Vernon Lions Triumph In Season Opener Over Coyotes
Vernon Lions roll to a decisive season opening win against Wichita Coyotes. Vernon’s Vernon rushed for 284 yards, Walker spearheaded the offense on the ground, Gelhausen and Steed contributed key runs, while Wichita managed limited yardage. Penalties hampered Wichita, but Vernon showed strong line play and defensive pressure throughout.
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Ernon
Wichita
Vernon
Nita
Lions
Coyotes
Walker
Gethausen
Curtain
Rugely
Cooper
Gelhausen
Steed
Curt
Hee
Powell
Woodson
Shaw
Gelsen
Wichita Falls Vernon Hs Sallines Crouch Ends Left Tackie
Wichita Falls and Vernon Deadball play by periods shows Vernon scoring 13 points to Wichita Falls 0 in the game. Touchdowns credited to Walker Gelhausen and team substitutions listed with players names and positions. Officials Weir and Wilson from Texas A M with Briscoe Oklahoma as line judge. Periods timed at 15 minutes.
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Yan
Vernon
Bourland
Coyotes
Per
Crouch
Norod
Norrod
Phry
B. Reed
C. Reed
Kinson
Wichita Falls
Vernon Ceecgee
Ryan
Walker
Gelhausen
Woodson
Steed
Downing
Doke
Lawson
Rugely
Curtin
McGregor
Doers
Deems
Mount
Shaw
Fletcher
Howle
Ray
Hobbs
Withers
Steinman
Norwood
Weir
Texas A. & M
Wilson
Wapire
Briscoe
University of Oklahoma
Mrs Iver Carney Undergoes Major Fort Worth Operation
Mrs Iver Carney accompanied by her mother Mrs J W McCrary left for Fort Worth for medical treatment and submitted to a serious operation this morning. Her husband and Dr J B Dodson went to be present for the procedure. Condition is reported satisfactory. Mrs F Piper and daughter Mary visited relatives in Wichita Falls last week.
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Iver Carney
J. W McCrary
Fort Worth
J. B. Dodson
F. Piper
Mary
Wichita Falls
Wean University students find spare time jobs
University officials and student organizations strive to place students in part time work to fund their education. More than 45 percent of students work their way through, with jobs ranging from waiting tables to clerical, watchman duties at the capitol, and campus departments. Working students show marked earnestness and often gain good scholarships.
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Wean University
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University of Texas
Inprs Yvoung
Capitol
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Chronicle Local Visits
Mrs I W Bord returned home at Flax after visiting relatives here. Mrs L A Anderson underwent a serious operation at a Vernon sanitarium Friday morning. Miss Opal and Grady Bingham visited Vernon Monday after Hoan. WW F Bell and children spent Sunday afternoon with J E B Fite. R F B Pell visited White City relatives Sunday. Misses Myrtle Cook Helen Yarbrough and Webb Cook started to Odell school. Dewey Hite and Seth Floyd families joined Sunday. A Bel B F Breather Carra Adnawis visited Vernon on Monday. Mrs H A Bell and Mrs L A Bell visited Friday with Mrs W F Bell. Mrs Spurgeon McDougal visited Friday with her mother Nora Cook. Lloyd Boyd and Melton Bell drove to Oklahoma Sunday. J H Adams family were in Vernon Saturday.
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I. W. Bord
Flax
L. A. Anderson
Vernon
Miss Opal
Grady Bingham
EB. Fite
R. FB. Pell
White City
Myrtle Cook
Helen Yarbrough
Webb Cook
Odell
Dewey Hite
Seth Floyd
A. Bel
BF. Brcather
Carra Adnawis
Mrs Erma Rhoads and David Nowlin Return from Fort Worth
Miss Erma Rhoads and David Nowlin returned this morning from Fort Worth and Dallas after a few days away. Their sister, Miss Regina Green, who accompanied them, entered a commercial school in Fort Worth for the winter.
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Erma Rhoads
David Nowlin
Fort Worth
Dallas
Regina Green
University enrollment nears 5000 mark for team
Enrollment at the University of Texas for the 1924-25 session reaches 4710 with no fall term registrations allowed. The increase of 415 students reflects about ten percent from last year. Additional students after Christmas and at spring term start may push total to 5000. Armistice Day and Thanksgiving break planned. fall exams set for December 16 to 22. Christmas recess begins December 23.
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University of Texas
November Hearts on sale at City News Stand
November Hearts and Good Housekeeping issues accompany Woman's Home Companion and American Magazine on sale Monday October 20 at the City News Stand. Price two dollars and twenty cents.
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Hearts
Good Housekeeping
Woman's Tlome Companion
American Magazine
Ocstober
Paris Prefecture Orders Expulsion of Prince Lula Perib
The Prefectures of Paris issued an order for the expulsion from France of Prince Lula Perib and his Spanish cousin of King Alfonso. The prince's romantic liaisons have become too notorious even for Meanee society.
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Paris
France
Lula Periband
Spain
Alfonso
Boll Weevil Damage Lightest in Years
The Bureau of Entomology reports abnormally light boll weevil damage across the Cotton Belt this season due to dry conditions and low initial emergence. While some southern areas like Georgia and South Carolina saw heavier losses than recent years, overall crops remained largely undamaged as many fields showed minimal weevil activity. Dr. and Mrs. B D Flaniken and children returned yesterday from a trip to Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Cotton Belt
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Gulf Coast
Texas
Alabama
Tallulah
Georgia
South Carolina
B.D. Flaniken Avhildren
Fort Worth
Dallas
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Pleasant Valley News
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Sumner Colley Lumber Co
Herring National Bank
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