Wheat crop expected to average over 25 bushels per acre
In Wilbarger County farmers and investigators anticipate wheat yields averaging above 25 bushels per acre with many reports near 35 to 40. Charlie Myers on the R B Judd farm delivers about 45 bushels per acre from 50 acres, while P B Barrett and C Frost report strong production. The crop brings in higher money this year despite limited acreage, with several fields testing around 60 pounds to the bushel and some at 63 pounds.
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Wilbarger
Charlie Myers
R. B. Judd
Myers
P. B. Barrett
Katherine Waggoner
Ease Kilver
C. Frost
Farmers Valley
Tuch
Tolbert
Books Ready For Distribution At Free Library
New books have arrived at the County Library and are prepared for distribution. Highlights include The Golden Cocoon by Ruth Cross and works on music, the League of Nations, and life in cotton fields. The list features titles by Ruth Cross Fannie Hurst Rose MacCawlay Herbert Quick and others.
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Ruth Cross
Paria
Miss Cross
University of Texas
Doctor Nye
Joseph C. Lincoln
Master of Man
Hall Caine
Rupert. Hughes
Arthur Elson
John R. Mott
James M. Gray
Lorado Taft
Galsworthy
God
Tolstoi
League of Nations Today
Ruth Wilams
Miss Lloyd Plays Organ at Methodist Church
Miss Mattilene Lloyd daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Lloyd returning from the Conservatory of Music at Cincinnati will play the pipe organ at both services Sunday at the First Methodist church.
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Miss Lloyd
Methodist Church
Mattilene Lloyd
A. A. Lloyd
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnatti
First Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Picnic Near Elliott With Games and Speakers
The Odd Fellows of Elliott invite everyone to a picnic in a grove four miles north of Elliott. A barbecue and basket dinner will be served at noon. Several attendees will travel from Vernon. Speaking by candidates, baseball games, and other entertainments are planned.
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Odd Fellows of
Elliott
Pic
Todes
Vernon
West Vernon Grows Into City Like Suburb
West Vernon, a thriving town just outside Vernon, lights its streets with modern conveniences and trees. Signs boast water quality and Vernon advantages as tourists approach from the west. Property owners display civic pride with neat lawns, clean premises, and shade trees planted years ago transforming the town’s appearance.
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West
Vernon
Vernon Se Mens
Texas
Check Artists Fail Twice at Local Bank Wednesday
A youth named Fred Brown was jailed Wednesday afternoon for forgery after attempting to cash a 34.50 check drawn on Rev. W. W. Adams of White City and stealing a minister’s watch found under a cot mattress. A second suspect cashed a bearer check for 200 pounds claimed to be from Dr. R. B. Dickenson. he fled after saying he would locate the doctor, and was not ID’d by the cashier. Local officers arrested a man later, but the cashier did not identify him.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
M. [Herriot
France
George
Greece
Bucharest
Romania
Paris
United States Supreme Court
John II Clarke
New York
United States
Fred Brown
Rev
W. W. Adams
White City
R. B. Dickenson
First Methodist Church
L. B. Moore
Theeheck
Dr. Dickenson
Cattle Shipment From Weggoner Ranches Planned
A 400 head shipment of two year old heifers and calves will depart Weggoner Ranches in the morning. The stock will reach the new shipping pens at Oklainton and head to market, requiring fifteen cars. It marks the largest cattle shipment from Wilbarger county in several years. The Blanton and Hamilton families, plus Miss Rutl, were noted in the day’s social items.
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Oklainton
Wilbarger County
Murchison to Erect Building on Mal Street
A. H. Murchison awarded the contract to O. A. Swinburn for a two story building on Mal street between the Waggoner National Bank and the new Dixon building. The structure will be 10 feet high basement full length lot with a modern first floor barber showroom and skylight daylight. The second floor will be four offices with access from the Waggoner building and the basement will house the steam heating plant and storage. Estimated cost 15000 dollars and completion expected in fall.
