Armistice Talks Under Way as German Revolt Rises
German delegates reached General Foch early this morning to sign terms of the armistice after revolts spread across Germany. Navy and much of Schleswig-Holstein are in revolutionary hands as Hamburg reports a serious uprising and Bavaria hints at a separate peace if terms delay.
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Germany
Schleswig
Hamburg
Bavaria
Cyclone in county causes extensive damage in Wilbarger
A cyclone toward Wilbarger county Wednesday afternoon caused major property damage across Yolbert White City and surrounding farms. Several buildings including a minister's house were destroyed or moved, two children were windborne but unharmed, and livestock losses were not reported. Rainfall measured three eighths of an inch in Vernon. The storm advanced northeast, about 200 feet wide according to The Record.
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Wilbarger County
M. J. Vaughn
Yolbert
Foun
White City
J. Z. White
M. H. Coffer
Mr. White
W. W. Adams
Adas
Durreut
Don Rogers
Vernon
Returned From Father's Funeral in Wichita Falls
Mesers and Mesdames 8. E. Trevathan and H. W. Norwood returned Wednesday from Wichita Falls after attending the funeral of their father J. J. Norwood. They learned Monday he was not expected to live and he died Monday night. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon. Deceased was 7 years old. The Record extends sympathy to the family.
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Mmes
E. Trevathan
H. W. Norwood
Wichita Falls
J. J. Norwood
Trevathan
Norwood
Mornday
Peace Work at Home Fears for Soldiers in Camp
Mrs. W. D. Berry, district leader of the War Work campaign, urges Barton County to donate 15000 dollars to support Y M C A huts and canteens for soldiers. She notes huts in France and America, letters written daily, and the effort to keep soldiers active and connected with home through Y M C A and allied groups.
How the United Work Fund Helps Boys Over There
A report details how 170 million dollars supports seven agencies aiding American troops overseas. It covers housing, libraries with millions of books, letter paper, shipments of supplies, theater and athletic programs, and motion pictures. Agencies include Y M C A Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board and Salvation Army. they operate huts hostels libraries and entertainment to accompany soldiers and sailors throughout the war.
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General Pershing
Aix Les Bains
Camps
Antonineae
America
Shipmerits
France
Switzerland
George M. Cohan
Winthrop Ames
E. Hi. Sothern
Hisse Janis
Walter Damrosch
Margaret Mayo
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Douglas Fairbanks
Knights of Columbus and Jewish Welfare
Sherrill Elected Secretary of Retail Merchants
St B Sherrill was chosen to fill the unexpired term of BE Smith as secretary of the Retail Merchants Association. Smith resigns to move to Wichita Falls and pursue oil field development work. Miss Fisi Robinson remains as stenographer and assistant to Mr Sherrill, with meetings moved to 10 am on the third Thursday each month.
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St. B. Sherrill
BE. L. Smith
Mrs Barker of Hall County Dies in Vernon
Word from Vernon confirms Mrs. O. F. Barker, formerly of our area, died Tuesday. She had lived in Hall County.
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Vernon
O. F. Barker
Hall County
Mrs J C Manis Dies In Memphs After Illness
Mrs J C Manis died in Memphis after illness while husband C Manis serves in Camp Taecock Georgia. Funeral held in Memphis with Vernon mourners. Arnold Lampe overseas with two other brothers in the U S Army. he traveled from Camp Travis to Florida and Virginia.
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Allman
Memphis Priestlay
C. Manis
Camp Taecock
Memphis
Vernon
F. A. Lampe
Farmers Valley
Arnold
Arnold Lampe
Camp Travis
Florida
Virginia
Mr. Lampe
America
Claude Bildstein En Prance War Letter From Son
Mrs Martin Bildstein receives a wartime letter from her son in the 56th Infantry. He describes an automatic rifle squad, weaponry including a gas mask and belt, and says he is sleeping in an old barn. He notes high prices for candy and tobacco and reassures the family while serving overseas.
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Vernon Hoy
Automatic Rifle Squad
Martin Bildstein de
Hide
56Th Infantry
Vernon
Waria
No Services at Lutheran Church Due to Sickness
No services were held at the Lutheran Church on Sunday because Rev. J. Girnbaach is sick. A Mission Feast service had been planned but will be held at a later date. Mrs. Girnbaam is also ill.
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Lutheran Church
J. Girnbach
Girnbaum
War Fund Drive planned to raise fifteen thousand dollars
Committees prepare to canvass every school community in Wilbarger county for the United War Work Fund 15 000 goal. Vernon leads with about half of the total. many communities assign chairmen and set specific per community quotas ranging from 50 to 800 dollars with installments through December 2 1918 and January 15 1919 to March 1 1919.
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Ronday
YAR
United War Work Fund
Mittees
Vernon
Victory Leagues
Patriotic Leagues
Wilbarger County
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New York
Chicago
Foch
Dation
W. D. Berry
Wom
Woman's
United War Work Campaign
Knights of Colhubus
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Liverpool
Pershing
United Work Fund
Army
Navy
Sherrill
EL. Smith
Retail Merchants Association
Will
Wichita
J. C. Manis
Camp Hancork
Georgia
Claude Bildstein EN Prance
Iay Youngs Bildstein
Jackson Springs
J. M. Collins
Odell
C. Ef. Foster
C. M. Kester
Plainview
Walter Riddle
Haulk
R. A
Red River
Tom Hamilton
Hinds
Claude Mailer
Cleve Randel
Argo
C. S. Smith
Deans
J. C. Wilson
Rayland
Lockett
W. N. Martin
Oklainton
Mont King
Dawson Valley
I. C. Sherrard
Tolbert
J. D. Couch
Guyer
E. B. Gillis
Harrold
R. Cobb
West Vernon
Will Martin
Highland
H. W. Lewis
Red Bluff
B. I. Lane
Eliott
Charlie Clynch
Mack
N. J. Reed
Union
W. J. Baker
Haney
J. H. Leake
Crescent Cove
J. R. White
Paradise
T. J. Milner
Midway
E. M. Haynes
Jonda
Dave Melton
Sherwood
J. A. Ammons
Grapevine
E. M. Schaub
Thompson
J. P. Aderholt
East Vernon
W. E. Sullivan
Wells Chapel
T. C. Frost
Brown
Joe Bowers