Vernon Considers Little Theater Visit and New Group
A letter to Mrs. A Vernon indicates a plan to bring the Dallas Little Theater's first out of town rendition this season to Vernon late this month or in November. A local Little Theater group is also proposed with expenses guaranteed by local supporters. The move aims to foster drama without profit motive and would use Dallas actors, with seven plays per season.
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Dallas
C Oach
New York
Vernon
Lee Highway ES Favor Vernon Rolts Debate
County officials and locals discussed the Lee Highway project, with Dr Johnson sharing work anecdotes. A M Bourland urged support to secure the route for the county, as W N Stokes and others spoke on road needs and a concrete highway to Red River.
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LEE Highway
Vernon Rolts
Dr. Johnson
A M. Bourland
Coffee
Bourland
W N Stokes
Vernon Saul
Frederick
Wise
Rogers
Red River
L. J. Newland
Map shows dairy cow production by county in 1974 exhibit
A Department of Agriculture map on county by county average annual milk production will be shown at the National Dairy Exhibition in St Paul on October 7, 1974. It also notes state rankings by purebred dairy bulls and contrasts high production with higher purebred percentages in leading states.Arizona leads with 61 percent purebred dairy bulls.
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United States Department of Agriculture
St Paul
United States
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
New Forage Crops Boost Cattle Raising in Porto Rico
Federal experiment station reports introduce velvet bean and Crotalaria as successful forage crops for Porto Rico, providing concentrated seeds and soil improvement. Napier or elephant grass proves best for roughage, with Guatemala grass good on dry land and a pasture grass from Java noted as excellent.
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Porto Rico
Federal Experiment Station
United Sites Department of Agriculture
Guatemala
Java
Watch Him Step thrills at Vernon Theater
Dick Talmadge stars in Watch Him Step at the Vernon Theatre presenting new gravity defying stunts. The photoplay features daring feats on a ten story ledge and five reels of fast moving comedy drama, showing Friday and Saturday.
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Dick Talmadge
Vernon Theater
Direk
Dowtn
Vernon Theatre
Young People's Missionary Society Hosts Lawn Meeting
Miss Hazel Vaughn Dorothy Kakle and Mrs T Terrell hosted the Young People's Missionary Society on the MoE lawn. Pepatation Neo reported on coal mining conditions in West Virginia and Oklahoma. Miss Maurine Davis described mining districts and nationalities, noting social needs and moral concerns. Miss Winnie Water spoke on living conditions, schools, churches, and wholesome amusement. Mrs John Morris shared a miners trip, mining methods, and dangers from poison gases and explosions. Ola Ferguson described missionary work in mining camps establishing Wesley Homes and community centers. Mrs Ivzie Reese suggested ways for youth to spread the Gospel and uphold Christian principles. Hazel Vaughn was elected corresponding secretary. Winnie Wafer and Dorothy Eakle named delegates to Crowell conference October 10–14. A postmeeting weenie roast followed.
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Hazel Vaughn
Dorothy Kakle
Mrs. T. 2. Terrell
Young People’s Missionary Society
Moe. Chuekh
Oklahom
Maurine Davis
Minine
Whee
Roperty
Winnie Water
Winnie Wafer
Dorothy Eakle
Crowell
Bell Hop Impostor Joins Fox Hunt Romantic Plot
A bell hop masquerades as Europe’s elite Lord Algernon Abernathy at a Myra O’Brien family hunt. He falls for the daughter, rides Dynamite the cantankerous horse, uncovers a plot to marry in for wealth, then reveals he is actually O’Reilly. Mrs O’Brien wavers as the pair face the truth, after a Vernon Theatre run.
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Roy
Ile Ritz Waldorf
Europe
Algernon Abernathy
Fox Inn
Myr
andeAiys O'Brien
O'Brien
Fox Hunt
Foy
Lord Algy
O'Briens
O'Reilly
Poison plants blamed for harm by other plants
Dr W W Storkberger notes poison ivy ranks high among offenders but many other plants cause poisoning. The department lists over 100 toxic species in the country and more may exist, with varying levels of danger to individuals depending on the person.
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W. W. Storkberger
United States Department of Agriculture
Varied Plant Irritations and Common Toxic Garden Plants
The text lists common ornamental plants with skin irritations and possible poisoning risks. It notes many people are not affected, mentions specific plants such as aconite, oleander, daffodil, geranium, parsnip, and pokeweed, and explains irritation from leaves or pollen can occur though rare.
Insurance and Real Estate Firms in Dixon Area
An advertisement lists services for insurance loans and real estate with contact details. Offices are above Dixon D. G. Store, phone 629, P O Box 293, suggesting a local business directory entry. The text specifies a storefront location and postal box for inquiries.
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Little Theater For
Dallas Organization
Fort Worth
Little Theater Organization
Wilbarger County
Jackson
Tillman
Wa Ai
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Newland
S. EB. Patton
B. Teeard
EF. Cook
J. Guyer
NS. Bottrelh
Chamber of Commerce
Annie Ty Walker
Chater of Comerces
Howe
Coffer
New Mesicn
Rico
Cole
Renfro Hardware Co
Constantinople
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal
Richard Talmadge
Mim Step
Missionary Sqcinety
By the Wind
Ministry of God's Child
Ren
Pepatation Neo
West Virginia
John Morris
Jjvzie Reese
Tabor
Sy Hopsis
Poisgnly
Texas and
Fannin Streets
J. B. Riley
D. S. Blake
Vernon Fish and Gyster Market
Fannin Street
Bonner & Key Garage
H. L. Bonner
D. R. Key
City Hall
Jce Campbell
The
Big Four Agency
E. M Rogers
W. A. Larrimore
Nsurance
P. O
Dixon D. G
R. S. McConjhe
Studio
West
Texas Street
Reed Smith
General Insurance
C.S. MecCollech
Wageoner National Bank Building
J. S. Townes
Fast Guaranty State Bank
Service
Farmers State Bank
Morris Top Shop
R. E. Williams
Pelephone
Co-Operative Garage
Frnday
Allce Calhoun
Harold Lloyd
Co-Operative Service
America
Overland Motor CO
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