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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
4
The Vernon Park Herald calls for a cleaner city with tougher law enforcement and urban improvements. It urges the city council, health officer, Chamber of Commerce, and citizens to act, improve streets, remove unsightly buildings, banish weed nuisances, and boost civic cooperation to advance Vernon’s progress.
The article warns against myths of secret safes and hiding places for savings. It argues that keeping money in banks supports the community economy, reduces robberies, and fuels local business and employment.
The passage argues that depositing money in banks preserves funds for the depositor and enables wealth creation for the community. It notes banks pay interest on longer deposits and that bank deposits support broader economic activity beyond immediate business needs. The tone urges saving and trust in financial institutions as public wealth.
Plainview city commission bought 1 acre near the public square to create a camping ground for tourists. The site will have full conveniences as Pow automobile highways converge on Plainview, aiming to attract visitors from Vernon and beyond and boost Wilbarger County revenue.
The author argues center parking frees the sidewalk for shoppers and reduces street jams. He notes growing signs asking drivers to park in the center, causing cars to queue two or three deep where no embargo exists. Loading wagons from alleys is hindered, but center parking could ease conflicts and simplify getting in and out of vehicles.
Senator Borah questions revival of the inaugural ball on March 4 and estimates costs. Four years ago $70,000 was allotted, this year $100,000 is suggested. He jokes about limiting funds to $10 for the President’s travel. Supporters deride his stance as uncaring elitism amid holiday chatter.
A chaotic reminiscence recalls a holiday scene where the speaker contends with relatives the Flanagans the Hooligans and the Caseys pressing for Christmas dinner. Accents and memories of shared meals mingle with plans to host and share ham sausage and rich spareribs amid festive expectations.
The article notes that coal or wood ashes may be mixed with the soil if desired, outlining a potential soil amendment practice.
The text explains using trees as windbreaks and background frames for buildings and to provide shade. Shrubs are essential to hide lines, support corners, create garden paths, and screen unattractive objects, recommending native species and well known varieties.
A brief note highlights local thriving entities seen as the best to save or sustain within the community, emphasizing practical contributions and steady presence over flashier options.
Birds cleanse themselves by wallowing in soil though floors may be cement or board. Poultry specialists advise a dusting box 5 by 5 feet or larger for 50 to 100 fowls, positioned in sunlit area. Use fine dry dust, preferably clean dry soil. road dust is suggested by many but can be unsuitable.
A patient recounts dizziness leading to a fall and a head injury after a prior episode where severe stomach bloating caused unconsciousness. Medical history includes long term stomach trouble and a doctor advised Magi’s Wonderful Remedy, with unspecified results.
It touts a harmless preparation that removes catarrh mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. One dose promises a money back guarantee. Sold by Ferguson druggists and at firms in Davis & Summeroy and others.
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