Vernon to host biggest district encampment for boys clubs
Vernon hosts the district encampment of boys clubs attracting about 600 boys from the rain clubs plus officials and instructors. County Farm Agent Chaney and Chamber of Commerce secretary Townsend urge Vernon business leaders and Wilbarger county farmers to cooperate for a successful event, aiming to establish Vernon as a permanent host for future encampments.
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Vernon
Texas
Wilharger County
Chaney
Townsend
Chamber of Commerce
Aneny
We Pay Too Much County Tax Disparity in Texas Schools
County judges and commissioners across Texas protest perceived inequality in school tax distributions. State records show 91 counties contribute more to the state treasury than they receive back for local school purposes. Wilbarger County alone pays $16,000 more than its scholastic allotment.
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Texas
Wilbarger
Census Method of Distribution Controversy Raises Counties’ Costs
Counties pay large sums under the census distribution method, with many affluent counties receiving substantial returns. The text notes extensive financial strains and criticizes the allocation system while highlighting ongoing debate among administrators.
Roost The Fire Boys Volunteer Firemen Aid City
Vernon volunteers run a top noted fire department rivaling many paid crews. They risk life nightly to save property and citizens. A fundraising campaign supports the fireman’s fund, aided by this week’s picture show profits and public donations are urged.
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Vernon
Entertainment in the county who selects it and pays the bill
A fragmented discussion asks who decides on local entertainments in the county and who bears the cost. It compares selecting pastors teachers and officials to choosing entertainers and questions whether imported shows are preferable, urging residents to consider their own standards and governance.
Picture shows and the case for education funds
An opinion piece compares national entertainment spending with school funding. It argues Americans lavish billions on movies while neglecting arts and music education for children, noting many actors earn high salaries while teachers and students see little support. It urges directing part of entertainment budgets to music, art, and expression teachers, a band master, and better school facilities to develop local talent.
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United States
Ciue
Ofr
For Sale Leg horn Eggs Incubator Offer
For sale single comb white Leg horn eggs ready for hatching. Ninety cents per egg with an 85.00 per hundred offer for incubators. Mrs P Clement of Oklahoma lists telephone Harrold 211 for contact.
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P. Clement
Oklainion
Harrold
Picture Show Lessons Drift Into Crime and Cost
A reflective critique says entertainment paralyzes talents and spawns crime as society profits from Hollywood luxury. It warns that children imitate harmful behaviors seen at the cinema, leading to sorrow, shame, and higher taxes to cover the consequences of those choices.
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Hollywood
Mrs Pouncey Recovering After Pneumonia Attack
Mrs. W. D. Pouncey, 80, recovering from a severe pneumonia attack with recovery appearing doubtful earlier but now reported as encouraging. Her daughter Mrs. Hevner of Electra is at the bedside.
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W. D. Pouncey
Pneumonis
Hes
Hevner
Electra
Pouncey
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