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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
6
The U.S. Department of Agriculture highlights pig clubs as a foundation for better breeding and farm profits. Early instruction in breeding principles helps youth become constructive, knowledgeable breeders rather than mere traders, enriching livestock programs across states.
A. M. Works returned Monday from Ardmore Oklahoma after visiting son A M Works Jr and daughter Mrs dr M Willis. Mrs Works who accompanied him was stricken with influenza and unable to return but is reported doing well in latest updates.
PD Peck travels to Wave for the annual convention of Cameron Liander Company yard managers, outlining the gathering's focus on management practices and yard operations.
Tom Knuckles and Mrs. Joe Knuckles visited Vernon on Saturday accompanying Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Knuckles of Chillicothe.
Alice McLarty of Vernon visited her brother Owen McLarty this week. Debaters attended a meeting at Carbleville Friday. Attendees at Crowell Friday night included Miss Leity Haney and others. Fred Brown and friends returned from Burkburnett after a storm. Churchgoers and local families are noted. influenza affects A. B. Moore’s household. Five year old Mary Francis Lambert died Sunday. funeral held at Thalia cemetery with Rev. Thorp presiding.
Judge W Erskin Williams will speak at the First Methodist Church tomorrow night at 8 30 pm on World Problems. All are invited to attend. Ady 1tp
Miss Lovena Friend of Wichita Falls visited Miss Daisy Jones Friday Saturday and Sunday. Adv 27-3te lists J A Puckett & Son selling Whitite States Government blankets and Mebane cotton seed with maize fet erita and hegira varieties.
An advertisement from J A Puckett and Son promotes multiple seed varieties including Kaffir maize feteritu hegira and pe Mehane cotton seed for planting season. The notice highlights seed offerings and prices available through the supplier.
In Hinds April frost spared gardens and wheat, while some farmers replant corn due to cold rain. Vernon visitors Mr and Mrs Will Winsleet brought son Lois who fell ill with pneumonia. recovery hoped. Community notes cover sewing club, chicken project, Sunday school, and visits among Electra Harrold Red Blatt residents.
The Vernon Mattress Factory opens a display room at 208 West Wilburger street next to the factory inviting customers to view new mattresses and offering to refurbish old ones. Vernon Mattress Factory at 201 West Wilbarger Street lists contact number 458. Dr W M Schindler and Dr Wh Schindler of Crowell depart for a National Dental Association convention in Waco. Kaffir maize feterity hegira and Mebane cotton seed advertised by J A Phekett & Son.
Farmers Valley girls beat Tolbert 45 to 41 in Vernon after an overtime period. Davis and Reed starred as forward Al Brock and Pertha Brock, Nora Reed, and Golda Chine led the Valley lineup. Nearby scenes included family visits in Mena Arkansas and a local party at John Gold’s home.
Weather favorable for planting corn and grain. Residents and visitors list includes G. N. Tillery, T. J. Perry, S. Hawley, Ruth Bowers, Norville, Mrs. Dilk, Henry Bremer family, Carl Gordon, Anna Mae Gordon, and others. Local activities cover literary society, tank building, and singing at Co H Thompson’s event.
A reader offers to provide a home remodeling estimate and cites Jack Menniffey at the Vernen Hotel as the contact. The note appears as a brief service inquiry with no further details on scope or pricing.
In Wildcat News April 19 report Rev. V. Tooley filled his regular appointment to a very large crowd. Local residents Mrs. Jim Sherbitt and Mrs. Joe Bolton were mentioned for illness and visits. Several residents such as Suford and the McAlexanders were noted for travel and family visitations.
Ollie and D. Roberts, residents of Thatia, were seen in Vernon on Monday.
The advert claims a needle for Victrola records that plays without scratching or grinding, offering quiet operation with no confusing noise and noting Pendleton and Son as the seller.
A terse ad on North Main Street Ady advertises top prices for used furniture. The listing notes a location and date for the sale but provides few specifics beyond general value offers.
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