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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
12
Texas urged to act on venereal disease in extra session
The piece argues for swift legislative action on venereal disease in Texas, noting many states have bills and a national public health drive is under way. It warns lawmakers against relying on federal efforts and calls Texans to informed action amid rising influenza fears and high venereal disease rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States Public Health Service
Obeying Orders and the War’s Morale Lesson
The commander of a Kansas governor’s army unit cites Marshal Foch ordering American troops into costly battles, arguing the sacrifice helped defeat Germany sooner. The exchange underlines discipline, organization, and the peril of independent action in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Kansas
Marshal Foch
Germany
Wilbarger County farmers to produce infertile eggs this year
Farmers in Wilbarger County expect higher infertile egg output this year as a 5 cent premium per dozen offered last summer prompts producers to cull eggs. A promotion from the state Department of Agriculture notes eggs unfit for food during hot weather can be detected within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbarger County
Ates
Wheat bumper crop urged to avoid half million loss
T A Scurlock urges farmers and business men to prepare for a bumper wheat crop this spring and summer. He warns that 600 machines and twelve carloads of twine are needed to handle the harvest and without them the yield is nearly worthless. Cooperation among farmers, businessmen and bankers is essential to avoid waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Scurlock
Wedding at Vernon as Fargo woman wed George Goins
Miss Bertha Crisp, raised in Fargo, Fargo community, married George Goins at Rev W T Rouse's home in Vernon Mississippi. Guests from Downs and Fargo joined the celebration with a wedding supper and weekend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
W.T. Rouse
Vernon
Bertha Crisp
George Goins
Miss Crisp
Goins
Wichita County
RR. E. Owens
Wixie Harrison
Downs
Minnie
Mae Crisp
Mrs. Goins
Be Well 10 Win Rich Tone Ad Urges Strength and Efficiency
An advertisement touts Be Well 10 Win and Rich Tone as a remedy to fatigue for workers. It claims Rich Tone, prescribed by a physician, restores health through rest, good food, sleep, and tonics. The copy links wellbeing to 100 percent efficiency at work and promotes purchase from ISON DRUG CO. Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Ison Drug CO. Ga
Foster Weather Bulletin forecasts storms across continent into May
Washington reports forecast of great storm waves and warm and cool air masses from April 21 to May 6. Temperatures to run above normal with rainfall below average in May. Great storms expected near the north Atlantic and across the Pacific slope with frost risks into early May. Local notes mention visits and recoveries in Burkburnett and Altus, plus a soldier’s return and a job change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
North Atlantic
Vancouver
Pacific
Rockies
Plains
Sreat Lakes
Middle Gulf States
Alberta
Vernon area notes include weddings and returns from service
Clarendon College alumnus spent the weekend with his parents M C Smith. Mrs J T Cube and aunt Mrs Pettyjohn of Vernon visited Mrs G W Stafford. Mollie MeIlhaney wed Randy Chenault in Vernon. Mollie studied at Fargo public school and the family recently moved here. Ranzy returned from over a year in France. Rev M H Studson preached at the Methodist church and spoke to pupils. Easter egg hunt at the Stafford home. J N Ketchersid plans a Victory Bond for his nephew Jess in France. Jennie McLaughlin entered Holecomb’s Training School in Vernon. Mrs G W Stafford selling hats in her new shop. Cecil Goins and R L Rheay returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Smith
Mr. Smith
Vernon
J. L. Crisp
Geo Goins
T. M. Dennis
PD. T. Jordan
Artie Hays
Jesse Swetmann
Oscar Tutte
Dan Coffee
J. T. Marr
Jess Ketehersid
France
Will Swanson
Jewel
Fargo
R. B. Sellers
Tolbert
Morgan Dennis
San Antonio
J. R. Covey
Commanche
Okla
Kandlett
Clarendon College
C. 8. Smith
J.T. Cube
Pettyjohn
G. W. Stafford
Mollie MeIlhaney
Randy Chenault
Mollie
Fargo Public School
Ranzy
Local goods and sales advertised in one notice
Flour sale six dollars at Trevathan's. Highest prices paid for second hand furniture by A GC Hahn on North Main Street Ady. Alfalfa meal sale one dollar fifty at Trevathan's. Oil stove question answered with Magnolia oil at ten cents sold by Ladd. Phone 344. 29-3te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
North Main Street
Ady
Ladd
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