Fargo Community Notes and Local Visits Report
Farmers sow winter pasture wheat in the Fargo area. Attendees at the fair include many named local families led by Wall Mason Beavers Richard Olive Wilsett McDaniel Corbell Mason Hays Adkins tuff Scherer Wilhelm Price Norman Olive Marvin Cabe Cullum. Plans for Bethel Sunday meeting and Plainview visits are noted. The infant of Geo Goins was buried in Fargo cemetery after a service by Rev. Pearson. Community events include church, club, and school updates along with storm damage to crops and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
J. Wall
T. Mason
George Beavers
Ben Richard
Connie Olive
Garlan Wilsett
W. R. McDaniel
Waye Corbell
J. 8
Mason
A. B. Hays
Everett Adkins
Tom Tuff
I. M. Scherer
D. F. Wilhelm
Price
Norman Olive
Marvin Price
Tf W. Cabe
Jf. M. Cullum
Ben Ketchersid
Bronk Mason
Raymond Sweatmon
4A. S. Smith
Charlie Mason
N. FF. Holland
Mises Leola Smits
Maud Richard
Lillian Sweatmon
Bethel
J. Tl. Marr
Tacile
Plainview
Geo. Goins
FL D. Pearson
Local residents and activities reported in town notes
The column lists Odessa Dich sehoni bors girls organizing basketball teams and ordering supplies. Louis Thomason visited Thursday on business. Paul Geetze of Vernon started a musical class with twenty pupils. Mr and Mrs TLE Piercé have rooms with Mrs Belle Holloway. Mr and Mrs W F Bell and children visited Friday. Mr Drdie and family from Quings moved in late week. Mr Lyrdie bought cotton this season. Mrs W W Riddell accompanied a group on an outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Dich Sehoni Bors
Louis Thomason
Paul Geetze
Vernon
Tle. Piercé
Belle Holloway
W. F. Bell
Drdie
Quings
Local Social Notes and Weather From Recent Week
Mrs. Jewel Neal visited Friday evening. Miss Sybil Shelton of Oklahoma visits Mr and Mrs C J Shelton. B C Bratcher family visited the W M Riddell home Friday. Residents attended a Ward home dance Thursday. Several locals listed as visitors this week. Rain and hail fell Wednesday. Cotton bales ginned this week. Clarence Hite near the river was wrecked Monday afternoon. J S Alldredge and son Johnny, Willie White visited the Rea River bridge to view the river after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Brothers Sanitoriimn
Minnesota
Jewel Neal
Sybil Shelton
Oklahone
C. JD. Shelton
B.C. Bratcher
W. M. Riddell
Ward
Grady Stowe
EF. C. Bratcher
Dave Thomas
Shelton Shaw
Louis Thompson
B.D. Thames
Fred Thomas
Mr. A
W. F. Bell
Clarence Hite
Tedi
Alldredge and Son
Johny
Willie White
Rea River
Odell Social Roundup Lists Local Visits and Events
Ma and Mrs AL Betl and Mrs AL PReilo shopped in Odell Wednesday afternoon. Misses Bratcher visited Mr Goetze at Odell. Dewey and Clarence Hite were in Odell Friday afternoon. Miss Ruby Lee Vantiuss spent Sunday with Miss Lillian Regera. Watson and son Braza were in Odell Wednesday. A light shower Wednesday brought hail but no damage. Mrs Ovella Ward hosted a dance Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Jim White visited in Odell Friday afternoon. Mrs WOF Bell and son Metten were business visitors in Odell. J T Adams returned home Thursday from Dallas. Mrs Ida Turner shopped in Odell Wednesday. Ph C Bratcher in Fargo Thursday on business. S A Bell in Odell Friday. Al Stowe in the community Tuesday. Mr and Mrs BE Bratcher visited J H Adams Thursday evening. T da Watson driving a new ford touring car. License to wed Otto Peters and Lizzie Miers last week. Harry William and Dearie Snider, Negroes, also issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Odell
C.T. Mason
Riley Adams
Nellie Nance
Burkbumett
Merle Olive
Rev. Fisher
Methodist Church
Dave Coffee
John Coffer
Mas. Bullwan
Win
Coffer
Bunker HN
Wlnesis
Jennie Coffer
Charlie Mason
J. A. Mason
Roquaily
Sherwood
Spat
Melanie
Vader Cooner
Baby
Jim Crisp
Fargo Community Club
Calor
Withiamson
Marvin Price
Neel Trays
East Texas
Sumer
W.om. S. of the Baptist
Ehurch
Circle No. 1
Tly
Archer
Levi Woeedard
Wargo
Farge
Olive’s
EL. EL
Lyon
