Vernon Warriors Rout Quanah 20 to 0 at Fairgrounds
Vernon high school defeated Quanah 20 to 0 Saturday afternoon at the fairgrounds. Vernon led by Coltzer and Small, with Hollar and Bramblett contributing on offense and defense, while Quanah quarterback Cobbs left the game with a shoulder injury.
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Quanah
Vernon
Vernon High School
Fairgrounds
Brawblett
Small
Coltzer
Hollar
Bramblett
Reed
Farrel
Blackwood
Ferguson
Cobbs
Norris
Tramhlett
Stewant
Ping
Aimst
Syard
Fain
Bourland
Baird
Quanat
Losle Weld
Oumah
Path
Fala
Wollar
Quaneh Pergeson
Neal Farrell
Bosley Reed Ly P Reachamp Morris T Marshall Robinson
Norris Thompson
Vestal
Bourland F
Guilliland Rambletta Cobbs Small
Hi. Robertson
H. Bourland
B. Wheat
Colter
F. B. Chessir
Sybatitvnes
Barrd
Fergeson
Morris
Me- Combs
Hobinson
Justin
D. Bourland
Fy. Bourland
Davis
Lisiman Wins Domestic Tie in Indiana Amid Butter Show Notes
A report from College Station states Wilbarger county placed second in the State Fair butter exhibits with first going to Dallas county. Awards included $20 prizes financed by local dairy companies. the county plans a Vernon show and praises Wilbarger butter as unusually meritable. Civil notes also recount Lisiman's June marriage to Miss Hene Sutler of Valparaiso Indiana, and detail Lisman family histories and musical plans.
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College Station
Wibarger County
Dallas County
Tracy Phillips Thirdware Co
Dallas
Crouch Higeware Co
Fort Worth
Wilbarger County
Prigen
Mnermomeiere
Vernon
J. Lyn Thomas
Dairy Speciatist
Texas A
M. College
Fdwit Lisman
T. T. Lisman
This City
Hene Sutler
Valparaiso
Indiana
Ver- Tesinger
Lewis
Mer
Listaan
Witl
Coupete
Tasman
Tn Chienen
Erwin Lisman
Bor
United States
Engras
Canada
Lisman
Valparaiso University
Road bond meeting in Vernon district hears cost split
More than 200 men packed the district room for a road bond mass meeting in Vernon. Speakers argued the $600,000 issue should be shared by Vernon city residents county residents and supporting utilities with emphasis on extending dirt roads from the county seat. The crowd was urged to vote October 29 and advocates promised to spread clear information on the plan.
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Vernon
Railroads
Telephone Company
Tong
Pitts
Long
Senkers
B. L. McHugh
Mr. Long
Te Witbarger
Tfe
McHugh
Commissioners Court
W. N. Stokes
County
Stokes
A. Waterfield
Ben M. Wood
Good Roads
South Dakota
Wood
Vernon High School Carnival Raises Funds for Athletics
Vernon High School carnival and fire prevention program netted about 150 dollars for the athletic fund. The auditorium program drew good attendance with a clever play staged by Miss Anna Joe Pendleton and Mrs. Knox Kinard, featuring Opal Williams. Admission was a dime and exhibits drew strong patronage on campus.
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Letic
Opal Williams
Alice Bine
America
Anna Joe Pendleton
Knox Kinard
National Fire Protective Association
Hahn Building Suffers Fire Loss
A fire at the Hahn building on N Main Street caused several thousand dollars in damage. Firemen battled the blaze for nearly an hour with three water streams, saving adjoining structures. the upper floor housing J R Jones Real Estate and Jones portrait rooms suffered the most, with insurance covering Jones and Sneath loss estimated at 15000.
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Hahn
N. Main Street
J. R. Jones
Jones
Marin
Freeman Brothers Dry Goods Co
A. W. Sneath
Manger
Meetings on better highways set for the week
Plans list meetings in Crescent Cove Odell Lockett Kineheloe Talmage Oklaunton Hinds Farmera Valley Tolber Fast Vernon Guggisburg in school houses. Lectures emphasize improving highways and community discussion across multiple evenings.
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Crescent Cove
Odell
Lockett
Kineheloe
Talmage
Oklaunton
Hinds
Farmera Valley
Tolber
Fast Vernon
Guggisburg
Fire damages sheriff's home on West Texas street
A fire about 1:39 AM Sunday caused significant damage to the home of Sheriff W. A. Ish on West Texas street. Firefighters believe the blaze started from nearby flames, burning a hole in the roof while interior damage was light and wallpaper was scorched.
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W. A.lsh
West Texas Street
Veterans of Gray Leave Saturday for Chattanooga
Veterans from Gray depart by special car for Chattanooga in a reunion trip. Families bid farewell with goodbyes and blessings as the aging soldiers, many wrinkled and white headed, head toward a historic gathering.
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Vetrans OF
GRAY
Chattanooga
War slogans adorn boxes at Legion convention in Kansas City
Slogans for distinguished leaders headline decorations at the American Legion national convention in Kansas City on October 31. Files show "They shall not pass" for Marshal Foch's box and "Heaven hell or Hoboken by Christmas" for General Pershing's tag. Quotations for Admiral Beatty Baron Jacques and General Diaz are revived by the committee.
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Kansas City
Marshal Foch
Heaven
Hell
Hoboken
General Pershing
Admiral Beatty
Baron Jacques
General Diaz
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