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Vernon Texas notices state no subscription may be taken for periods shorter than six months. Dated Tuesday July 15 1919.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
4
Vernon Texas notices state no subscription may be taken for periods shorter than six months. Dated Tuesday July 15 1919.
The United States Geological Survey warns of a coal shortage and danger of winter fuel lack. Operators cite insufficient orders as the main cause, noting high summer temperatures and storage limits. a Coal Association urges consumers to buy now to ensure heat next winter.
Complaints pour in about near accidents as weeds obscure sightlines at road bends. County commissioners are expected to order weed cutting shortly to restore visibility and pride in the area.
The article urges farmers and officers to clear away growth and weeds to protect crops. It suggests community effort to clean weed corners in one afternoon and advises motorists to drive far to the right when passing corners during harvest work.
Residents complain of large scale fruit theft from Vernon area orchards. The writer warns such acts harm thrift and the community, urging collective effort to stop repetition and protect growers.
Authorities in Vernon announced property owners must clear weeds on streets and vacant lots. Most vacant lots remain untouched while other towns cut weeds and charge the cost to owners. Citizens failing to comply may be cited for contempt. Officials consider drastic action with potential positive results.
A Department of Labor survey reports 1,800,000 aliens preparing to leave the Northern States for Europe, taking about four billion dollars. The plan is to replace them with southern black workers, extending a racial and labor disruption that threatens the North’s race tensions and the South’s labor supply.
Newark Evening News discusses Von Bethmann-Hollweg proposing to stand trial for the Kaiser’s crimes, arguing he was constitutionally responsible only to the Emperor. The piece notes the legal fiction of German domestic law and the likelihood he will face trial for his own offenses, not as a substitute for the Kaiser.
The piece recalls the burning of the Alexandrian library and its loss of science art history and philosophy records. It warns that recent disclosures from Petrograd and Moscow show modern Bolshevism may be similarly destructive to priceless archives.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It claims blood absorption to heal mucous surfaces and improve overall health, urging readers to start treatment and send for testimonials from F. F. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio.
Fort Worth Record notes that authentic letters of Catherine the Great have disappeared from Petrograd and surface in a Moscow shopkeeper’s inventory used to wrap parcels. The piece compares loss of records to autumn leaves scattered by the north wind.
Dr M J Moore moved yesterday to his new home on South Main Street. New style pumps and oxfords just received at McKibbin's. For sale First class threshing machine outfit. L H Creager Okla union.
Miss Dorothy Hakle left Sunday for Danas to visit her sister Mrs Gaines b Lanner.
Arthur Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lloyd, arrived at Camp Merritt on July 6 and is expected to return home later in the week.
B A Williams left Sunday night for Chicago to purchase goods for the Brunson and Williams store.
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