Boundary Boundary suit hearing on Red River land dispute
Sixteen witnesses testified in Vernon Oklahoma as Texas and Oklahoma officials pressed a boundary case before a United States commission. Testimony covered Red River settlers, Doan trading post history, Fowler oil interests, and river geography with Cureton and state attorneys asserting vast land and oil rights at stake and planning further hearings in Austin and Washington.
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Saeebu Commission
Texas
Oklahon
United Soares
Red River
O'Elook
Minne
Wil- Taned
Barger
Biwyers
C. M. Cureton
A. Fain
Fain
Berry
Les
Ilis
United States
K. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Ton
Frederick Tyler
United States Supreme Court
Tyler
S .Treaiier
Washington
Torney
Hawkins
Messrs
Whatley
Welby
Pagan
Tam Joiner
George Short
Assis
Oklahoma
Wereridian
Atpar
Quanah
Vernon
Austin
Igen
United States Supreme
F. Dean
R. W. Walker
Bertha Ross
M. Fowler
R. L. More
C. A. Allingham
W. A. Ish
Charles Justin
Dad Loranes
W. T. Gibbons
W. PD. Meklroy
A. J. Robinson
J. P. King
J. EB. Lutz
Tae Youngblood
L. P. Kramer
Cureton
Careton
Thon
Parkburnett
Wilbarger County
Attorney-K General
Yvear
Detila
A. Allinghan
Aus
Hood
John A. Storey
Chasteen Links Secret Sins to Divine Judgment
Evangelist Rev. C A Chasteen argues in a sermon at the rival church that secret sins, like Achan’s in Jericho, bring defeat and death. He urges daily obedience over heart-only claims and warns that all sins carry consequences for individuals and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasteen
Christian Chirch
Jericol
Achan
Joshua
Over Two Thousand Children Examined in Florida Report
The report compiled by Miss Jose Lindemann covers February 14, 1921 to date, detailing 2070 children examined and 1450 found defective including vision 170 and dental issues. It notes 370 clinic visits and 1518 infant welfare visits, with emphasis on religious tensions and upcoming revival meetings led by Mr. and Mrs. Phillips before their move to Yuma Florida.
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Wiltreet
Tie Barger
José Lindemann
Filmann
Record Attendance at AP Elliott Club Meeting
The Elliott club met at the home of Mrs. Martha Rainwater to discuss tailored garments and county organization. Present were Jowid Meedames Martha Rainwater Joe Boaz Edna Jackson Maud Yearby Iveque Henderson Rauzs Latterell Jimmie Rainwater Dora Trontehins Vera Lenmrens Eva Kirk Wilkerson Claud Waggoner Ruth Goss Miss Cook C. B. Mason Sant Kelly Grace Kelly and others.
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Martha Rainwater
Christus
Eiliett
Wiliett Temlaner
Howe
Jowid Meedames
Joe Boaz
Edna Jackson
Maud Yearby
Iveque Henderson
Rauzs Latterell
Jimmie Rainwater
Dora Trontehins
Vera Lenmrens
Eva Kirk
Wilkerson
Claud Waggoner
Ruth Goss
Ilever
Miss Cook
C. B. Mason
Sant Kelly
Wie Grace Kelly
Smithson and Lynch Open Welding Shop on Cumberland Street
Smithson and Lynch move into quarters at North Cumberland Street in the Meridian Garage area. The former Vernon Hotel operators now run a fully equipped welding shop.
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North
Cumberland Street
Meridian Garage
W.). Smithson
Lynch
Vernon Hotel
Doans Plans New Three Room School Building
County superintendent announces Doans will build a three room frame school at once. The project aims to provide a compact, functional educational facility for local students in Doans.
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Doans
Ing
Club Girls Heavy Fair Contributions Highlight Local Exhibit
Two barrels of canned goods and sewing items were sent to the Dallas Pair from the county home demonstration club. Members from multiple towns contributed garments, hats, and fabric, with several girls set to attend the fair. Prize money covers part of expenses. no prize is offered for hats this year as only one other entry is allowed.
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Dallas
Ihans
Witharcer Clit Gitts
LDS
Uw K
Werner
Wilbargers
Blackwell Man Named Oklahoma Legion Vice Commander
Leon Harte Brown of Oklahoma has been named first departmental vice commander of the American Legion for Oklahoma. He commands the Blackwell Post and was a delegate to the Cleveland national convention in 1920. He served twenty one months in the navy as an apprentice seaman and is a Vernon native, son of the late Judge Brown. He married Georgia Castiebury of Vernon.
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Brin
Russia
Micha Kalenin
Lie
Koate
John A. Mackeady
Caplan Air Service
Dayton
Ohio
Pere
Schroeder
Adam
Promised Land
Achan
Jesus
Leon Harte Brown
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Brown
Cleveland
Navy
the Legion For
Vernon
Judge Brown
Georgia Castiebury
A. Castiebury
West Paradise Street
Boy To Vernon Couple Birth in North Vernon
A boy was born Tuesday October 4 to Mr and Mrs R H Linam living in North Vernon. The new arrival joins the Vernon area family, with names and further details not disclosed in the readable text.
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Vernon
R. H. Linam Hving
North Vernon
Mrs. P. E. Parr Dies After Short Illness in Vernon
Mrs. P. E. Parr of Ravenna Texas and formerly of Vernon died Wednesday at her South Main Street home after a brief illness. She lived in Texas twenty years with time in Vernon and Dodge and had been a devout Baptist and mother. Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 a.m. from her residence with Rev. W. T. Ronscoff officiating.
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Texas
Ravenna
Vernon
Parr
South Main
Alabama
Wits
Pares
Ponti
Yrarr
Thue
Nations
Raven
Havenuinit
Fort Worth
A. A. Pacer
Rathi
The
Baptist Church
Ave
Ccouy
Wave
M. V. Parr
South Main Street
W.T. Ronscoff
East View
Georgia
Plymouth Rock Winners
The Texas National Hen Saving contest for September records Plymouth Rocks toppling entries. Weing’s group leads with the highest pen for September while A&M reports Barred Plymouths among the best. White Leghorns from Dayton and Koretts show high egg production, with several farms noted for strong results as the month closes.
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College Station
Texas
Weing
Bao
Seadrift
Plymouth Rocks
Itt College of Texas
Wiymouth Rocks
Wit, Moore
Dayton
Renfro Sets New Hill Crest Golf Record in North Texas Meet
J A Renfro of Port Worth established a new Hill Crest course record by playing six holes in 25 strokes. He won the North Texas invitation tournament shown in the report, with local golfers previously posting 27 strokes for the six holes.
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J. A. Renfro
Port Worth
Hill Crest
Renfro
North Texas
Christian
Jed Mo
Return from Dallas of S. B. Lloyd and Mrs Bad
Hugh returned Wednesday from a visit in Dallas with S. B. Lloyd and Mrs Bad. Mrs Melugha attended the mid year executive meeting of the state W C PAL held October 11 at the First M E Church. She also attended the North Texas preference at Grace Church.
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S. B. Lloyd
Bad
Hugh
Jol Morrow to Attend Fort Worth Dallas Conference
Jol Morrow plans to attend a Texas Geom conference in Dallas on Thursday and Saturday. He travels with Army Board members and Emery, the county president, and will be in Fort Worth and Dallas for the event.
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Jol Morrow
Fort Worth
Dallas
Pexas
Mr. Morrow
Army Board
Emery
Carger County
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