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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
2
A recent meeting in the area focused on hog production and meat processing, urging diversification to stabilize prices. Speakers urged building facilities for pork, poultry, and broom making, with bankers supporting stocker sales and regional trade. Local officials and Chamber of Commerce members attended to promote farmers’ access to markets and credit.
A collage of theater listings and notices features Cokie Heatwitten Alea Couture Coney and Marguerite Namart in Stolen Bhloments and Vanishirs. It highlights stage careers, marriage offers, contract tensions, and a shift back to the footlights, with ads for local performers and the Ladies' Exchange.
Bip Arvest reports the engagement of Urbicess Marte to Prince Bovis creating a new alliance between former foes in the Balkans. The Ruthinian Royal Troupe is tied by marriage to Greece and Tulgaria, reflecting shifting regional ties.
James Morgan Smith died at his home in Oklannion after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted at 2:50 this afternoon. Burial was in Eastview Cemetery. Ed Smith, a large landowner in Oklsnie, is his father.
A white small ferret was gamehased by the B W Pong Store to patrol the premises against rats bugs and vermin. The animal roams freely through the store as a pest control measure. For inquiries contact GGT KP21C Record classifier ads.
The Farmers' Bulletin from the U.S. Department of Agriculture notes Milo has moved beyond experiments and shows rapid acreage and value growth. From modest 75 acres valued at 200,000, it rose to 526 acres valued at 27,800,000 with total acreage increasing and expected to grow further. Milo is adaptable for feeding stock and silage, with grain usable as corn meal. The bulletin details varieties, cultivation, harvest, storage, and uses, available on request in Washington, D.C. Miss Atum Higg has returned home to Columbus after visiting here due to her sister's illness.
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