Foster Weather Bulletin predicts storms and cold waves in late Oct
Washington DC October 17 1919 Foster warns warm waves reach Vancouver October 18 and cross Rockies by October 19 to 21 across plains midwest and Great Lakes while storm waves follow a day behind. Hurricane likely in Caribbean could alter rainfall and central valley weather. A severe northwest cold wave is forecast around October 25 with variable rainfall impacting cotton and winter grain. reader notices and Reuters channels used for updates.
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Washington, D. C
Vancouver
Pacific
Rockies
Plains
Great Lakes
Middle Gulf States
Ohio-Pennessee
Newfoundland
Caribbean Sea
Middle Northwest
Great Central Valleys
Bute
Central Valley
Cotton States
Great Central
Cotton Belt
Siates
Help the Women Plan Vernon Apartment House
The Home Science Club seeks support to build a modern apartment house for young women in Vernon with three and four room units. They propose a 15 percent stock charge, profits to fund civic improvements, and urge help from brothers and husbands with means to invest. The piece comments on Confederate veterans and a federal pension, drawing parallels to wartime sacrifice and national duty.
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Home Science Club
Vernon
Hunters Pass Cattle Loss Warn Land Owners
Hunters around a valuable cow were blamed for a kill on a landowner’s property. The owner may resist further hunting access. The text suggests the incident was probably accidental or due to carelessness and urges hunters to exercise extreme care to avoid property damage. It notes such caution benefits all and maintains fair play among hunters.
Thalia News Briefs Recap From Local Correspondent
Heavy rain plagues open cotton fields and disrupts services as Baptist church forgoes Sunday gathering. Miss Blane Randolph hosts a young folks party with a pleasant evening. Richard Rathaway and family return to Biedtra after visiting relatives here. Will Shultz’s family from Crowell and Frank Long’s family visit relatives in Crowell. Garland Barns and wife call on rover Phillips and family. Miss Letha Haney resumes activities after illness.
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Baptist Church
Blane Randolph
Richard Rathaway
Biedtra
Will Shultz
Crowell
Frank Long
Garland Barns
Rover Phillips
Letha Haney
Community notices from Kagland and nearby lives
Buell Bradford returns home after two months with sister in Muayesville Oklahoma. Myrtle Johnson hosts a Friday party for young people. Flea Bradford visits Cribs in the Cribls home. Joe Coufallas built a new barn northeast of Phatia. Stella Pole visits with Fleming sisters. A. N. Roach and family visit Grover Nichols in Oklahoma. Williamson family moves to Jameson area. Edd Self and family to reside with Williamson. Claud Davis and Travis travel Kagland for business. Newbrough to Oklahoma for a time. Iva Martin of Ragland visits Mrs Newbrough. Bol Thuntley Grace Self and Grandpa Hathaway on sick list. Mac Gamble and Lucy Husky attend County Fair in Vernon. Lat Johnson family attend Vernon Fair. car axle breaks, spend night with daughter Mrs Lee Shultz. Thorn family from Patinage seek horse or jute for local school.
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Joe Coufallas
Newhrough
Okdahon
Vernon
Lee Shultz
Mrs. Thorn
Cotton Bales Ginned In Vernon County Report Shows Totals
About 290 bales of cotton were ginned in Vernon county with Magnolia and nearby gins reporting totals. No report came from Fargo. White City gin not yet in operation. Cotton sold at 37.50. Local firms Vernon Planters Farmers & Merchants, Farmers Gin Company, Vernon Gin Company, and others provided figures. Estimated totals include Willavser and adjoining counties with ginnery estimates around 2,196 bales.
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Widager County
Fargo
White City
Mason Baptist County organizer leads Wilbarger drive
Geo J Mason was elected county organizer by the County Baptist Association to lead a 75 million educational drive. He names church organizers, sets Wilbarger County quotas at 90,000 with apportioned sums for Vernon OdellClarion Lamb? and others, and notes a speaking campaign begins next Sunday.
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Geo. J. Mason
County
Wilbarger County
Tolbert
Hlarfold
Ragland
Hammony
Bethel
Talmage
White City
Fargo Woman Dies in Lubbock Community Funeral Planned
Fargo woman Mrs. Burie Goodpasture died in sanitarium at Lubbock around 7:28 p.m. after a prolonged illness. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mirquess, she was about wy years old. Her husband conveyed her to his father’s home in Laidback, Vernon-bound, to be at her bedside. Burial will be in Fargo cemetery after funeral at Parse Church of Christ Sunday at 4:50 p.m.
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Burie Goodpasture
Lubbock
Mrs. Goodpasture
GW. Mirquess
Pease River
Mos. Goodpasture
Goopasture
Vernon
Farge
Crist
Notice to Farmers on Tolbert gin overhaul
Notice to Farmers. Our gin at Tolbert has been thoroughly overhauled and is now ready to gin your cotton. We will appreciate your giving us a trial. Buyers will be here who will pay the highest market price for your cotton. 74-St. Adv. Sutton & Taylor, Frank Taylor, Mgr.
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Tolbert
Remember Rose No 2 and Renfro hardware ad
Remember Rose No 2. If you want the best the market offers in cutlery hardware queens ware enamelware and aluminum see J R Renfro. Buy your Sunday bread at White Ady.
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J. R. Renfro
White Ady
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Flea Bradford
Veda
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Eh Hiott
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Zinners
Estlinde
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Wilbarger Coun
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Baptists
Lion Educational Drive
Young Roosters
White Produce Co
North Main
St. Adv
Sutton & Taylor
Frank Taylor
Mgr
East
Hank “Allies
L. A. Hollar Realty Co
Hotel Vernon
Boren-Stewart Company
Dallas
McKinney
Terrell
Paris
Waxahachie
Denton
Renown Brand
Mocha
Arabia
Java
O. K
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British India
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Sam F. McCuistion
P. O. Box
C. Reed Smith
Herring National Bank
C. T. Herring
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G. C. Morkes
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