Newlywed Registrants Face Exam At Army Board
Twenty eight men who married after May 18 1917 and are in Class H must report to Wilbarger County Exemption Board on Sunday June 21 for class review and possible change under new rules. Names include Ragland Westerman Spivey Smith Manis Ladd Forester Thompson King Gove Clopton Reid Hills Tianmamons Bailey White Shaw Abbott Schoppa and others. They were told to appear June 21 with times 10 AM or 2 PM as specified. The board also su mmoned twenty two women for questioning to reassess statuses and possibly reclassify. Names listed include Collier Carter Boyd Copien Sherrod Hume Hightower Browning Stewart Andrews Ables Thompson King McNeely McGill Aschy Davis Durdean Cravens Corbell Jones Bratton Martin Mayes.
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Wilbarger County
Henry Frederick Ragland
Dewitt Job
Robert Elton Wilson
Harry Luther Westerman
Isaac Chick Spivey
Anderson Cage Smith
Connie Cleon Manis
John Robert Ladd
Ernest Eward Lewis
Ross Lee
Martin Franks Forester
Roy Dewitt Thompson
Herbert King
John Eddarebs
Daniel Henry Norwood
Marcus Mercer Danson
Henry Kirby Gove
Charlie Wilburn Gove
William Terry Clopton
Hubbard Colley
Ben C. Reid
Charlie Clarence Hills
Herman Glea
Daniel Archie Collier
Walter Thomas Carter
Calvin Boyd Clopien
Cecil Sherrod Rovers
Dismore W Hume
Royal Binion Hightower
Tower Bryan Browning
Texas built auto rolls into Vernon with company executives
Hogwood of Dallas J and Wall district manager Wichita Falls and W S Lowe Amarillo district manager toured Vernon driving a Ranger The Ranger 6 features a Continental motor and Delco figul ing system and will sell for 1245 The company plans plows cars in two months and trucks and tractors in thirty days Headquarters are in Dallas
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Wall
Diullas
Tom Guay Heads to Canton China for Family Visit
Tom Guay formerly of the east side square Chinese laundry left Wednesday for San Francisco to sail toward Canton, China, where his wife and two children await. He has not seen them since 1905 and plans to return next summer with his family if they choose to accompany him.
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Tom Guay
San Francisco
Canton
China
Mr. Guay
Orient
Greene couple tours Minerval Wells and notes heat
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Greene returned from Minerval Wells where Mrs. Green has been visible for some time. The temperature at the resort reached 107 degrees. Greene adds that Fort Worth heat on Wednesday was nearly unbearable. Third Cutting of Alfalfa Nearly Ready Asa Vaughn finished a second cutting across thirty acres with a third cutting expected next week.
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C. D. Greene
Minerval Wells
Asa Vaughn
Mer. Vaughn
Thrasher Buys Brown's Cotton Crop on Boggs Farm
G. E. Thrasher has purchased B. M. Brown's fifty five acre cotton crop from HH. Shive's Boggs farm and will move to the country. Thrasher works at the South Side Meat Market. Brown plans to move to town.
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EL Thrasher
B. M. Brown
HH. Shive
Boggs
Mr. Thrasher
South Side
Mr. Brown
Weathering rains help crops in Fargo district news
The Fargo community notes rain aided weeds and crops after a busy week for farmers. Local social items include visits by Mrs. J. S. Shaw and Mrs. W. E. Lovelace, updates on Moss’s transfer from Camp Bowie to Leon Springs, a Baptist church singing, students Leela Smith and Florence May returning home, and several gatherings of young people from Farmers Valley with friends at Parko.
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Camp Bowie
Leon Springs
Lovelace
The
Baptist Church
Leela Smith
Southern Methodist University
Florence May
State University
Covey
Thorp Spring
Works Auto Company Moves to New Quarters
Works Auto Company moved yesterday from the north side of the square to its new quarters in the Summeraur building on North Main street. When the rooms are fitted up they will be unusually convenient and attractive. Sky vents have been tried in the shop to improve papering and other improvements will add to the attractiveness and convenience of the price. A complete repair shop will be maintained.
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Auto Company
Yeterday
Summeraur
Main Street
Linam Credits Tanlac With 27 Pound Gain
Mrs Linam of Little Rock Arkansas says Tanlac restored her health after a severe winter illness in 1916. She describes sleepless nights coughing and rapid weight loss that began to reverse after starting Tanlac, with weight rising from 113 to 140 pounds and a notable improvement in appetite and strength.
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Taniac
BE ML Linam
Chester Street
Little Rock
Ark
Jame
Texas
Tanlac
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