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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1919
Page
4
Legislation urged to vest mineral rights in landowners
The writer urges Texas legislators to pass a bill that would transfer mineral rights of school land to the landowners. Current state retention blocks oil development as oil companies fear double royalties and possible litigation, harming local prospects in Wilbarger and Vernon. Citizens are advised to contact lawmakers to support the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbarger County
Vernon
Oklahoma
Breadth of Vision Re Quired for Wilbarger County Roads
An article argues that public improvements cannot reach every doorstep. A county courthouse and rail routes must be in select towns, while permanent roads should serve highest traffic and need. The piece urges broad, unselfish planning to support county development and bond issues for good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbarger
Call for bond issue to build county highways begins
The piece argues a 16 foot road program starts with the bend issue, directing energy to road building for several years. It states tax values will rise to support future tax hikes and urges property owners to back the current bond issue to fund principal highways, with potential future bonds for more roads.
Wilbarger County should focus on farms for prosperity
The article argues oil wealth is important but farms remain the county’s greatest source of wealth. It urges early spring plowing and continued farming to ensure banner crop yields and more blooded livestock as the best insurance of prosperity for Wilbarger and Vernon counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilbarger County
Vernon
Youth clubs drive Wilbarger county toward prosperity
The article praises local youth engagement in agriculture stock growing and home management. It notes Wilbarger ranks high in club enrollment within a 22 county district, trailing only Hill and Tarrant counties. It credits dedicated families and clubs for expanding youth influence, dignity in farm life, and future community profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbarger County
Hill
Tarrant Counties
Card of Thanks From Moore Family
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during our recent illness. Our little son is much better now and doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlv. Moore
Two Rural Schools Halt Operations Amid Influenza Spread
Influenza continues to affect communities. Red River and Up ton district schools suspended for the past week due to illness. Miss Theresa Hazard teaches Red River, Mrs. Nellie Harris at Union. Mr. Gee of Amarillo visits Vernon, former resident and former mayor. Red seed eats at Trevathan's. Mrs. Parker of Floydada visits her son J. B. Parker. Hattie Witty travels from Quanah with her parents. Community Silver gifts noted and Herting Bennett ad promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Upton
Theresa Hazard
Nellie Harris
Union
W. EL. Gee
Amarillo
D. 2. Morris
Vernon
Mr. Gee
Tle
Emigrants Outpacing Immigrants Questioned in Congress Bill
Dallas News argues against a four year immigration ban proposed by labor groups. It notes a heavy emigration from New York port, with 13 000 passports issued in January and daily departures rising, while postwar labor demand and freedom may curb future immigration. The piece urges evaluating admission policies to distinguish fit from unfit workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Organized Labor
New York
Port of
Dieing Janay
Europe
United States
Futhermore
Viterer
Dallas News
Not a Labor Movement Mooney Release Controversy
A San Francisco District Attorney Fickert letter exposes that threatening notes about Mooney's release were authored by anarchists who also sent threats to Utah Governor in Hillstrom murder case. The piece argues the effort to sever justice from the law was driven by fear of a court outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Fickert
San Francisco
Stooney
Utah
Hillstrom
Booverly notes and Mooney case echoes in editorials
The column recalls the Mooney case and McNamara defense funds while noting Montana Loyalty League's incendiary Bolshevik appeals in the Bu ite Daily Bulletin. It questions Bolshevism's danger and quotes Leslie's warning as Himer Brooks visits Vernon before moving to Springer New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Los Angeles
Mooney
Montana Loyalty League
Workers’ Council of
Butte
Buite Daily Bulletin
Sons of Freedom
Leslie
Himer Brooks
Vernon
Ile
Springer, New Mexico
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O1F Capsules Ad
Drug text urges readers to demand GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O1F Capsules from their druggist. Promises satisfaction with a money back refund if results are not met. Advises looking for GOLD MEDAL on the box and to avoid other brands in sealed boxes of three sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
The
Netherlands
Dirade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernon Record
Nichols, Brown & Company Publishers
Texas
Trevathan’s
Miks Hattie Witty
Quantal
Mrs. . Wi
Herting-Bennett
Bette
Stark Bros. Nursery
J. W. Huntley
Agent Vernon, Texas
Maesnes
the City Bakery
Yleiy
Flour Kell Milling C Company
TE Vey
Belle OF
Veerrnon
Kell Milling Co
J. G. Sherman
Waggoner National Building
Y. H. Babasin
Farmers State Bank
Battendorf
A Het
Denny Building
D. T. Jordan
M. D
Fargo, Texas
L. P. Jouett
M. J. Moore
Swartwood & Company
Texas Public Service Co
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