Begging Trade Cleaned Up by Vernon Business Leaders
Vernon chamber of commerce directors moved funds to aid worthy charity cases while exposing professional beggars who travel town to town. A beggar detailed earnings of 25 to 60 dollars daily and up to 158 dollars in a day. Directors urged sending known beggars to the chamber for investigation and aid, and discussed forming a builders protective association to save costs. A complete Vernon directory was requested, and Holcomb Training School plans were presented for expansion.
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Chamber of Commerce
Vpeoote
Lave
Vernon
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Gardner
United Charities
Dan Watson
Mr. Watson
Open Shop Association
Builders’ Protective Association
Holcomb
Red River Bridge
Odell
Vernon Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Showers
Herring-Showers Lumber Company
Rayzor
FF. W. Gardner
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B. F. Holcomb
Holcomb Training School
County May Seek Higher Valuation to Meet Expenses
Wilbarger County commissioners meet as a board of equalization and plan to raise taxable values from about 12 million to 15 million dollars. County Judge B L McHugh cites higher property values and rising costs, with farmland averaging about 20 per acre and grazing land around 7 dollars. Oil lands, Magnolia Petroleum and Waggoner interests contribute large valuations while school funding and road work face higher expenses.
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Magnolia Vetroleuum Company
Waggoner
McHugh
Wheat Harvest Moves Forward as Grasshopper Threat Looms
The county begins wheat harvest next week in the northern area, with volunteers from last year’s hail damage unlikely to yield heavy crops. Consumers OFF plans to raise capital to 500000 and will own many filling stations, as grasshopper damage raises concern among merchants and farmers like Jasper A. Randle of Farmers Valley reporting field losses.
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Tolbert
Vernon
Consumers Off
Drew Pruitt
Loaded Gun Incident At Lumber Company Store
A Negro man asked an employee of Herring Shivers Lumber Co to clean a Savage automatic revolver. In a misjudged moment the gun discharged shattering a side door pane. Both men fled, while an onlooker resolved to avoid pulling triggers until confirming the weapon is loaded.
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Herring-Showers Lumber Co
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R Crim Building Extending On South Cumberland Street
The S R Crim building on South Cumberland street is being enlarged by a rear addition 400 by 66 feet. Walls are D brick and the roof uses composition material like the original. Floor will be concrete. Leath Miller Motor company, a garage and motor sales firm, will occupy the building. Construction contract goes to J A Carney.
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Cumberland Street
Crim
Leath Miller Motor Company
J. A. Carney
United Charities Appeal Seeks Funds for Rent Aid
J D Loewe announces United Charities needs money to rent housing for a woman with two children who has secured a job but requires a decent place to live. Donors are urged to deposit funds at any of four local banks to credit United Charities, not to send them to Loewe directly.
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Mr. Love
United Charities
Chautauqua Guarantors Meet Monday Night
Chautauqua guarantors are called to meet Monday night in the Carnegie library assembly room. This includes all who signed the guarantee last summer for this year's Chautauqua. Others interested are invited. Mrs. W. N. Stokes is in charge of arrangements for this year's Chautauqua which begins time 24.
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Carnegie Library
W. N. Stokes
Infant Daughter of R H Linam Dies
Thelma Linam, L-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Linam of 304 W Wanderer Street, died at home Tuesday afternoon of acute indigestion. Funeral held Wednesday morning with burial at Eastview Cemetery conducted by Rev Tom Walker.
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Thelma Linam
R. H. Linam
W. Wanderer Street
Eastview Cemetery
Tom Walker
Elas Initiate Five And Purchase New Equipment
Five men were initiated into ELAS last Tuesday evening: BR Jones PW Hendrix Guy Pettit Clint Swartwood and J L Crawford. The lodge purchased over 1000 in new furnishings for the club room and a $400 elk head.
