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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
3
A mixed regional page lists residents visiting families in Electra Wichita Falls and Dallas notices about furniture stores real estate brokers and drug stores. It notes telephone connections and requests for street numbers and paper subscriptions. It records business trips city official visits and a Chamber of Commerce banquet attendance in late May and early June.
Speed limit 90 miles per hour unless you are herded for B and W. Drus Store news stand or luncheonette department. Attendees include Miss Lillie Castlebury Fay Tegsett Margaret Edwards and Messrs John Langford Lindsey and Steve Lawrence plus Mrs A P Howard Miss Wainl wards and Clarence Peel. They visited Electra after the concert. Today for sale: Judge Pop War Mechanics Adventure Other magazines.
In a bustling parish week, Miss Lucille Sulli van recuperates after appendicitis surgery. A Sunday singing drew a large crowd as FLD Pearson kept his regular services. Methodist Women meet at Mrs. Riddle’s home with several members and visitors present. Richard Gillespie’s father fears his recovery from recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Wiggins visited Towry home. Miss Mary Ruth Shelton missed a week of school due to illness. Mary Ruth celebrated her eleventh birthday with friends Montes McDaniel Lucile Genevie Ross Edna Clyde McCollum Vera Belcher Clyde Flowers. George Webbield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Weinhold, remains very ill. Mrs Sherrill and her sons Rollin and ?
Henry moved to the W. W. tiddle farm west of Town. Minnie Melton boards with Mrs. B. Beach. Mr and Mrs. W. M. Huff welcome a baby boy. Sibyl Miller hosted a Saturday birthday party. Tom Parner and Mrs. Parner visited in Odell Tuesday. O M Towry left for Arkansas for several days visiting Mrs. Holloway. Shelton home visitors Tuesday. Etta Mae McPaniel is this week.
United States Department of Agriculture figures show per person daily milk and cream intake up from 0.6 to 0.7 pints over ten years, with national averages varying by region. The report cites data from 355 cities totaling over 2 million people and notes higher urban use, while rural Southern states remain low.
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau urges study of hide care and leather production as hides and skins totaled over 140 million in 1914. Farm raw material use is high, with leather goods valued at 650 million and consumer costs near 1 billion. Careful handling, improved tanning, and better processes could save millions annually.
The Cen tral Christian church young ladies' class met last Thursday at Rev Lewis Kepp's home to elect officers for the year. Thelma Smith was chosen president, Ruby Jones vice president, Mrs W A Blanton secretary, and Grace Lewis treasurer. After the business meeting, social hour and refreshments followed. Members urged to attend Sunday at 9 45 for a class picture.
Card expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of the father. Thanks friends, Odd Fellows for care and help, and lists numerous Adams and Patterson families. Also notes Stoves offered by Lis enbee Furniture Co and a local slogan from T. C. Frank.
Fragmentary ad style text describes prize bees and hens from breeders D Barnes and Evie Mees Sb with prices like S100 and S38 for various cock and hen stock. It mentions Route 1 Box 6, license poultry remedies from Perges at Drug Co and Ferguson Drug Co offering poultry remedies and buyback notes.
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