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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
6
An article outlines prudent maintenance for farm gear like binders and mowers. It cites cost data showing a binder at 250 dollars with annual carrying costs and depreciation, plus repairs, arguing proper care can extend life to twenty years and save money. It references alfalfa operations, average acreages, and nearby local news notices alongside weather and community notes.
Mrs L P McCurdy hosts this week with two cousins Fok Apple of Voris and 2 8 Youtg of Greens ile visiting. The young son of Mr and Mrs D Ferenson is able to fire up. dle tas hoo dno very crties condition with premnetin for man days. The Vernon Record emphasizes a weekly star, one year, priced at S175.
Farmers are advised to breed now for May pigs and prepare feed from current harvests. The USDA notes good pastures and rising corn and oats supplies provide strong nutrition. Temporary rye plots or heavy seeding of oats or wheat can support pigs if clover or permanent forage is scarce.
Kiliott Boy operated Gn Charles doh from jeur Riller and is recovering. Mire Yalathoines is also recovering and will soon be able to retire. Miss Cassie Martin of Seymour visits relatives in Guanai after time with Mrs Red Ceffre in Vernon.
A. A. Murenivon traveled to Qonet on a Wednesday to spend several days away from home.
An educational rally takes place at Lockett with program details including Sunday February 10. Chaired by Lackett Bagtipt, items list speakers W Cole and W. G. Shipp among others at 3 o clock after noon.
The Minneapolis Tribune reports a campaign slogan shift titled Hoover Slogan of the Moment. Readers react to its wording as candidates vie for attention in a tight race, debating how best to frame policy and appeal to voters.
Miss Pourt Bake has accepted a position with the Vernon Record. The move places Bake in a staff role at the newspaper, adding to the Vermon Record newsroom lineup.
Advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promises a constitutional remedy. It describes the Eustachian tube inflammation causing deafness, offers a $100 reward for an incurable case, and lists Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as the solution, with coupons and circulars from J. Chenly & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
We are paying 20 cents per pound for bens. This is the highest price ever paid in Vernon for chickens. Bring them in while the price is right. G. Bozachry Tip Ady Phone 286. Sumerour Brils. Mrs. J. H. Prant left Tuesday night for St. Louis and other points in the fast to buy spring millinery.
Notice is hereby given that I will prosecute all parties trespassing or hunting and fishing on any of my lands in Wilbarger County. 18 tf Adv.
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