Parnell Declares Independent Campaign Platform Plans
J Parnell of Vernon says he will enter the lieutenant governor race on his own merits and not ride any others coat tails He endorses Woodrow Wilsons Democratic administration supports prohibition woman suffrage open shop and rural school buildings plus good roads He spoke in Dallas at the state committee session and held a proxy for J A Kemp of Wichita Falls The Record notes Nettles and daughter Lela in Vernon promoting Acala Cotton cultivation.
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J. D. Parnell
Vernon
Wilson
Parnell
Dallas
Wilson Democrats
Texas
J. A. Kemp
Wichita Falls
the Record
Woodrow Wilson
France
J. F. Nettles
Lela Nettles
Miss Nettles
Oklaintan
Smith Returns From Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth
Charlie Smith of South Main returned Thursday from Fort Worth where he attended the Fat Stock show. He has been ill since returning but is nearly recovered.
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Charlie Smith
South Main
Fort Worth
Mr. Smith
Books for Everybody movement aims at universal library access
The American Library Association launches the Books for Everybody program to extend reading and self education to 60 million Americans with inadequate access. Plans include libraries in industries and for the blind, foreign language translations, hospital services, and county system expansion. A $2,000,000 fund will support three years of postwar activity with trustees meetings in Dallas on March 25.
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United States
American Library Association
Association
America
United States Public Health Service
Library Trustees
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Dallas
Lillian Newton
John Storey Seeks County Attorney Post in Democratic Primary
John Storey announces his bid for county attorney in Wilbarger County stating eight years residence here He attended UT Law for three years before interrupting studies for service In the Army he was a lieutenant in the Infantry and in the Judge Advocate General's Department giving him military legal experience supporters call him well equipped for the office.
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Storey
Wilbarger County
Law Department
University of Texas
Infantry
Judge Advocate Generals Department
Stead
Army Legal Department
Visitors from Crowell Fail to Meet Daughter in Vernon
J. J. Thompson and J. C. Self, trustees of Crowell, visited Vernon Sunday hoping to meet their daughter Miss Dorothy, employed at Wichita Falls with Bonded Abstract and Title Company, but she failed to arrive.
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J. ©. Thompson
J. C. Self
Crowell
Vernon Sunday
Dorothy
Wichita Falls
The Victor Book of the Opera Catalogs and Illustrates
A brief notice advertises The Victor Book of the Opera a compendium on operas houses stories artists and scenes with illustrations and world opera pictures. Priced at 1.00 on mail order 1.15 from Pendleton's Music Store.
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Victor
Pendleton
Ite
Amarillo Visit Notes Roy Meaders Business Visitor
Roy Meaders was a business visitor in Amarillo during the latter part of last week, with local engagements noted but not detailed.
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Roy Meaders
Amarillo
Frederick High and local team open baseball season
Friday afternoon at 4:30 the Frederick Oklahoma high school team meets local representatives on the county fairgrounds diamond. Vernon boys have trained well and show good form with Curtis catching Baird pitching and a full infield and outfield lineup led by coach Knox Kinard.
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Frederick, Okla
Vernon
Curtis
Baird
Small
Cabe
Johnson
Dalmasso
Smith
Douglas
Hiatt
Nuumallys delicious candy at the Peoples Drug store
Quanah guest W M Denny recovered from influenza after a thirty day illness. Mr and Mrs P M Emmett of Deans visited Vernon on Saturday with their sons Ernest and Roy.
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Nuumallys
The
Peoples Drug Store
W. M. Denny
P.M. Emmett
Deans
Vernon
Fat Stock Show Visitors Return From Fort Worth
PFALN O Neal and Howard Heath along with Misses Hyacinth O Neal and Mozelle Parker arrived home yesterday after attending the Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth.
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Pfaln
O'Neal
Howard Heath
Hyacinth O'Neal
Mozelle Parker
Fort Worth
Turner kin visit Vernon as Salt Lake City guest
Mrs Minnie Turner Young of Salt Lake City visits Vernon last week to see her nieces Minnie and Leona Turner and the family of J H B Young. Patron praises Peoples Drug Store for best cigars found anywhere.
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Minnie Turner Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vernon
Minnie
Leona Turner
J. H. B. Young
Peoples Drug Store
Vernon Boy Attends Delco Convention Visit in Ohio
Clarence Teel of Canadian visited Sunday at his mother Mrs Emma Teel in Vernon. He works with R L Blanton Delco Light agent. He left for Dayton Ohio for the Delco convention after Sunday. Teel is a Vernon native formerly with the T M Fergeson Drug Company. Purchases include the Victor Book of the Opera at Pendleton's Music Store for $4 in Vernon or $1.15 elsewhere.
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Clarence Teel
Emma Teel
Vernon
Teel
R. L. Blanton
Delco
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Teel
T. M. Fergeson Drug Company
Pendleton’s
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Mitchells install Standard Rig at 1070 feet in derrick work
The Mitchell Farm Or Company installs a regular derrick over their hole at 1070 feet to replace the star rig. Puilling will proceed when the standard cable outfit is ready for work. Wanted: nice clean cotton rags at the Record office. Do not bring old stockings or woolen pants.
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Mitchell Farm
Miss Tommy Lee Newton Visits Aunt in Vernon
Miss Tommy Lee Newton of Chillicothe visited last week at the home of her aunt Mrs A L Hall in southwest Vernon.
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Tommy Lee Newton
Chillicothe
A. L. Hall
Vernon
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Magnolia
Cleveland Metal Products CO
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Frederick High School
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H. R. Copekind
Quanah
Ernest and Roy
Ladd’s
Phor
Seth Violet Street
Pease Ste
al Lewis
Ets Ead
Mitchel
Goodrich
B.F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
Sivenvows Cord
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Texan Power
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