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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
8
Governor Neff urged citizens to shared responsibility and civic righteousness. He extolled the American flag as a sacred emblem of national ideals, recounting its history and Texas as the twenty eighth star, and stressed service to country over self in elections.
Governor Neff praised Vernon residents for courtesy and enthusiasm during a speech in Vernon and greeted locals warmly. He and two reporters from Wichita Falls and Dallas Morning News departed for Chillicothe and Quanah to continue engagements, with a brief benediction closing the program.
The item lists repairs and goods at The Everything Store including mechanized tools, buckets, and mattresses. Multiple residents and visitors circulate through Wichita Falls and nearby towns with mentions of family visits and trips to Canadian, Amarillo, Moran, and Mineral Wells. Local ads promote disinfectants, mattresses, refrigerators, and baby chicks at Moore's Theatre and Price's Mattress Factory.
Vernon readers see local mentions of furniture pricing at The Everything Store and multiple social notes. Residents Williams Goetz Green Bailey visit Wichita Falls while others travel to Denton and Electra for college and events. Household services advertise mattress renovation and hail crop insurance through Davis Webb & Summerour.
Readable text describes school tablets offered at The Everything Store with pricing stated as Se each. The fragment implies a local retail sale of educational devices. No further details on models or brands are provided.
Miss Regina Greene, after a month long visit with her sister Mrs. J. S. Buchannan at Altus Oklahoma, returned home Saturday.
Miss Geraldine Parker returned Sunday night from Claendon where she visited after attending a district convention of Women's Federated Clubs in Plainview last week. Bring hemstitching to Mrs Ridgeway at the Singer Machine Shop opposite post office. Price We per yard. Phone GS1. 29-31e.
Claude Hamilton advertises 1000 bushels ear corn for cash at his place located 1 mile north of Vernon and 7 miles east of Odell. Sale details note price in cash per bushel and sale location.
Miss Winnie Jewel Norwood of Crowell visited from Wednesday to Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs T W Norwood of West Paradise Street Norwood teaches music in Crowell during the visit.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wardler spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Porter Crow Stinnett. They also visited Mrs Wardler's parents Ma and Mere J B Rowland at Deans.
Mrs As Grady Ish and her young son from Telena Montana stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Tsharper Reed for the summer. She also plans visits to her husband's parents Mr and Mrs W A Tsh.
Mrs. Mattie Hunt and her son Marvin of Childress returned home Monday after a short visit with her brother W. H. Stroud and other relatives Henry Odell.
The Everything Store advertises secondhand sewing machines with a warranty promise. Buyers are urged to visit for demonstrations and available models.
The condition of Miss Mary Catherine Massie is much improved following a Saturday operation at Mayo's sanitarium in Rochester Minnesota. Her father F L Massie remains at her bedside as she recovers from a serious illness.
Mfr. and Mrs. F. M. Taylor mourn the loss of their dog Sambo who died at twelve years one month. The pet, loyal at home and attentive to political meetings, was a constant companion to his mistress and defended the children, leaving a gap in the Taylor household.
T have opened up the Star Rooming House on West Olive Street No 404 offering furnished or unfurnished rooms. A cool place with water, bath, good barn and garage. Contact T. W. GADDIN. 28 ATE.
Tie George Tesser a Buffalo mechanic claims he gained twelve pounds under an absolute guarantee. His wife gained twenty six pounds and their daughter increases daily by taking Tanlae. Fegeson Drug Co.
Mr. and Mrs. W. FE. Muller and daughters Helen and Bess of Frederick Oklahoma visited over Sunday with Mr. Muller’s mother Mrs. Betty Muller north of the river.
A rabbit drive will be held at the W. T. Stephens place fourteen miles east of the Brown schoolhouse on Friday afternoon starting at two o clock. Vernon citizens are invited to help save feed crops. Organizers are W. C. Winslett and M. James.
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