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A. H. Murchison
Wenesday
Mal Street
Waggoner National Bank
New Dixon Building
O. A. Swinburp
Waggoner National
Murchison
Probal
Farmers Winning In Battle Waged On Grasshoppers
Farmers in Wilbar county report success in fighting grasshoppers with poison mash. County Agent F. D. Chaney notes fewer calls for the formula as insects move toward maturity and migrations, while rain could curb the pests more than other methods.
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F. D. Chaney
Somme
Two Aged Men Buried in East View Cemetery
Two elderly men died within an hour of each other on Wednesday night. Jack Lane, 76, long time Verlo resident, died after distress at 3 o clock. S. T. Bolven of Lepu nte rk died at a tourist camp an hour later while traveling with his two sons bound for California. The family had stopped for a few days to work in the harvest field. Rev. E L Moore conducted Mr Lane or Mr ene s funeral with Rev. Moore assisting Rev. F T Johnson at Mr Balyeu s funeral. Interment was in East View cemetery.
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Jack Lane
Verl Op
S. T. Bolven
E. L. Moore
Mrene
F. T. Johnson
Moore
Balyeu
East View Cemetery
Debate Subject Chosen for Interscholastic Contest
Roy Jedichek head of the University Interscholastic League announces a new debate topic for interscholastic teams. The question asks whether the Philippine Islands should gain independence within the next five years. Preparatory material and a bibliography have been prepared. bulletin from University Press expected in August.
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Roy Jedichek
Universitsnterscholastic League
Leu
Austin
Cormuntos
Philippine Islands
University Press
Mrs McHugh and Colby Trip to Maine for Winter Visit
Mrs BE L McHugh and her mother Mrs Ellen Colby depart Portland Maine to visit relatives for months. Colby to spend winter there. Mrs J A Farrington accompanies to St Louis where Harrington proceeds to New York City to see daughter Vera Harrington studying music and may visit a son in Annapolis before returning.
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BE. L. McHugh
Ellen Colby
O. Portland
Maine
Colby
J. A Farrington
St. Louis
Harrington
New York City
Vera Harrington
Annanolis
Miss Vera Scales Returns From Maryville College Visit
Miss Vera Scales arrived Wednesday afternoon from Maryville Tenn where she had studied for a year. She then went to Dallas for a brief visit with friends and relatives.
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Vera Scales
Maryeil Tenn
Maryville College
DUMAS AND ELLIS SPUD IN STEPHENS NO 1 YESTERDAY
Dumas and Ellis spud Stephens No 1, principal development in Wilbarger, using standard tools on Stephens No 4. The well lies east of the northeast quarter section 38, mid between Stephens No 1 and Heluserting test on the Zipperte field. Rotaries slated elsewhere near Oklainion and on I M Smith lands.
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Dumas
Ellis Spud
Stephens
Stephens No 1
Dumas & Eis Drilling Company
Prinipal
Wilbarger
S38
Hamilton & Barker
Hale Davis
Turin
Zipperle Place
Wilbarger County Property Valued At 16 Million Plus
Wilbarger County values total around 16 101 186 with a rise of 97 80 from last year. Construction activity continues with new homes and improvements amid past storms and spring lumber yard data. Officials expect the tax rate to remain near last year, with estimated taxes near 144 910 62 dollars, about 880 24 more than last year.
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Wilbarger County
USX
Aken
Mr. R E Dickenson Named Delegate To General Conference
Dr Robert B E Dickenson pastor of the First Methodist Church is chosen as a delegate to the General Conference of the Methodist Church South. He will leave Monday for Chattanooga to attend the conference which will consider unification of the church branches. In his absence Rev O T Clark and Rev C J Marts will take charge.
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Robert BE. Dickenson
First Methodist Church
Call Weston
General Conference
The
Methodist Church, South
Chattanooga
Hey. O. T. Clark
C. J. Marts
Dev. Dickenson
Veliwk
Family heads to Colorado for summer trip
Mr and Mrs A Marchiso leave this afternoon for Colorado to spend the summer. They will be bound for Yellowstone National Park and other points of interest during their vacation.
