Post office notes Vernon Texans March 5 1879
An archival line records the Vernon Texas post office being entered as second class mail matter under cei of Congress on March 5 1879.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
14
An archival line records the Vernon Texas post office being entered as second class mail matter under cei of Congress on March 5 1879.
A public notice corrects a widespread belief that Wilbarger county is overrun with boll weevils. The text states only a few weevils found, no significant damage in years, and describes an ongoing campaign to burn cotton stalks to prevent a foothold.
The article argues for broad Irish liberty within the British crown to prevent civil war between Sinn Fein and Ulster, claiming independence would invite religious oppression and threaten Britain. It endorses continued British protection and warns against hostile factions gaining control.
Promoters of the MPFTUS Red River bridge report continued success after a Elmer Oklahoma canvass where stock subscriptions reached 4525 dollars in three days. Early start depends on total stock sales. Elmer names and pledges listed with a final total of 4525 dollars.
Mire C J Farrell reports a women’s group led by Mrs T M Ferge and others will conduct a mission and Bible study under a new budget plan. An all day meeting will launch a month of study, with two Bible studies monthly plus a literary program and two business meetings. Each officer will have an appointed assistant.
Mrs. W. P. Garvin led devotions at Monday's meeting and a clothing bundle was sent to Thurber under Mrs. T Curry. Beginning Saturday Nay lor's Millinery offers a big sale with hats at $1.00 each.
Mrs Ettan Long was reelected Monday afternoon president of the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church. Officers include vicepresident Mrs Rena Watts secretary Mrs John Brown treasurer Mrs Ti W Norwood local treasurer Mrs John Reese and several coordinators for young people children's work social service supplies publicity and mission study duties.
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