Will the Miners Strike The Time for Common Sense
The article argues against a miners strike on November 1 and against granting demands for a five day week and six hour day. It warns that shorter hours could fuel drunkenness and law breaking, leading to idle talk, discontent, and potential anarchy, calling the move criminal for a coal man.
Political jockeying over Watson attack on trade commission
The piece calls for full facts about Senator Watson accused of aiding Bolshevism and opposing the justice department and the federal trade commission. It condemns partisan grandstanding in Washington and urges representatives to demand verifiable information rather than rhetoric from any side.
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Watson
Federal Trade Commission
The
Trade Commission
Senator Watson
Chicago
Department of Justice
Congress
Washington
Finish the Job Complaints of Idleness Hit Labor Fields and Rail Yards
The report notes widespread loitering on the job across fields factories and railroad yards with farmers bringing cotton pickers at set prices only to have workers quit after a few days demanding higher pay. Most complaints target Negro labor with the colored man described as largely unreliable.
Finish the Job as a Civic Duty
The piece urges recognition of obligations to complete work undertaken. It argues whites may lack respect for duties, but unions should ally with business, farmers, and others to promote finishing the job. It warns against a nation of quitters and links finishing work to character and reputation.
A Crusade for Health by the Red Cross
The Red Cross promotes a health crusade among 500000 children aiming to form lasting habits of clean teeth deep breathing wholesome food and responsible conduct. If half persist Texas could see a healthier generation. grownups may doubt the value yet many believe these practices will yield stronger citizens and lower disease risk for Vernon and other communities.
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The
Red Cross
Texas
Vernon
Harrold News reports rain damage to cotton and local visits
Heavy rain in Harrold county caused substantial cotton damage this week. Local business and social activity includes Webb of Vadnews assisting Harreld Dry Goods, Massie of Vernon visiting, and Guilford McCarroll from Herring Showers Lumber nearby. Mrs. LB Lowe of Elliott area dies after a brief illness. Funeral held at residence with five children surviving.
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Harrold
Qet
Webb
Vadnews
Lee Massie
Vernon
Tlarrold
Harreld Dry Goods Company
Massie
Guilford McCarroll
Herring Showers Lumber Company
Anna Lee Lowe
Electra
Madge McClure
B. F. Gillis
Guyer
LB. Lowe
Elliott
J. N. Rook
C.D. Kee
Mlectra
Edgar Wirls
Virginia Nette
Ernest Snodgrass
Ellott
Edd White
Walter Kirk
Mayme
Wthel Raines
Nanye Sanderson
Joe Chasiin
Ira
Will Showers
Electra area notes and social items in brief
Wednesday afternoon in harrold the interment at East View cemetery marked the day’s obsequies. locals discuss church and school updates, new housing, job changes, typhoid cases, and weekend visits. a marriage license was issued to george clark and lena wilson ceol and many residents are mentioned with travels, work, and community life.
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East View
Houtelens
Harrold
Bro
Wichita
Amerian Bogie Oil and Gaus Company
Carl Taylor
Wectra
Otis Luttrell
First State Bank
Elliott
Ed Whirlow
Irene
Guyer
Harrod
Alice Showers
Jimmie Gribble
Vailve Rock
May Cobb
Grace Kelly
Daisy Moody
Roger Ray
Sam Vaughn
Carl Morris
Julia
Rama Parmerly
Dallas
Viola Chesney
Perkins‘Timberlake Company
Mlectra
Thekl Sstrom Aeysfew Invacod
Will Creager
Vernon
Fred Little
George Clark Tool
Lena Wilson Ceol
Suburban Acreage For Sale Seeks Buyers At Right Prices
Property listing notes buyers sought for vacant suburban acreage at fair prices. Contact J. R. Jones, Agent, Ferguson Building, North Main Street, or call phone number 617.
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Wither
J. R. Jones
Ferguson Building
North Main Street
Campbell Guests of L M Caruth in Frederick Okla
Mr and Mrs T A Campbell of Frederick Oklahoma are guests this week of L M Caruth. Kramer Studio offers free help to improve Kodak pictures. Mr and Mrs W W Greever returned from Fort Worth and Dallas where they saw the Victory Fair. They visited son Vv M Greever and wife at Polytechnic Heights Fort Worth. Berry's Cleaning Plant offers services for ladies suits and dresses. Phone 66.
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T. A. Campbell
Frederick, Okla
L. M. Caruth
Kramer Studio
Adj
W. W. Greever
Fort Worth
Dallas
Vv. M. Greever
Vpolytechnic Heights
Berry
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Florence Welsh
Ronda
Roo. Maye
Miss Minnie
Pridhiy
OJ. Weaver of
Quanahl
J. H. Pettit
Ady
Jersey
the Ladies’ Store
Lithle Ladies
Yuu
Hue
SAARI
Ite
Hi. G. Boyd
Davidson, Okla
T. J. Youngblood
W. T. Berry
South Main St
Eartt
Herbert Kaihman