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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1918
Page
7
Luttrell of north of Pease Fiver says last week's cold was the harshest of winter, though Vernon thermometers did not dip as low as January 11. He lost three yearlings and some pigs froze ears and tails despite shelter. Hog house and north side wind exposure cited. Water froze in Luttrell's basement Friday night.
J Daniels of route 6 was in Vernon yesterday and said neighbors are culling hogs to stock for family meat. He plans to raise six to eight hogs this year and plant fifty acres for feed with potatoes and peas as main crops. A car collision at the public square damaged one vehicle when Otto Obenhaus’ car struck W M Kirkpatrick’s car near the light post as both turned near eight o’clock Saturday afternoon.
The Farmer's Bulletin 0.15 from the United States Department of Agriculture explains hog killing and pork curing. It is issued for free distribution to those marking application and is addressed to the Division of Publication in Washington.
Investment near Wellington shows J. C. Coe a cutler at Bevoerd office ordered paper to Wellington address. Coe and Hampton moved from Rayland. They own 1 600 acres near Ragland and plan to dispose of it this year while selling 340 000 worth of county land and several farms near Wellington.
The city issues a final notice demanding immediate payment of all outstanding sewer dues for the year. Those in arrears risk discontinuation of services as the year’s business closes. City Secretary H. HALL signs the notice.
Notice to consumption and sewer dues must be paid at once or service will be discontinued. The year's business is being closed warning. Positively this is the last notice. City Secretary S. L Mall.
Notice to consumers that the year's business is being closed and those in arrears must pay promptly or service will be discontinued. BH. Hall, City Secretary.
A. L. Perkins expresses gratitude to those who helped during the illness and death of his wife. Lawson, building a six room Drew at Ragland, was in town for materials last week. Vernon Record subscriber.
Abed ord classified ads and iota readers push a prepaid billing method to simplify small ad payments. Advertisers with regular accounts can charge in advance, with in-town visitors asked to pay on first visit or call the office via phone 177.
An election will be held on February Ili 2918 at Dawson Valley schoolhouse to decide if the district should raise taxes from 20 to 60 cents per $100 to supplement the State School Fund. Qualified voters and property taxpayers in the district may vote, per county order dated January 23, 1918. Sheriff Key of Wilbarger County signs the notice.
Three New York Junior League members Misses Jeanette Bruyn Frelyn G Payne and Candace Howard visit the Hotel Vanderbilt Far East Gardens to replace a Kaiser cartoon with Joan of Arc urging U S stamp purchases The city aims to raise 100000000 through Thrift and War Savings Stamps as the volunteers push poster campaigns across Manhattan.
The Wichita Morning Tribune touts faster train news and AP dispatches, offering bargain rates with The Tribune and Vernon Record. Subscriptions include daily and Sunday copies at 5.50, daily only at 2.75, with a Vernon Record combo for 4.50 or 3.85 for daily Tribune without Sunday. Local staff seek steady agents and readers during Great Bargain Day.
A rustic farmer rises from humble garb to wealth and respect, while past con artists are mocked. Community notices thank neighbors for aid after a death, and locals travel for family visits. Market chat notes cotton sales and prices tied to a recent rise.
T Y Weatherall has sent a message to Dennis Saturdiy of business Polents of Mes noting W M L Maud will regret to know she is seriously ill.
A reader recounts kidney pain and backache improved by a kidney remedy after consulting Mrs Gy A at Burnell Street Wichita and a doctor. The letter praises a product called Kidney Pills and mentions a Mrs Foster Miburn and Buffalo as names linked to the remedy.
A Vernon physician touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as effective for indigestion gastritis and related stomach and intestinal ailments He reports rapid relief after one dose with improved appetite and reduced gas and catarrhal mucus while promising a money back guarantee.
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