Vernon Plans Liberty Hall for Soldiers and Civic Groups
Vernon officials and the Chamber of Commerce plan a Liberty building after the war to serve as club rooms for service members and a public auditorium. The project includes a museum for world souvenirs and war relics, with donations sought from residents and families with relatives overseas.
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Liberty Building
Europe
Vernon Museum
Vernon Chambers of Commerce
Wilbarger County War Work Ledger to Honor Local Citizens
The Wilbarger county Chamber of Commerce announces a comprehensive listing of every adult and business in the county to detail war work. It records Liberty Bonds Thrift Stamps Red Cross Y M C A contributions service requests and refusals with reasons and will be published as a pamphlet for patriotic display.
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Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Wilbarger County
Red Cross
Soldier's Club
How Doctors Treat Colds and Grippe Calotabs Ad
Physicians favor a brisk calomel purge for colds and grippe but prefer Calotabs a purified form with a single tab at night. One dose promises a clear morning and full system refresh, sold sealed for thirty five cents with druggist guarantee of refund if not satisfied.
State Fire and Accident Prevention Day Proclaimed
Acting Governor R M Johnston designates November 2 as State Fire and Accident Prevention Day urging citizens to observe with safety drills and prevention activities. The proclamation links fire loss to wartime resource conservation and calls schools, officials, and organizations to join in demonstrations and safety lessons.
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R. M. Johnston
I. R. M. Johnston
Texas
America
Austin
A.D. Wis
Partnership Dissolved and Old Stand Service Cars
Notice declares Jonett and Ladd have dissolved part nership and that two will operate a service car at the old stand. Telephone TV. Also advertises for sale one first class row binder in good condition by M. G. Neathery on North Main Street or by phone 55.
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Jonett and Ladd
M. G. Neathery
North Main Street
Dodson’s Liver Tone Replaces Calomel Says Local Druggists
A local druggist notes Dodson’s Liver Tone replacing calomel due to safety and better results. The remedy is guaranteed by sellers, costs a few cents, and promises relief from liver sluggishness and constipation without causing biliousness or sickness.
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Dodson
Bishop J. M. Cannon to Dedicate Vernon Methodist Church
Bishop James M. Cannon of San Antonio will dedicate Vernon Methodist Church Sunday night. It is his first Vernon visit and the congregation hopes for a strong welcome. Rev. H. M. Long will report on church work Sunday morning and accompany Cannon to Conference at Lubbock. The church reports record membership over 800 and about $17,000 paid this year despite war activity and dry weather.
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James M. Cannon
San Antonio
Vernon Methodist
Vernon
Bishop Cannon
H. M. Long
Lubbock
Northwest Texas
New Mexico
Long
Klingler Predicts Spring Rain Based on Fall Weather
Hr A Klingler, after eight years in the county, says rains in fall foretell ample spring rainfall essential for crops. He practices intensive stock farming with 300 pigs born last spring and 250 this fall. Klingler, a Wilbarger County farmer, previously paid $100 an acre for a 300 acre tract and is native of Switzerland.
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A. Klingler
Mr. Klingler
Wringler
Wilbarger County
Switzerland
Eleven Suffering Influenza Strain Family in Vernon
W T L Smith of Route 1 Vernon renewed his record yesterday while he and his wife care for eleven influenza patients. Eight are their children and three relatives. Smith's son is also sick in Vernon, keeping the father busy. We sell for cash only at BL WL Drag Co. lite Ady.
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W. TL. Smith
Vernon
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
BL & WL Drag Co
Lite Ady
Weather and social notes from Thalia and surrounding towns
A heavy rain hit Thalia on Friday night delaying wheat pasture but promising good crop. Residents traveled to Crowell for Hawaiian Singers and visits to Vernon, Weatherford, and Kansas City. influenza affected several locals including J. W. Taylor and Mack Dickey while others recovered. A post office inspector visited, and local commerce and family updates filled the week.
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Thalia
Crowell
T. M. Haney
Leta
Essie Shultz
Vernon
J. W. Taylor
Mack Dickey
J. R. Solomon
Mr. Weather
Askins
Marvin Phillips
M. J. Phillips
San Diego
Calif
Insley Huddleston
Marvin Price
Kansas City
Sweeney Auto College
A. J. Rabb
Weatherford
Sophronia Staton
Mabel Roberts
Adele Ragland
Crowel
Emmett Pyle
McLean
Texas
Velma Meadors
Fionia Silas
Ayresville
Clarence Taney
G. A. Shultz
Knoxie Buress
T. A. Johnson
Myrtle
Roy Long
Bob Alston
Serum Promised To Shield From Influenza Attack
An advertisement from B and W Drug Co promotes a serum claimed to guard against influenza. The snippet highlights a protective product sold by the firm in a brief, period-appropriate ad.
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B. & W. Drug Co
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