Lendrain
Dallas
D. Wi May
Lilien Sweatmen
Hanlk Hil
J. M. Sweatmas
B. Starr
Abbie
Elsbeth
Fargo Saturdas
Opal Holland
Earl Collier
Vernon
Fld. Pearson
Baptist Church
Dewey
Clarence Hite
Ruby Lee Vantiuss
Lillian Regera
Watson and Son
Braza
Ovella Ward
Jim White
W. OF. Bell and Son
Metten
Oded Fyrany
J. T. Adams
Dathas
Ida Turner
Ph. C. Bratcher
Fargo
S.A. Bell
Otto Peters
Lizzie Miers
Harry William
Dearie Snider
Highway office opened in Wichita Falls area
State Highway Commission division engineer LL Hogan arrived in Wichita Falls to establish division headquarters for 15 Northwest Texas counties. Operations will cover Wilbarger Hardeman Clay Montague Cooke Wise Jack Yours Throckmorton Haskell Kana Foard Baylor Archer. paving planned from Wichita Falls to Seymour via two irrigation sites. work in Wichita County to begin after engineering prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Wichita Wilbarger
Hardeman
Clay
Montagne
Cooke, Wise, Jack
Yours
Throckmorton Haskell
Kana
Foard
Baylor
Archer Counties
Seymour
Wichita County
Chloroform Testimony Promises Relief for Headaches
A letter from Ernest J. Vennor of San Antonio claims his family suffered stomach trouble and headaches for years. He says they used Perrasal with wonderful results and notes his wife's headaches and his daughter's condition improved. He invites readers to contact him for more details and mentions Perrasal at Ferguson Drug Co. in Frisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Vennor
Arling Ave
County Auditor Attends Convention in Fort Worth
El Metiigh, county auditor, returned this morning from Fort Worth and Dallas where he had been since Friday. He attended the annual convention of county auditors at Fort Worth and visited relatives in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Metiigh
Fort Worth
Dallas
Phriday
Caunty Auditors
Boy refuses sewing in city school as “George Washington sewn”
A ten year old boy in a city school declines sewing class saying it is beneath him. The principal counters with a comparison to George Washington who sewed as a soldier. The boy remains serious and says time will tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vsew
George Washington
Reorder Questions From a Bootlegger Judge Comment
A terse courtroom quip about customer loyalty from a bootlegger. The judge’s line suggests that repeat business haunts him rather than appeals to him. The remark frames a sly frontier era attitude toward illicit trade and debt.
Death of Mack community child dies at local sanitarium
Three year old H D Wilkerson Jr son of Mr and Mrs H D Wilkerson of Mack dies at local sanitarium burial in Mack cemetery tomorrow afternoon reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Wilkerson, Jr
H. DD. Wilkerson
Mack
Vigorous Litter of Pigs Promise Strong Progeny
An advertorial note suggests feeding a brood sow skim milk equal to each pound of corn to ensure she stays robust and raises a strong, vigorous litter of pigs. Classified ads promise results.
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Lovelace
D. J. Wilhelm
T. J. Richard
Oqdell
Lloyd George
U.S
Dame Cloyd
George Me
Dacre
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Trough
United States
Canada
Dame Lloyd George
Megan Lloyd George
Pleasant Valley News
AL Betl
Rs. AL Preilo
Odel
Vevr @ouk
oJuntita Bratcher
Mr. Goetze
al Stowe
BE. ¢. Bratcher
J. H. Adams
T. da. Watson
Hogan
Engenier
Northwest Ten
LL. Hogan
The
State Highway Commission
Texas
G. W. Garlington
Vaughn New Mexico
W. G. McDonald
Derek
Dee
Oma Deake
Walter Nanier
Verne
San Antonio, Texas
Fergeson Drug Ca
Carboil
Paramount Feature
Flower
Beautiful Marion Davies
England
Vernon Theatre
PT. Worth
Yenlied
Judge
Ingredi
Studebaker
White
Creath & Crews
Bes
California
California State Life Insurance Company
EP. M. Haney
J State Bank
Tai
T Sehutiner
Marx
Hart Schaffner
Ues Too
Erkins
Imbe
der Dake Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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