Public Cannery Ready for Work Opens for Canning
The Chamber of Commerce operated cannery on North Main street near Empire Laundry resumes work after receiving a new can shipment. Call 527 or visit to arrange canned vegetables or meat before delivery. Bring in produce early for same day processing. avoid bruised or spoiled items.
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W. TH. Stephens
Mr. Stephens
The
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Empire Laundry
Health notes and social visits from Hinds community
Health remains generally good with no major illnesses. Pettit Smithson suffers a severe cold nearing pneumonia but improving. Various locals visit family, sign up Liberty Loan, and attend gatherings. notable names include Alfred Hayes, M. R. Vaylor, Tom Duke, Una and Mildred Allison, Sarah Lou Johnston, Will Winslet, and Prof. T. Dyess leading singing at the schoolhouse.
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William Parks
Allison
Woman’s Liberty Loan Organization
Carnegie Library
Vernon
Tom Duke
Una
Mildred Allison
Sarah Lou Johnston
Will Winslet
Corsicana
Willis Magness
Wheeler County
Halford
George Magness
Ford
T. @. Dyess
Bessie Winslet
Fargo
Duke
Alex Anderson
Lillie
Ruth May
Jewell Adams
Clyde Muller
Christine Barrett
Gladys Allison
Nellie Dyess
Cotton growers glad as picking slows in White City
Sept 30 report from White City notes fine weather helps cotton farmers though picking is slow. Local updates include Sunday school attendance, Mrs. B K Griffith elected Senior class teacher, and several community visits. Attendees at Odell fifth Sunday meeting and others visit Vernon, Memphis, and Camp Travis. families news and health notes also appear.
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White City
B. K. Griffith
Thalia News Highlights Local Movements and Illnesses
Thalia October 3 report notes Jess Whitfield in Crowell Mack Dickey helping with gun accounts in Thalia R B Edwards from Crowell transacts business Sophronia Staton visits Garland Burns Jim Owens from Margaret runs engine for the gun red Main leaves for San Antonio to enter Peacock Military School Hudgens baby ill with diphtheria G W Webb and wife depart for Nolan county John Bradford leaves for San Diego Sue Thompson to Vernon for Holcomb training Mrs Alice Shultz baby sick Mack Dickey learns his own baby ill Ladd and Jouett Service Car Station advertises baggage service.
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Thalia
Jess Whitfield
Crowell
Mack Dickey
Electra
R. B. Edwards
Sophronia Staton
Garland Burns
Jim Owens
Margaret
Red Main
San Antonio
Peacock Military School
Will Hudgen
G. W. Webb
Long Bros
Leff
Nolan County
John Bradford
San Diego
Calif
J. (. Bradford
Alice Shultz
Miss Nelle McKibbin Resumes Home After Summer Visit
Miss Nelle McKibbin returns home from a summer spent with her sister Mrs. R T Stuart in Oklahoma City.
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Nelle McKibbin
Oklahoma City
R. T. Stuart
Farm in Waggoner Colony Closed to Hunters and Trespassers
Posted notice states the farm in the Waggoner Colony is closed. Public hunting or trespassing on the property will be prosecuted. All must stay out. 75-6te Adv. K K Hicks.
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Waggoner Colony
Plainview Social Notes From Oct 3
Grandpa Birchfield reports the Tulsa Ex Confederate reunion was a joy. Mrs Hamp Carter tends a sick mother. Dee Roberts family visited the Birchfields. J R Grimes and family went to Odell church and dinner with Prof. Mack Grimes. Annie Davis hosted visitors from the Mounds. Cottage prayer gathering at Murry Neely home. Mrs Crutchfield and son visits. Arther Johnson and son joined prayer meeting then stayed with Will Reynolds. Sam Turner and Herman Jeffcoat guests of Duncan and Cheartie Crutchfield. Lewis Stanford moves to New Mexico. Will Reynolds drives through. ER Jeffcent reports happiness with Collins county. Sidney Ayres heads to Fort Worth with wife and son J W Ayres. They visit Mrs Ayres' mother. Edgar Davis and son Lee are here.
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Billings
United States Navy
Mr. Billings
New York
Ele
U.S
Charleston
W. W. Adams
Una May
Mabel Anderson
Louie Armstrong
Deans
J.B. Ganatt
Olive
Bowie County
Bob, Raymond
Hal Olive
A. J. Smith
Miss Luln
Jake Hamilton
Humphrey
Plainview
Grandpa Birchfield
Tulsa
Oklo
Hamp Carter
Dee Roberts
Mr. Birchfield
J. R. Grimes
Odell
Mack Grimes
Annie Davis
Murry Neely
M. Crutchield
Mrs. Johnson
Arther
Phiainview
Will Reynolds
Sam Turner
Herman Jeffcoat
Duncan
Cheartie Crutchfieh
Aid
Lewis Standford
New Mexico
ER. D. Jeffcent
Collins County
Sidney Ayres
Port Worth
J. W
Mrs. Ayres
Edgar Davis
Lee
Kincheloe Farm to Break Ground Near Vernon for Wheat
The Kincheloe family plans to break land near Vernon to plant wheat, and will move there after harvesting their current crop.
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Kincheloe
Vernon
The Everything Store Ady Furniture and More
A local storefront at 116 West Texas Street advertises furniture rugs and household goods promising savings with every purchase. The notice mentions the Hampto Metal and Plumbing Company and suggests repairs before cold weather.
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Everything Store
The
Ady
West Texas Street
Boy Born to Mr and Mrs J J Fullen
A boy was born yesterday to Mr J J Fullen and Mrs Fullen of this city.
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Hinds Boy Likes Army Life
Arthur W. Moore of Hinds writes from Camp Travis where he serves in the S6th Company Sth Battalion. He says he likes being a soldier and notes good meals and meeting men from across the United States. He hopes to go overseas to defeat the Kaiser once quarantine ends.
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Arthur W. Moore
Camp
Travis
Kaiser
Hinds
Camp Travis
S6th
Sth
Pattalion
Myr
A. 4. Moore
United States
P. H. Blankenship Reports Fair Feed Crop
P H Blankenship a young farmer southwest of Vernon visited town on business. He expects five or six acres of cotton to produce a bale with early and fair feed. He believes he has enough feed to carry stock through to another crop. Friends of S A L Morgan regret his severe Spanish influenza attack. Morgan moved to Wichita Falls last week and is with Carrigan and Britain in law practice.
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P. H. Blankenship
Vernon
J H Floyd Visits Doctor Howard En Route Home
J H Floyd is visiting his physician Dr A P Howard. He is en route to his home in Yoakum from San Francisco.
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J. H. Floyd
Dr. A. P. Howard
Yoakum
San Fran
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White City News
FE. Killingsworth
J.C. Hughes
J. M. Knapp
Una May Adams
Elsie Tombs
Baptist Church
W. B. Atkins
J. P. J. Danisen
W. DB
Germany
Alice Starr
I. A. Anderson
J. M Knapp
Harve Adams
Una Mae
Henry Box
Carie
Perry White
Dennis Kemp
Rev
Mrs. W. W. Ad
Thalia News
Sue Thompson
Holcomb’s Training School
Dick Swan
Ladd and Jouett
Kk. P. Hicks
IDEAL
America
E. M. Leutwyler
Plainview News
Hampton Metal and Phumbing Company
Herbert Kaufman
Feilure
Farmers
Rane
Cisco
Boren-Stewart Company
Dallas
Liberty Bonds
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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