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A. Marchiso Ceuve
Colorado
Yellowstone National Park
Bonus collection aid for ex soldiers at Legion post
Albert B. Robinson Post American Legion office invites ex servicemen to apply for the adjusted compensation and promises help without charge. Officers plan a meeting to assist veterans in securing their bonuses, urging watch for date and venue.
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Albert B. Robinson
American Legion
Swost
Odell Plans Community Fair Ahead of County Event
A meeting of Odell citizens with Coun Agent P. D. Chaney and Chamber secretary R. M. Welder approved a Community Fair in Odell. Date not set but planned before the Wilbarger County Fair in late September. County agents want fairs across Wichita County communities to boost entries and promote better crops and livestock.
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Wilbarger County
Odell
Wilbarger
Wichita County
Iowa Park
Electra
Burkburnett
Bailey Back From Canada Delegates Attend Rotary Convention
W Bailey returns from Toronto after attending the International Rotary Club Convention as part of a 142 member delegation from Port Worth. Delegates traveled by train with a Detroit stop for a banquet attended by over 400 Rotarians at the Hotel Statler. Bailey toured Niagara Falls and met representatives from 26 countries before the group dispersed for individual travels home.
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Gailey
Wednesey
Toronto
Canada
Joe
Roal Rotary Club
Port Worth
Detroit
Bailey
Gatley
Rotary
Chicago
T. M. Haney Elected Director of Texas Cotton Association
T. M. Haney of Thalia was elected director for his district and remains on the association's executive committee. He has served as a director since the organization and is in his fourth term. He recently attended an executive meeting of the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association in Dallas before traveling.
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T. M. Hener
Thalia
Dallas
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Haney
HSS Dlen
Eke Hais
Iartins Om Hhis
Vernon City Wins Two Civil Appeals Over Light Plant Deals
The Court of Civil Appeals at Amarillo ruled for the City of Vernon in two cases arising from the city light plant. One decision reversed and rendered on Montgomery bond validity, the other sustained Judge Leak against Vernon Electric & Light Company over sinking funds and alleged improper handling.
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Vernon
Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
Charlotte
Leake
Vernon Electric & Ihe Company
Tinadoes
Remodeling of Pierce Building Progressing Toward Opening
Remodeling of the T. L. Pierce building at Main and Texas streets advances as flooring and balcony are completed and front trusses installed. J. C. Penney department store will occupy the site with completion aimed by August 1 and opening around August 20. The plan includes fixtures shipped from headquarters. JC Penney operates 475 stores in the United States with 96 more expected by July.
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T. L. Pierce Builing
Main
Texas
J. C. Penny
C. R. Buchanan
J. C. Penny Company
United States
Tally
Farmers Valley and Wells Chapel Consolidate Schools
In a special election the Farmers Valley and Wells Chapel districts voted to consolidate. Farmers Valley approved 20 to 0 and Wells Chapel approved 21 to 0. The location for the new school remains undecided.
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Armers Valley and
Wells Chapel
Consoli Tate
Farmers Valley
Vella Chanel
Wells Chanel
WKS Waggoner's Farm Harvests 3520 Bushels on 980-Acre Field
Katherine Waggoner reports wheat yield near Vernon averaged 36 bushels per acre on her farm. The 80 acre field produced 3 520 bushels, valuing the crop and reflecting strong production in the region.
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Waggoner
Mia
Katherine Waggoner
Vernon
King Family to Spend Summer Visiting Friends and Relatives
Mr and Mrs K D King depart Sunday to visit friends and relatives in Illinois and Ohio Mrs King will take beauty parlor lessons in Chicago during the trip Miss Chivil e Laird will oversee the King Beauty Parlor in the King household during her absence
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K. D. King
Morris in Poor Health Shifts Spotlight on Wibarger
P. M. Morris, weakened after several months, remains in frail condition and draws attention to Wibarger’s ongoing stress as the situation develops.
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Morris
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