngblood’s
T. J. Youngblood
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