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Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1921

Page

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Must Register Assumed Names of Business Firms

A 1920s Texas statute requires any business using an assumed or trade name to file a certificate with the county clerk, listing the true owner names. It sets a 30 day grace period, imposes a $1 filing fee, and adds dairy milk traders must publish a name description for exclusive county rights. It also mandates aliens owning Texas land to report personal details and ownership, with penalties for failure.

Couney State of Texas United States

Wheat Prospects Not Discouraging Says Farm Agent

Wilbarger county farmers see wheat mostly sound with good moisture. Local rainfall mostly light and scattered, aiding drying. Binders active, soil conditions improving for harvest as corn maize feed crops and gardens stay in excellent shape. Some cotton drowned out but overall crop benefits from rains. traffic remains passable and labor is plentiful.

Wilbarger County R. T B. Sherrill Foo Deen

Davis and Allen Awarded Hospital Contract

The contract for building the new Moore sanitarium was awarded Saturday to Harvey Allen and Rey Davis, local contractors. Completion is planned by September 15 at an estimated cost near 855,000. The hospital will be brick and located near the corner of Marshall and Lamar streets.

Moore Sanitarium Harvey Allen Rey Davis Messrs. Allen and Davis Wichita Falls Marshall Ks Lamar Streets

English Woman Holds Post in League of Nations

Mrs. Rachael Crowdy of Pagland has been appointed to the health section of the League of Nations secretariat. She is active in shaping international policies favoring women and children.

League OF Nations Rachael Crowdy Pagland League of Nations Secretariat Herbert Ames Canola

Survey of Vernon Utilities and Taxes Details

A Vernon survey compiled by the Vernon Chamber of Commerce reports school tax rate 50 cents per 100, city tax 1.50, school taxes collected 131.26, delinquent school taxes 2,680, city taxes 5502, with 1,515 pupils and 64 graduates, 35 teachers, school buildings valued at 195000, grounds at 280000. Utilities show water 33 1/3 cents per 1000 cu ft, electricity 27.5 cents per 5000 kWh, delivered fee 50 cents per 100 pounds, 1,265 telephones, church seating 155, heater seating 1207, fuel rooms 1005, Vernon's population 5142.

Vernon Tocal Chamber of Commerc Raider Adhe Rotary Club Pee Dune Texas Fetel Vernoa

City urged to curb weeds as health and beauty concerns rise

A. A. Harrington argues residents must cut weeds to preserve town beauty and curb mosquito and malaria risks. He says neglect shifts mowing responsibility to the city, which then bills owners, noting weed growth harms health and property values.

A. A. Harrington Harrington Malara

Bridge in Archer district washed by freshet

Portions under Commissioner Archer's charge suffered severe damage when a bridge in the precinct was washed two miles by a freshet. On recovery only one hoard was found missing, indicating limited loss despite the washout.

Crocinct Archer

Tom Couger Plans New Home at Main and Beaver Corner

The article states Tom Couger will build a new residence on the site of his current home located at the corner of South Main and Beaver Streets.

Tom Couger South Main and Beaver Streets

Truck levy delayed as state clarifies timing of motor vehicle tax

A communication from the State department explains that the increase on commercial motor vehicle rates will not take effect until January 1 and county mileage taxes were delayed. The order asks that collections under the new law be withdrawn though no funds were taken in by the local treasury yet.

Withirawe State Department Blair

Basement for Wide A Wake store in Fort Worth area

Miku proprietor of Wide A Wake plans to move the largest variety store above Denver Road between Fort Worth and Amarillo. The basement of the Main and Pease streets building is to be remodeled with a white finish. A rest room and unpacking area will be created on the first floor with new shelving and display arrangements.

W. UT. Miku Denver Road Fort Wort Amarillo Main Pease Streets

Stokes Travels to Amarillo for Court of Appeals Work

W N Stokes of Berry Stokes and Killough traveled to Amarillo yesterday over matters before the Court of Appeals where he serves as special judge.

W. N. Stokes Berry, Stokes and Killough Amarillo Court of Appeals Stokes

Ticket Hunt for Local Children

A citywide ticket hunt for children starts Friday at 10 am run by Vernon Chatauqua officials. Five season tickets hidden for kids. a daily children's hour begins Friday with storytelling and a cast for a final play under the big toy. Local women canvass the business district selling tickets. pickets at Wide Awake Store and City News Stand.

Ehwatauqua Jent Gravett Mattielene Liloyd Vernon City News Priday Neon Della Flougseds AL BL Swiftwood Fearweil Albert D. Sheppard Renlah Lad Geraldine Parker Kether Swartwoul Alice McLarty EE. L. Moore W. Tiyne Gus Tange William Blackwood Jed Morrow Killough W. N. Stokes FE. M. Finney

Express Company Ships Free Relief Supplies to Pueblo

The American Railway Express Company northern Texas division authorizes free transport of money and supplies for relief to the Mayor of Pueblo or to the American Red Cross and other relief groups. Shipments should be marked and packed. delays are expected due to conditions in Pueblo and nearby towns. Perishable items are discouraged because service is hampered in the area.

American Railway Express Company Northern Texas Division Yecoplanee Pueblo Vernon American Red Cross Puebla

South Bend Texas Postpones June Celebration

A South Bend Chamber of Commerce notice says the planned June 17 and 18 celebration has been postponed to July due to washed out bridges and will seek a new date and guidance later.

Lool Chamber of Commerce South Bend Texas

County Roads in Wilbarger Face Public Approval

County officials seek voter sentiment on continuing road improvements in Wilbarger. Judge BooI Melfaeh says future work depends on public opinion. about $100,000 has been spent in two years with more funds likely via a bond election. Bridges are being replaced and concrete culverts installed as roads are upgraded.

Offields Wilbarger Booi Melfaeh

Torpedoes Lose to Baptist Inlanerines at Fair Grounds

The Methodist Torpedoes fell Friday afternoon to the Baptist Inlanerines by 2 runs at the fair grounds. Lovelace pitched well for the Torpedoes, scattering hits, while wild throws by the home team aided the loss. The Submarines, supported by ASFS Winston, played steady defense and pitching. Attendance was small.

Fair Grounds Lovelace Tnekers Asfs Winston

Health Progress at Local Hospital Noted

M. Culbertson and Guy Puckett, recently operated on for appendicitis, are now much improved. Mr. Trockett is able to leave his bed.

M. ©. Culbertson Guy Puckett Mr. Trockett

Chautauqua Programs to Feature Noted Lecturers and Acts

Vernon hosts a Chautauqua program starting Friday June 17 with Vierra and The Ninety Niddlers performing both afternoon and evening shows. Lectures by Charles Pattenburg and Dr J O Robinson are announced alongside musical acts including Agnes Knofleckova and Frank Dixon and the Grenadiers. Broadway Jones and Atonement staged by Glenn Wells Company highlight a week of varied entertainment with performances by Mme Selivanova and Dr Ng Poon Chew.

Vierra Redpath Horner Miattenbure Musien!! Grenadiers Aierre AL Adrian Mousient Grenadiers Hiolory Adrian Adtion Luther Purhank Agnes Knofleckova Frank Dixon Knofleckova Ragne Gail King Miss Cheek Delsohn Conway Tle Dixon J. 0. Robinson Broadway Jones Robinson Broadway Jones Mr. Sterner Glenn Wells Company Mme. Selivanoca Ng. Poot Chew Augustus Thomas Glory Wells O. Spargle Mme. Sclivanova Russia America Ng. Poon Chew Mark Twain China

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