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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1919
Page
10
A commentary argues that liberty does not equal license and warns against anarchist ideas. It cites Emma Goldman and the Soviet Ark incident to urge readers to value government and civic duty, urging citizens to contribute more to society and uphold responsibilities of representation and law.
A garbled market snippet describes sugar price adjustments and wholesale countermanding by a grocer aid. It mentions lower orders to a jobber and sugar price declines, plus references to packers, cotton, and machinery. The fragment also evokes an old man peering from his perch as turmoil looms.
The article notes large profits from growing pecans across Wilbarger County along the Pease and Red rivers and Wanderer Paradise creeks. It recalls settlers doubt about pecans thriving here, but argues planting along creeks could transform worthless land into a high quality food supply meeting rising demand.
A terse line notes that cost of living concerns extend beyond securities tied to the government, implying broader economic pressures and policy implications. The statement frames the issue as multidimensional, hinting at public anxiety over prices and fiscal stability without detailing specific measures or actors.
Vice President Thomas B. Marshall laments the high cost of leisure as a menace to the republic. He urges younger citizens to strive more to produce, earn, economize, and save. He touts Thrift Stamps War Savings Stamps Treasury Savings Certificates Certificates of Indebtedness and Liberty Bonds as ways to save portions of labor rewards.
G. B. Brady reports market activity this year with pecan sales rising and plans for continued marketing.
J. R. Jones, agent in Ferguson building on North Main Street, seeks suburban acreage buyers. Vacant plots available at favorable prices. interested parties urged to call 617 or visit the agent’s office for details.
Rogers and Jackson advertise unlimited money to loan on farms and ranches with low rates, quick service, and prompt closings.
J. K. Lutz advertises lease opportunities for multiple large tracts including 4000 acres in Wichita and Wilbarger counties near the Guyer Trisler well, 3000 acres round timber adjoining the Neal Hamilton well, 8500 acres southwest of Vernon, and many smaller 40 acre leases and larger parcels. See me.
A brief ad notes hot biscuits available with breakfast at White Rose No. 2 in the morning. It promotes a morning meal option to attract customers.
J. R. Jones runs a real estate office in the Ferguson building on the west side of North Main street facing east, one door north of Hahn's dry goods store. Phone number 617. Call or visit for buying selling or renting needs. 55-tie
Local cafe Joe's Cafe calls for patrons seeking top quality with a bold pledge of the best service and menu options. The message emphasizes customer satisfaction and community roots as it invites regulars and newcomers alike.
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