Vernon Daily Briefs Chronicle Local Movers and Illnesses
W T Bone of Quanab and BE Sears of Odell visited Vernon on business yesterday. Mrs G R Baker of Bakersfield Cal in Vernon this week. Hubert Sewell recovering from appendicitis. RH Wolfe out after two weeks illness. W U Rogers very ill with flu. R R Brooks of Tolbert in Vernon Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ralph King in Wichita Falls today. I V Joiner left for a two week trip to east Texas. Rev Bri Holmes of Cisco was in Vernon Thursday. Mrs W T Dickey of Denisom visiting relatives. Judge W Bonner of Wichita Falls on legal business. Mr and Mrs C M Kester of Odell here Wednesday. Blair Williams sick with flu. E M Lentwyler Jr much better after illness. Miss Lucille Samuel visiting sisters in Electra. L G Bakle and son ill with flu but improving. Miss Buelah Ladd left for Burkburnett to visit Geraldine Parker. Mrs Lou Winn leaving for indefinite stay in Mineral Wells. Mrs B Gilmore returning from Memphis. Mrs J J Wilhelm of Odell News in Vernon Monday and Tuesday. BE OW Hampton back from visit with parents in Corpus Christi. Mrs H H Roads returning from several weeks in Dallas. Miss Mary Blackman and Mrs Y H Babasin in Wichita shopping. Mr Milam left for Dallas for several days. YY A Blair returned to San Angelo after weeks in Vernon. Robinson Motor Co delivered in six cylinder Cope to Td Youngblood.
Mystery Shrouds Slayings of Aviator and Local Visit News
Mrs Grace Jennings of Electra and Mrs Ellen Olby of Maine are mentioned among a string of visitors. The note lists many residents and their travels, including Mrs D B Taylor from Wichita Falls and Mrs J E McMillan hosting. A church meeting at First Christian Church with mem bership applications is announced followed by a luncheon and a program featuring Dean Willi Mayes.
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Fort Worth
I Mayes
School of Jourmilisny
Austin
Thompson family to Fort Worth for Fat Stock Show
W M Thompson and family leave Saturday for Fort Worth to attend the Fat stock show and visit friends Mrs A Wilhelm and Mrs Y S Lee in Wichita Falls. Mrs C Cook returned home from Sherman after medical treatment. Nina Ruth Terrell improved after illness. Mrs B C Bennett of Frederick remains here through the week. Ben Leutwyler moved from hospital after appendicitis. J P King Mrs A B Garland and Miss Minnie King spent yesterday in Wichita Falls. Morgon Lindsey ill with grippe but improving. Mrs A T Stanford retired home after two weeks in a sanitarium for appendicitis. Mrs Cora Gilman mother of Mrs Oscar Swinburn ill at home.
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W. M. Thompson
Fort Worth
J. P King
A. B. Garland
Minnie King
Wichita Falls
Cora Gilman
Oscar Swinburn
Anne Better
Texas Women's Press Association invited to Fat Stock Show
Mrs J Melbich and Mrs Bertha Ross, members of the Texas Woman's Press Association, have been advised by president Mrs Mamie Wynne Cox of an invitation from Fat Stock Show management to attend the exposition as guests. The letter notes dates through the 10th and references Fort Worth events and Mrs McHugh as a writer for newspapers and magazines.
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Texas Women's Press Association
Evans
Fort Worth
Call for Selected Cotton Seed Use in West Texas Belt
A regional message urges farmers to plant selected cotton seed for the coming season. It stresses using higher quality seed after 1922 yielded broath stricken cotton and recommends selling poor seed to mills while buying well-suited staple varieties to prevent repeating short staple crops. It notes the West Texas Belt needs careful seed choices.
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West Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce Manager Whaley Letter
Porter A. Whaley, manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce, signs a respectful note debating the superior or better option within the organization’s province to Sax.
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Sax
Porter A. Whaley
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
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W. T. Bone of
Quanab
BE. Sears of
Odell
G. R Baker
Bakerfield, Cal
Vernon
Hubert Sewell
RH Wolfe
W. U. Rogers
R. R. Brooks of
Tolbert
Ralph King
If. V. Joiner
East Texas
Bri. H. Holmes
Cisco
Wi. Bonner
Wichita Alis
Vernet
Blair Williams
E. M. Lentwyler Jr
Lucille Samuel
Electra
L. (. Bakle
Buelah Ladd
Burkburnett
Geraldine Parker
Lou Winn
Mrs. B. Gilmore
Memphis
J. J. Wilhelm
The
Odell News
BE. OW
Hampton
Corpus Christi
H. H. Roads
Dallas
Cillas
Mary Blackman
Y. Hi. Babasin
Wichita
Mr. Milam
YY. A. Blair
San Angelo
Robinson Motor Company
Td. Youngblood
Dckings
Ey Maze
Grace Jennings
Ellen Olby
Maine
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Melueh
Mrs Rooss
Odell c
RR. Winksten
W Rogers
Abbott
Margaret Edwards
D. BR. Taylor
J. EB. McMillan
RR. TH. Bratton
First Christian Church
Maisie Wynne Cox
Earle Teeryrus Cox
Los Angeles
Carle Benington
Remington
A. Wilhelm
Y. Sleee
Nina Ruth Terrell
B.C. Bennett
Frederick
Ben Leutwyler
IL Robinson
Morgon Lindsey
Grippe
A.T. Stanford
Aso
Vernon Assie
Rocery
Ontents
Tenas Woman's Press Association
Stein-Bloch
Pipkins Timberlake Company
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