Democracy in Deadly Fight With Autocracy in Vernon
A Vernon painter writes to The Record arguing open shop versus union work, defending living wages and a square deal for all. He recalls local wages at 3.50 per day, criticizes anti union pressure, and warns voters to avoid forced open shop and autocratic overtones while supporting fair labor treatment.
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Vernon
Painters’ Union
United States
Berry relocates farm and egg prices listed
Chas Berry reports moving his flock seven miles west of town to a new farm. Eggs offered include B. I. Ret at 3.00 per dozen and White Leghorn at 2.56 per dozen. A few Red cock hens may father or come out for visitors by calling Phone 500.
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Eliely
Jown
B. I
Chas. Berry
Texas farm land values rise in Texas USDA report
Texas field agent of the U.S. Department of Agriculture reports sharp gains in average farm land values across the state. per acre values show improvements from 1919 levels, with 1920 figures for poor, good plow lands, and overall land values higher, while corn, wheat, oats, and barley stocks and on-farm percentages are detailed.
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Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Judd Declares Solare Deal Platform for County Race
R B Judd of East Vernon announces the square deal for all as his platform in the race for county Commissioner from Precinct No 1. A Wilbarger County resident for about 15 years, Judd cites his citizen record as his chief recommendation and plans to run on that basis.
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R. B. Judd
East Vernon
Sandy land offers value in this region sale
Davis and Summerour promote affordable Sandy land equal to prime farm lands with low prices and easy terms. Buyers urged to act now. Office listed as J. R. Jones real estate, North Main Street, Ferguson Building. 42-f
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Davis & Summerour
J. R. Jone
North Main Street
Fergeson Building
Program on Social Service at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church prepares a social service program for Monday March 22 at 3 pm. Leader Mrs C J Farrell. scripture by Mrs J H Watts. A social service questionnaire by D H Henry L G Hawkins Etta Long W D Berry S F E Lloyd R Barcus John Reese B O Brown G W Backus John Morris. Reading Messaged From Afar by Lacy D Terrell Jr and Frank Murchison Jr to Mrs L D Terrell. Refreshments by Long Shive Backus. orchestra by Lizzie Reese Ethel Reese Eva Morris Winnie Jewell Norwood Cyrus Barcus John Tate. Open to the public.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
J. H. Watts
D. H. Henry
L. G. Hawkins
Etta Long
W. D. Berry
S. FE. Lloyd
R. Barcus
John Reese
B. O. Brown
G. W. Backus
John Morris
R. PD
Lb Killough
Lacy D. Terrell, Jr
Frank Murchison, Jr
L. D. Terrell
Mesdames Long
Shive
Backus
Lizzie Reese
Ethel Reese
Eva Morris
Winnie Jewell Norwood
Cyrus Barcus
John Tate
Strickland Announces Candidacy for Wilbarger County Commissioner
N F Strickland of Harrold announces for county Commissioner of precinct 4 in the Democratic primary this July. He has six years with Vernon Cotton Oil Co as Harrold Gin manager, has been Texas resident 30 years, and Wilbarger County resident six years. He asks precinct voters for support and notes wide local acquaintance.
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N. F. Strickland
Harrold
Strickland
Vernon Cotton Oil Company
Harrold Gin Company
Texas
Wilbarger County
Missionary Ruths of the Methodist Church Meet at Mrs. King Home
The Missionary Ruths of the Methodist Church held their monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Carl King’s home. Decorations featured flags and shamrocks for the eve of St Patrick’s Day. After business and program, Mrs. King served a salad and ice course to twenty three members in attendance.
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Ruths
Methodist Church
Carl King
Trish
St. Partick’s
Circle No 3 and No 5 meet at church Monday
Baptist missionary society Circle No 3 and Circle No 5 gathered at 3 p m with Mrs Randuail leading the meeting. The program featured a reading by Mary Jones titled Lil Brack Sheep and the session focused on the Old Veterans topic.
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Circle No. 5
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Land Leases For Large Tracts Mentioned Near Wells
Notice lists multiple leases including 4000 acres in Wichita and Wilbarger counties near the Guyer lrisler well, 5000 acres on round timber ranch near Hamilton well, 53500 acres southwest of Vor bon, plus numerous smaller leases from 40 acres upward. See J B E Lutz. 85 If
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Wichita
Wilbarger Counties
Guyer-l'risler Well
Hamilton Well
Vorbon
BE. Lutz
Fargo News highlights and local events in Medicine Mound area
March 17 report notes visits by J Fetchersid and Roy Owens families to Medicine Mound, school sickness causing absences, Fargo and Sherwood boys basketball 17 point loss to Fargo, Elder Lemons sermons, a successful school play That Rascal Pat, pie supper proceeds of 78.20 dollars, and a roundup of local movements and visits including Vernon, Denton and Midway residents with several moves and social events.
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Fargo
J. 4. Ketchersid
Roy Owens
Medicine Mound
Rascal Pat
F. M. Cullum
Comanche
Oklahoma
A. B. Hays
Mae Crisp
Minnie Crisp
Marie Malrr
Laoile Marr
Henry Key
J. L. Crisp
George Goins
Frank Ke
Marvin Sweatman
Denton Normal
Denton
Texas
Motor Rural Carrier Examination Planned in Wilbarger County
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an exam in Vernon Texas on April 10 1920 for the position of motor rural carrier at Tolbert Texas and other future vacancies in Wilbarger County. Salary ranges from 2100 to 2250 annually. Applicants must be domiciled in the county and meet Form 2121 1977 requirements.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Wilbarger
Tex
Vernon
Tolbert
Washington, D. C
Commission
Berry Buys New Cleaning Equipment in Fort Worth
W. T. Berry returned from Fort Worth with equipment costing over one thousand dollars for his local cleaning and dyeing establishment.
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W. T. Berry
Fort Worth
Vernon High School Girls Defeat Quinah 14 to 4
The Vernon High School senior girls basketball team defeated the Quinah girls on the local school grounds before a large crowd, posting a 14 to 4 victory.
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Vernon High School
Quinah
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E. Pease St
White Rose Cafe
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C. J. Farrell
Long
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Uo Ramo
Os Lumber CO
Fargo News
Ethel Sweatman
Louise Richardson
Bessie Coffee
Claude Goins
Clarence Wilhelmna
Fargo and Sherwood
White City
Pargo
Lemons
Church of Christ
R. BE. Owen
Elmer Owen
Walter Smith
Deans
Mr. Price
Ohmie Wilcox
Edith Tacy
Domestic Science Club
RR. L. Sellers
Midway
Horace Holiman
J. BR. Reusse
Lae
S. H. Hall
Ouanah
W. R. Derr
Violet Street
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
OLD Line Life Insurance
West Ob’ Tha
Mississippi
Dewey Wilson
Vernon, Texas
RE. D. Bennett
Fort Worth, Texas
ANN Oxfords
Russell’s