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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1921
Page
16
Miss Rose Filmann a Rea Cross nurse arrives from Wichita Falls to serve Wilbarger County. She will examine county school children as first duty and provide medical advice and training. An office in the library building is prepared and equipment is pending delivery. She can be reached at 4 H Pendleton's on Texas Street or via the Chamber of Commerce line.
Marketing specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture discuss parcel post pricing to balance producer gains and consumer prices. They suggest using agreed market quotations as the base, with contracts specifying weekly quantities and payment terms, written initially then possibly verbal, including replacement for losses in shipping.
Representatives of the Retail Merchants Bureau of Detroit gather to plan a protective association for stores. The aim is to shield merchants from shoplifting petty theft and dishonest employees, with city merchants determined to stamp out the evil through organized protection efforts.
The Dubnane Ta Chamber of Commerce warns tax collections lag and no buyers at tax sales, leaving the city burdened by about 350000 dollars in debt. A group calling itself the Citizens Investment Co. has formed to address the issue, with December 1 proceedings showing reliance on an experienced local abstract company.
A fourteen year old Russian boy named Alexander, who arrived after perilous journeys and hardship, seeks admission to the United States. His case has drawn support from New Yorkers urging he be allowed to remain, with appeals citing his French and Russian pleading.
The text outlines recipes for cheese rolls made by combining legumes such as beans peas or lentils with various cheeses and bread crumbs. Methods include mashing beans or grinding, mixing with cheese and crumbs, adding cooking liquid for consistency, and baking with occasional basting. Variations use cottage cheese American cheese walnuts onion and lemon juice with tomato or water based sauces.
Storage plates for grain to destroy weevils with carbon bisulphide are advised. Attention to rat-proofing new buildings is urged and ongoing pest control against ro dents and other pests is stressed. Local names include Mrs George Dotgins of Ruarkbarnett Massip and Davis Summercar in Vernon.
NPWS OF THE COURTS reports on a divorce suit of C G hi Funnel ts with Emmel awarded custody of two children. Appeals granted time to file statements of facts. Several costs awarded or denied in multiple related cases including Farmers Union Clearing House Co and George Dewey Anderson vs Daniels Farrell. Guardians appointed for minors and a divorce denied to Gertrude Probasrave and Paul Probasce.
A Texas legislator from Waelder, formerly of the Texas Legislature, reports a cancer cure after treatment by Dr. G. A. Johnson in Kansas City. He recounts years of failed remedies and salves before finding permanent healing and urges others with cancer to seek his care promptly.
Southeast corner square visit notes Mrs. John S. Woe and two children of Altus Oklahoma visiting Ms. Wood's mother Mrs Sumner as listed in local social notes.
Incer years of practice with thousands treated without surgery. Elisbank author of Cancer Truths outlines mild non surgical methods and cancer forms. Free postpaid copy offered to readers who write to the address provided.
At Nia research Laboratories the contact is Dr OL A fabnsane, Suite 560, located on Main Street in Kansas City Missouri. The fragment provides a postal street address for the facility and indicates a medical research context.
Mrs Walter Ladd and her infant have left for Corpus Christi to spend a month away from home.
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