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BR. Jones
PW. Hendrix
Guy Pettit
Clint Swartwood
J. L. Crawford
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West
Tao
Brown Named Secretary of County Democratic Executive Committee
George J. Mason announced Brown as secretary of the county Democratic executive committee. Mason will be away from Vernon about ten days to visit his mother in Sabine County. During his absence, those with business with the chairman should see Mr Brown.
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George T. Mason
Democratic County Executive Committee
BO Brown
Democratic Executive Committee
George J. Mason
Mason
Vernon
Susan Mason
Sabine County
Brown
Wichita Union Painters Back on Unfinished Jobs
According to Wichita Falls union secretary A. B. Andrews about seventy five of the 100 or more painters taken from jobs returned to work Wednesday morning. About thirty projects would be affected. The return followed a Tuesday night vote by the painters union. The action aimed to let incompleted work proceed though the long term plan left open addressing new work with the open shop association.
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A. Andrews
Wichita Falls
Open Shop Association
Andrews
Community Meeting At Oklaunion Tonight
A program by the home demonstration and farm demonstration department will be held in Oklaunion tonight for entertainment and instruction of townspeople and nearby farmers. Lectures on agriculture and home economies will be followed by motion pictures and other numbers. Monthly community meetings are planned.
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Oklaunion
Fire at Texas Street Meat Market on West Teyvas Street
Fire of unknown origin damaged a small roof circle at the Texas Street Meat Market on West Teyvas Street around two o clock in the afternoon. Firemen arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze in minutes. Officials suspect faulty wiring as the likely cause.
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West Texas Street
Texas Street
West Teyvas Street
Congress Adjourns Tomorrow Amid Haste to Depart Washington
Announcement says congress will adjourn tomorrow after all appropriations are settled. Anxiety among congressmen over political fences drives urgency to leave Washington.
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Congress
Washington
Mr and Mrs Stevenson Visit Brother Then Move to New Mexico
Mr and Mrs George Stevenson of aradise visited her brother Edgar Haney on West Yamparika Street. They plan to move from here to New Mexico to make their home.
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George Stevenson
Ofaradise
Edgar Haney
West Yamparika Street
New Mexico
Hambiet expands City News Stand in Baker Brothers drug store
Hambiet, proprietor of the City News Stand in Baker Brothers drug store, aims to supply the public with the principal current periodical and surrounding-city newspapers. Delays in filling orders slow stock, but full supply expected within a week. The stand operates as a branch of the firm at Eastland, Graham, and other locations.
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Surroumling
Hambiet
Baker Brothers Drug Store
Eastland
Graham
Banks Close in Vernon for Jefferson Davis Birthday
Vernon banks were closed yesterday in observance of Jefferson Davis birthday. June 3 is a legal holiday in the area.
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Vernon
Jefferson Davis
Cotton in county ahead of last season says report
A Wilburger county cotton survey shows better plant condition than last year despite Washington figures marking the belt at the lowest normal in 50 years. Heavy rains forced replants, storms damaged fields, and many acres remain thin yet stands are reported good in many areas. Fertilizer use rises with nitrate of soda aiding weak stands. overall area planted last year was 35,055,000 acres with 33,506,000 harvested and 161.5 pounds per acre yield. state by state conditions range from 60 to 86 percent of normal.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Durewu
Odell Bridge Chosen Over Doans For Red River
Odell wins pledge to host the upper Red River bridge to be built west of Odell at Webb's Crossing nine miles from Salt Park mouth. Odell promoters expect to raise 150000 for start. Vernon support anticipated. Bridge will bring cotton and tourists, aiding Odell and Vernon trade.
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Doans
Godbell
Vernon
Obustee
Altus
Maung
Hollis
Quanah
Chill
Collins
Red River
Oklahoma
Texas
Fargo High School Graduation Exercises Monday Night
The Fargo high school will hold graduation exercises Monday night with diplomas presented by J T Bradbury. Superintendent J N Fulcher will attend and give a short address. Miss Mamie Allen supervises the event.
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Fargo
Fargo High School
J.T. Bradbury
J. N. Fulcher
Mamie Allen
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