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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
3
Poultry guidance urges year long culling to boost profit. Keep top breeders, remove sick and nonproductive birds, mark best layers for hatching, and market interior fowls promptly. August or September is ideal for selective culling, with careful inspection of vitality, vigor, and physical traits.
McKibbin's announces arrival of new style pumps and oxford footwear for the season. The shop invites shoppers to view the latest varieties and choose from a range of sizes.
Auction note offers a threshing machine outfit owned by L. H. Creager of the Oklahoma union. Asking price listed as 42 dollars and 2 tp.
Mrs John Leith returns to Olney from Vernon after visiting sister Mrs Jo Hi Pront. Miss Nymena Trout accompanies and plans a stay with her aunt. Local notices mention returning ice cream containers and loans of various items. Also listed are visitors from Crowell and upcoming extended visits to South Texas.
Quanah resident Mrasher visited Vernon Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs Luther Orr. TJ Hodge traveled to Fort Worth on business. Mr and Mrs J Q Lyons visited relatives in Chillicothe Sunday.
Report from Vernon notes residents requested to bring ice cream for a community event at McKibbin's. Herman Crifhle of Crowell was mentioned in the attendance, with a call for local participation and continued support for the gathering.
Vernon residents report visitors including Tom Bell of Crowell and local youths Misses Rogers and Tainie Lestt were seen in town during a Friday night visit. The report highlights family connections and community activities in the area.
Miss Fannie McCroaskey of Walker View Texas visits her brother PD McCrosker.
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