Post Office Notice from Vernon
Voted in the post office in Vernon under the act of Congress March 3 1879 as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
4
Voted in the post office in Vernon under the act of Congress March 3 1879 as second class mail matter.
Wichita County votes 15 to 1 to issue 1.5 million dollars in road improvement bonds. The plan will surface roads graded by a previous 700 thousand dollar bond and receive additional federal and state funds. State funds aiding Wichita roads may inspire Wilbarger County to consider similar bond action.
Citizens consider planting alfalfa on Vernon’s vacant lots to convert weed jungles into feed, aid needy families, fund park improvements, and attract visitors. Proposals include pledges to plant, city purchases, and promoting a rooster-free area to cut egg losses and boost local merchants.
Suffrage leaders say passage of the Susan B. Anthony amendment by three-fourths of states will quickly grant women the ballot across the United States.
The United States Senate last week adopted a resolution advancing the forty year fight for national woman suffrage. The jubilant women argue that voting will not erode femininity, noting mothers and homemakers remain devoted to family duties while supporting the ballot measure.
W T Collins of Odell reports his 200 acres of wheat ruined by a hailstorm Friday. He had insurance at 12 per acre. Forty acres of his wheat had been cut and sacked in good condition. Twenty five acres of fall oats were spared. He notes strong wind and rain beating grain into the ground and believes the Odell storm came from a different cloud than a Polbert storm nearby. Fruit also destroyed around Odell.
Cash on delivery for Liberty Bonds with New York connections. Prices today subject to change. Lists 1st to 4th Liberty Bonds with various percentages and All Victory Bonds. Interest due added. Will buy any amounts. Attach bonds and draw on me via The Herring National Bank. S. H. Wall, Phone 44 City Hall, Vernon Texas.
Holman Vaughn son of Dr. Vaughn of Harrold has accepted a bookkeeper position with Herring-Bennett Lumber Company. He succeeds Hd Luttrell, who resigned. Vaughn is an experienced lumberman who formerly ran a yard at Shamrock Texas and has recent experience with shipyards in California.
A thrifty housewife turns outmoded attic plunder into cash. Call 302 for quick cash. Message hints at THE EVERYTHING STORE facilitating the sale.
Miss Lavery Messick becomes Mrs. Lavery Messick Colvin after a 5 PM ceremony at Central Christian Church parsonage. The groom Arthur D. Colvin, formerly with the Army Air Service, served at Call Field and Port Sill before overseas duty in France. The couple left for Philadelphia for their future home.
Horace Goldin, famed Russian illusionist, began a three night engagement at More's after touring major show houses worldwide. He presents a young woman walking through solid plate glass, a screen-to-stage screen illusion, the Indian rope trick, and other feats with eight assistants. The company performs tonight and tomorrow night.
Proprietor announces purchase of fish stock for his own lake at the J S Rowland tank. He warns that trespassers fishing in the Rowland tank will be prosecuted if trespassing continues.
Rev. and Mrs. Thos J Doss visited his parents Mr and Mrs J F E Doss of Tolbert and returned to Fort Worth today. They were joined by Mr and Mrs G Doss who will visit relatives in Decatur and Paradise. Rev Doss teaches two science courses at Baylor University and pursues ministerial degree work. He pastors Travis Baptist Church in Fort Worth.
On Tuesday the 27th at 3 p.m. at Vernon Texas the remaining stock of marble and tools belonging to Champion & Company Marble Works will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. J R Rennepro, Trustee.
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