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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
4
The piece argues about Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals project and its political and economic implications. It questions Ford's business ability to pull off the plan and critiques government involvement while noting the lack of viable alternative bids. The editorial stresses a national and southern impact if the project progresses.
The Wichita Times asserts that America will gain a worthwhile public service through ongoing civic efforts and community involvement. The piece emphasizes service as essential to national progress and local improvement.
The December monthly business conditions statement for the Eleventh Federal Reserve District in Dallas shows a 42 percent increase in retail sales and 15 percent gain in collections from November. The gains reflect holiday sales and improving wholesale and retail lines, with expectations for a stronger January. The piece also discusses tourism camp sites, local agriculture, and the value of reading habits for youths.
A brief note contemplates whether current publications truly harm adults and suggests that habitual reading may have limited negative effects. The passage questions the assumed dangers and invites reflection on reading habits.
The piece recounts the purchase from France, exploration by Lewis and Clark in 1804, border changes after 1818, and how Dakota Territory divided into North and South Dakota. It notes equal area and population, each with five presidential electors, and mentions the 1889 act signed by Harrison.
A poem titled The Pesky Ground Hog laments six more weeks of winter and snow. It humorously blames the ground hog for lingering cold, icy streets, frozen pipes, and frosty ears, and longs for spring.
Breckenridge Texas December 20 1921 The text describes Senator Kenyon of Town accepting a lifetime judgeship with a salary of $5 500 a year and the mixed opinions of peers who say he moved from agricultural leadership to a life tenure judgeship. It notes his past advocacy for farmers and workers and suggests the move reduces his direct action for constituents. The document includes signatures of local officials praising Frank Edmonson and an employment notice for R M Cato.
New oak flooring will be placed soon on the lower Pease river bridge north of town. County engineer John Nabers says bids are being called from lumber companies to furnish material and work will start as soon as obtained. The bridge is in deplorable condition and hard for motorists to cross. The old flooring will be removed and replaced with strong long wearing material.
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