Vernon Record Sem i weekly publication notice 1919
The Vernon Record announces its semi weekly issues dated Friday January 17 1919 The notice lists Nichols Brown & Company as publishers and notes the paper is entered as second class mail matter in Vernon Texas Subscribers must provide old and new addresses for changes The subscription rates show two dollars for one year and six months minimum stay Vernon Texas published on Fridays and Tuesdays
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Nichols, Brown & Company Publishers
Vernon
Texas
Congress
Vernon urged to back cotton classer for quality seed
Farmers and business leaders in Vernon united after a talk by government expert 8. F. Harrill on placing a cotton classer in Vernon. They pledged substantial guarantees beyond the $500 government allotment, hoping to secure long staple seed and higher profits through better classification. The plan hinges on continued cooperation to attract and sustain a quality cotton market.
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F. Harrill
Vernon
Vandalism and Youth Marksman Skill Rise Noted
Mayor Harry Mason draws attention to vandalism trends and predicts youths are improving marksman abilities, signaling growing concern over public safety and youth conduct.
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Harry Mason
Vernon Youths Target Street Lights In Vandalism Spree
Editorial urges Vernon boys to stop shooting electric light globes on public streets. Calls out thoughtlessness as cause, notes damage and inconvenience to residents, and links to broader themes of civic responsibility and disease prevention. Warns that such acts produce monetary losses, suffering, and risk of influenza spread.
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Vernon
First Methodist Church Schedules January 19 1919 Services
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. led by L. G. Hawkins aims for 500 in attendance. Sermon at 11 a.m. on The Golden Channel of Stewardship. Epworth League at 6:15 p.m. with Miss Mary Davis presiding and program. Sermon at 7:15 p.m. on The Atonement of Jesus Christ in the Man of Salvation from Sin. Church invites all to attend with music featured. Henry F. Brooks, Pastor. W Beckett of Purdon visits Vernon business interests.
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L. G. Hawkins
Epworth League
Mary Davis
Jesus Christ
Methodist Church
Kansas City Real Estate Dealer Visits Vernon
Geo G Wright of Kansas City toured Vernon yesterday. He is among the nation's top real estate dealers and has handled extensive land in Texas. An ad notes 1 000 pairs of ladies and children's shoes must be sold by McKibbin Adv Ste.
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Geo. G. Wright
Kansas City
Vernon
Mr. Wright
United States
Texas
McKibbin, Adv
Foster's Weather Bulletin forecasts across continent warmth and storms
Washington D C January 17 1919 last bulletin wave forecasts cross continent January 20 to 24 warm wave 19 to 25 cool wave 22 to 26 warmest week January 20 storms not important snow melt by January 22 not favorable to winter grain advise farmers not to sell grain for cotton protect farmers and planters organize more heat wave reaches Vancouver January 25 and moves across the continent to Newfoundland January 30 expect dry period after January 28 to early February
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Washington, D. C
Continent
Jaiary
Vancouver
British Columbia
Atlantic
Cuba
Jannuary
Mrs L M Caruth Died After Illness
Funeral services for Mrs Lethia Caruth wife of L M Caruth will be at East View Cemetery at 3 30 this afternoon conducted by Elder J T Cabe. She died from influenza and pneumonia at age 36. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs M Johnson formerly of West Willinger street now in Alar lingen Texas. Survived by husband a seven year old son Marlin her parents four brothers Luther Eugene and John Johnson of Harlingen Fred Johnson of Bilderado Okla and two sisters Mrs M L Clark and Mrs W B Jameson. A host of friends offer sympathy.
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Lethia Carwh
LE. M. Caruth
East View Cemetery
J. T. Cabe
M. Johnson
West Willinger Street
Alarlingen
Texas
Marlin
Luther
Eugene
John Johnson
Harlingen
Fred Johnson
Bilderado
Oklo
M. L. Clark
W. B. Jameson
North Bowie Street
Local Births and Visits Recap
Born Thursday January 16 to Mr and Mrs J C Sutton eight miles south of Vernon a boy Born Wednesday January 15 to Mr and Mrs L M Pederson on South Cumberland street a ten pound girl S E Trevathan and 3 R Pinkston drove to Wichita Falls Wednesday returning yesterday afternoon Mr and Mrs Walter Lad and children visited in Crowell and Margaret the first part of the week
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J. C. Sutton
Vernon
S. E. Trevathan
3. R. Pinkston
Wichita Falls
Walter Lad
Crowell Anl
Margaret
Mrs. Hardage Leaves for Arkadelphia Visit
Mrs. W. D. Hardage departed yesterday for Arkadelphia Arkansas to visit her mother. She lives near White City.
Lieutenant Ed Johnson on ten day leave at home
Lieutenant Ed Johnson visits his home near Thalia on a ten day leave. He is the commanding officer at the S A T C at Milligan College in Johnson City Tennessee.
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Ed Johnson
Thalia
Milligan College
Johnson City
Tenn
Frederick superintendent of schools visits Ohio couple
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Shaw from Frederick Oklahoma will spend the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Stubbs. Mr. Shaw serves as superintendent of schools at Frederick.
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J. O. Shaw
Frederick
Okla
H. E. Stubbs
Shaw
Special Bargains on New Metal Beds
In new metal beds the regular $10.00 beds are $8.75 and the regular $12.00 beds are $9.75. Hurry to The Everything Store located at 116 West Texas Street, 11e Ady.
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Everything Store
Vernon News Briefs Include Local Visits and Birth
Hon C F Spencer of Wichita Falls visited Vernon yesterday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs W C Roddy on Tuesday January 14. Earl Booth returned from Clarendon College on Tuesday to recuperate after a spell of sickness.
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C. F. Spencer
Wichita Falls
Vernon
W. C. Roddy
Earl Booth
Clarendon College
Mrs Gibson Visits Chili Cothe With Brunsons
Mrs. R B Gibson traveled to Chili cothe on Wednesday for a visit with Mr and Mrs R W Brunson.
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R. B. Gibson
Chilicothe
R. W. Brunson
Enid Visitor Ance Cobb Aboard Oklahoma News
Ance Cobb of Enid Oklahoma visits relatives in the city. He works in the express office at Enid. Mr and Mrs M A Battendorf and son Theodore spent Sunday to Chillicothe.
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Ance Cobb
Enid
Okla
M. A. Battendorf
Theodore
Chillivothe
MeK Ribbin’s Sale Proves Great Success
MeK Ribbin reports a successful sale with widespread pink tagged reductions in plain figures. Adv. noted items cleared quickly as marked prices drew shoppers.
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Mek Ribbin
Adv
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