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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
8
Frank Dixon, Chautauqua lecturer, argues postwar ills demand reforms in government. He advocates limited presidential powers, compulsory ballots, universal conscription, and taxation to replace war debt, urging stronger law for unions and direct presidential election.
Women in Hinds organize a Home Bureau and plan monthly meetings. Mrs Anderson is president, Mrs Claud Muller vice president, and Mrs F. R. Caldwell secretary treasurer. They will learn jelly making from agents and use a new tank on Mrs Andersons property.
Marriage licenses were issued June 18 to R. G. Yarbrough and Miss Margaret Thieme, Willie Sweatman and Miss Lena Marlow, June 19 to D B Jones and Miss Wene Dunn, and June 20 to Amos Fortune and Emma Phillips.
Loan note offering funds for an improved farm owned by Davis and Summerour. Details imply secured financing with terms not fully legible in the fragment.
The Che ordinances require dairy cows supplying milk or milk products to be examined for tuberculosis. Noncompliance risks prosecution. Testing runs to July 20, 1921 with scaled rates for multiple cows and mileage fees for outside-city cattle. Health certificates issued. tests by Worrel & Jones and others.
A lender advertises farm loans across Wilbarger, Foard, Hardeman and nearby Western Texas counties. Terms promise long duration and very low rates, stating money available at as low as possible costs.
Miss Elma T. Huff daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Huff of Santa Anna California married Frank Wardlow of Santa Anna. The ceremony occurred Saturday at noon at the bride's parents home. They left by water for Santa Monica and will settle on Mr Wardlow's Prado ranch after their honeymoon. Miss Huff lived in Vernon and attended local high school before moving two years ago.
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