Vernon Record semi weekly issue note
The Vernon Record announces its semi weekly publication schedule issued on Tuesdays and Fridays by Nichols Brown & Company publishers.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
4
The Vernon Record announces its semi weekly publication schedule issued on Tuesdays and Fridays by Nichols Brown & Company publishers.
A call to stamp out German propaganda in wartime America urges citizens to ignore rumors about flour shortages and moral lapses. Officials say the government seeks truth and mothers and soldiers live in a safer atmosphere, with graft and immorality stories debunked until official records prove them.
A brief advertisement urging protection for cotton and feed crops against hail. It promises first class protection and suggests timely action to avoid loss, ending with a note that patronage is appreciated.
Citizens are urged to report any alleged violations of war codes to government representatives. Obtain facts from authorities such as peace officers local war activity representatives and Federal agents on the Exemption Board. Seek the truth from those in authority to stay informed and calm.
The piece argues for medical inspection in schools as essential to address minor illnesses that cause mental dullness and lifelong health issues. It cites adenoids as impairing intelligence and potentially increasing crime, urging early intervention as cheaper and wiser than later cures.
The article notes a saving of 100 million dollars in operating income across 123 large railroads during the first five months of government control, with revenues higher than under private operation. It argues this undermines claims of government inefficiency and suggests permanent wire ownership may be favored by Burleson and Daniels, complicating a return to private ownership after wartime control.
Washington July 5 A Weather Bureau bulletin predicts cross continental disturbance July 8 to 12 followed by hot wave July 7 to 11 and cool wave July 10 to 14. Severe storms, rain needs in central valleys, and relief from storms are noted with regional temperature patterns across Pacific slope plains and eastern regions. Crop weather months shift from calendar months. forecasts favor better crop weather in the southwest and lower Mississippi valley but doubt for eastern cotton states and Missouri west corn areas with drought risk. Winter grain sowing guidance suggests much less seed than last year.
Odell July 2. W N Southall of Hamlin succeeds A R Mitchell as local agent. Mitchell will enter the army. Lucian W Parrish of Henrietta campaigns for Congress in the Thirteenth District. Odell pledges exceed goal with six citizens taking 1000 in War Savings Certificates. Contractors named for new Baptist church to be built in sixty days at a cost of 2460. Residents Hamiltons and Pettit took a regional automobile trip last week to Castro county visiting relatives.
Green's August Flower praised as a household remedy for constipation, torpid liver, and depressive symptoms. Claims include relief from indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, heart palpitations, and related ailments. Describes it as a gentle laxative available from T. M. Fergeson Drug Co. Adv. tf Fri.
Notice to nonmembers that Hillcrest Country Club property formerly Condon Springs remains private. Unauthorized entrants are trespassers and subject to prosecution.
Household guidance from semi weekly food conservation bulletins at Vernon Public Library. Questions and answers cover eggs fats cheese and the food embargo with guidance on supply and demand. The Food Administration urges study of these bulletins.
A number of pulleys and shafts used before motor installation offered at half price. Includes an inch and a quarter line shaft about 12 feet long with overhead hangers. Advertisement note from tL Adv.
Classified notice from W. M. Huff offers a new four room bungalow on Cumberland Street and invites trade for a small farm. Prefers no large debt and may consider a Ford car plus difference.
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