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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
15
Clean work surface and smooth irons required. Rub with wax to keep them good. Scrub rusty irons, wash, dry, heat, wax, and rub smooth. Dampened fabric rolled evenly, iron lengthwise, work in large sections when possible. Dry fabrics thoroughly, iron silk and wool on the wrong side, use damp cheesecloth for delicate materials.
A USDA kitchen recipe suggests using tomato pulp and juice with butter flour celery salt pepper and spoons of salt to make a sauce. Half the sauce goes in a dish with six eggs added one by one, topped with cheese and baked until set. Serve on toast or with rice.
Home economists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise storing smokepipes in a dry place with doors open to vent interior moisture. A layer of lime on the grate helps absorb moisture and prevent rust. Leave boilers full of water up to the safety valve when systems are idle. Miss Ruth More of Jectra returns home after an operation.
Guy Waggoner and Charles Iolp traveled to Fort Worth for Poesday events. The pair attended activities and engaged with local participants.
A Texas legislative draft seeks to amend sections of the state constitution to set executive salaries, establish a state secretary position with a $5,000 salary, adjust the attorney general and comptroller terms, cap per diem for legislators at $10 daily, and provide mileage payments. The proposal includes an election plan for July to submit the amendments to voters with official ballots.
Mrs. Carol Carpenter returns home convalescent after months in New Mexico with health concerns. Mr and Mrs A J Carpenter and son A J vA traveled from Vernon to join her, noting she has fully recovered from illness. Mar Carpenter previously worked at the Everything Store in Vernon.
The Wilbarger County Commissioners Court orders a May 1 1921 election to authorize bonds totaling 100 000 to establish and equip a County Memorial Hospital. The ballot will read For the Issuance of Bonds or Against the Issuance of Bonds with voting precincts listed and duties to post notices and publish the proclamation.
Three legislators are set to publish a list of ill members as part of a declaration. The move signals transparency about health concerns among lawmakers.
Long text outlines multiple Texas constitutional amendments and elections proposals. It includes sections on pensions for Confederate soldiers sailors and widows, taxes to fund pensions, and eligibility. absentee voting. poll tax provisions. and abolishing the Board of Prison Commissioners. Proclamations and appropriations for publication and election expenses accompany each measure.
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