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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
11
The fragment indicates a Vernon Texas post office item registered as second class mail matter under the act of Congress dated March 3. It reflects archival postal labeling and classification rather than a full story or named individuals.
The New York Glebe reports mixed views on President Harding’s inauguration amid critique of his approach to diplomacy and ceremonies. It quotes letters to Knox and Meade, reflecting discomfort with pomp and calls for a democratic, simple oath and ceremony.
Reports from the East say money is loosening and factories will resume full operation by mid February. Wilbarger County banks hold about 35 million on deposit as farmers sell cotton, wool, butter, and eggs, with optimism tempered by hard work to persevere.
A 62 year old woman discusses diversified farming as profitable and resilient. She notes she has grown five crops with about 300 youths? and six splendid shunts remaining, welcoming visitors in 1920. The piece argues diversified farming provides steady income beyond factories and business.
The record shows Mrs Adams’ itemized receipts proving that small consultancy products from farming can yield substantial yearly income. The statement argues that careful farming can add over two thousand dollars annually to a family bank roll, supporting the major claim with concrete figures.
A 1911 Capitol fire in New York destroyed irreplaceable volumes and manuscripts.후 Recounts of later blazes in Ottawa and Charleston, West Virginia, and census records in Washington emphasize the fragility of public archives and call for better record-keeping against future disasters.
Moyes Fessie Schuethe is removed from her role with the Vogue Shoe Company. The CSA is no longer involved in the matter. Blackwoon has taken over the interest at the same location.
Major General Peter C Harris ad mittedly faced ten days in jail after contempt found by Justice Siddons in the District of Columbia Supreme Court for refusing to exhibit an affidavit on a selective service matter. He appealed and was spared jail by a law allowing government officials to prosecute appeals without a bond.
Miss Gladys Simmons spent the weekend with her parents at Talbert. Miss Sallie Pearl Sherrill and Odis Riddle wed Saturday afternoon January 16. Odell girls defeat Tolbert 3 1 on their court. Sidney West of Floydada visits on business. Mrs. W. M. Hazzard of Vernon visits daughter Mrs. J. R. Huie. Grady Stowe and Miss Bula Billings wed January 14. A newborn girl arrives for Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dennis. Various residents travel to Vernon Quanah Altus and Quanah for shopping and visits.
The Texas Chamber of Commerce proposes large grain sorghum crops in West and Northwest Texas to fatten hogs and cattle before selling at low prices. It urges chambers of commerce and farmers to cooperate, moving livestock from East and Southeast Texas to West Texas and the Panhandle, with credit arrangements for feeders and dipping where needed.
A great warm high pressure wave will sweep east across North America by February 6, followed by a storm center moving toward New Orleans and then the Atlantic. A cold blizzardary wave trails behind, bringing much below normal temperatures. The bulletin warns farmers about profiteers and advises staying on the farm, predicting better crop weather after late February.
A conference between the Texas Chamber of Commerce and Fort Worth Stock Yards officials leads to the yards being named as a clearance point for hogs and cattle. Buyers and sellers are advised to contact the yard for flow and pricing, with immunization costs handled through government inoculation fees.
Mrs Flora Wilcox of Wichita Kansas says eight bottles of Tanlac ended twenty years of rheumatism and crutch dependence. She reports improved appetite sleep and digestion with full ability to do housework again and no more heartburn gas or pains. Tanlac is sold locally by Ferguson Vernon Harrold Odell outlets.
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