Local mill showcases advanced machinery and strict safety
A local mill exhibits a highly automated system with four hoppers, ten barrel capacity, and a never stopping elevator. Fireproof, concrete and steel construction, automatic doors, and an elaborate heating system underscore safety and efficiency. Superintendent Harrington praises the facility as the most wonderful mill he has seen in thirty years. Signs urge workers to keep the mill clean and avoid smoking or swearing.
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A. Harrington
Weather and school news from East Vernon district
East Vernon report notes lighter wheat yields but cotton and grain sorghums benefit from a recent shower. Wheat heading early. three weeks left in the school term with finals next week and the state exams the last week. A play by the Gover school set for May 14 titled Descon Dubbs admission 20 cents children 35 cents adults.
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East Vernon
Gover Schoo
Descon Dubbs
J. A. Edmonson
Vernon
W. B. Castleberry
Ang
Wis
Gates
T. B Burch
Edgar ©Hfield
Cecil H. White
West Vernon
Indians Pitch Tent On Roof Of New York Hotel
A group identified as Blackfeet Indians from the Montana National Park Reservation are visiting New York City. They pitched their tepees on the roof of the Commodore Hotel and will stay there during their visit, with photographs showing band members leaving the roof to view the city.
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Manok
Buffalo Nickel
He Jer National Park Reservation
Montana
New York City
Bialiges
Comedere
Joe Heavy
Mary We Finns
Local Legion and Frederick Business Men to Play Baseball
A benefit game between Frederick Oklahoma business men and the American Legion post is set for Wednesday afternoon at Vernon fairgrounds. Players from Frederick include Zinn Rogers former Vernon resident and current mayor of Prederek. Visiting families and a large rooter crowd are expected.
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Eso
Vernon Fairgrounds
Zinn Rogers
Vernon
Prederiek
Order of the
Jean and
Fats
Real Estate Transfers and a Red Cross Nurse Return
Western Petroleum Co transfers to W Whalen for 42 dollars in Western Petroleum subdivision. Wheatley acquires parcels in HLDD Stephens log 3 block 1 for 801 dollars. McClendon and Margaret sell to J L Lawson north quarter of twenty acres in Survey 16 block 12 H and T C for 200 dollars. J S Hall sells to T A King lots 5 and 6 in North Addition for Asia. Lisman and Wittie Lisman sell east 60 acres of NW quarter section 5 Mack 11 to W W Van Huss for 2 000 dollars. Van Huss to Lisman part of Jet 26 Stinson addition in section 18 block 12 Wand 7. Mel Rose Mihnann, Red Cross Nurse, returns from Dallas after Red Cross meeting.
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Western Petroleum Co
W. Whalen
Western Petrolema Co
W. Wheatley
Stephens
Wheatley
Tt. P. Lisman
Wittie Tisman
WW. T. van Huss
Ho and
W.H. van Huss
T. P. Lisman
Stinson
Tanlac Restores Strength Says Turner Resident
Charles Hamblen of RAF DPD No.1 Weetetoen Turner reports three years of poor health then Tanlac restored energy and appetite He praises the medicine as the best he has heard of Vernon Vernon Vernon retailers Son Drug and Wilson Drug sell Tanlac Mrs HLM Kelly travels to Oklahoma City next week
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Charles Hamblen
RAF- Dpd
Weetetoen
Conhir
Hlm
Kelly
Oklahoma City
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