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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
8
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Vernon residents and visitors fill the week with business calls and social events. Names include Mrs. Jimane Moss Tfolder, Mrs. FAL A Serper, Mrs. R.T. Evans, Mrs. J. L. Reltz, and others. The column lists arrivals, departures, and minor transactions such as flour sack sales from Bell Milling Co and H. W. Drug Co.
Fifty cent sacks of Saie Flour for tow els advertised by Kell Milling. Various residents including Mrs. Bh. M. Jegers ane, Norwood, Winnie Newell Norwood, and Mrs. Osehr Holman near Witte attend events this week. Visitors include Mrs. Harry College returning from Arkadelphia and Miss Mary Kelley enroute to Whitesboro. Lewis Franklyn leaves Vernon for Liberal Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Puckett travel through Vernon on their way to Colorado for a Christmas visit.
Mr and Mrs Rey Abbott have returned home from a pleasant two week outing in Medicine Park Oklahoma They were met by Mr and Mrs S S R Pinkston of Wellington The party then traveled to Wellington where Mr and Mrs Abbott continued homeward.
Rear Admiral Straus was urged by diplomat Gould Schurman to rush gunboats to Chinese waters after shells from warring Chinese factions struck American buildings in Canton.
C F Dean returned from visits to Richmond and Chattanooga for the Confederate reunion and family, stopping in Fort Worth for the funeral of his old friend Captain S Burnett, who was buried in Fort Worth on Wednesday.
Mrs. 8S W Baties and Mrs 7 S Wil littas assisted by Miss dinbse Williams traveled to Wichita Falls Tuesday morning. They returned to Vernon Tuesday night with Mrs Dan Bomer who had been visiting her sister Mrs Cloise Greene for a few days.
Mr and Mrs T Z Summerour and two fifth sons depart Wednesday for Littlefield Texas to spend August and September. Summerours on Fox Us Street will be cared for by Mr and Mrs A Tunnel from Corsicana while away. Mrs Will Stalenp of Linton visits daughter Mrs B D Teckersmith Vernon and son Prof Ray Stalenp of Miedra. She returns from Berkeley Calif after visiting daughter Mrs Hoy Stegall.
M F Lane a well known farmer from the Hinds community northeast of Vernon has returned from a week's stay in Fort Worth. Doctors found the hemorrhage source through X ray examination and after temporary treatment he is much improved. He is able to be about and looks forward to resuming his usual health.
A young Odell girl overhears adults planning a Ku Klux Klan march in her town. She and her mother prepare cucumbers for breakfast as the family anticipates the day. The father arrives home to the news and is told they will have Ku Klux dinner.
A professor of psychology feigned forgetfulness during a dinner as a boy correctly handed him a colored rank, proving the boy’s memory and surprise at the professorial test. The exchange turns on recognition and the phrase camre yill give it to me when you come dit.
An advertisement promotes BU-FU Kidney pills with a return option if no results are seen. It urges customers to buy a See bot tie style product, promises a full refund on unused balance, and claims the sale is guaranteed by an unnamed party.
A Vernon motorist criticizes towns that do not offer camping grounds for tourists passing through. He cites favorable reception in places with such facilities and notes road quality declines past Amarillo toward Des Moines New Mexico. The group travels in the mountains, enjoying vacation scenery.
The News Leader notes recognition for fiddlers in Richmond Virginia including Ger Robinson of Ver pon atal and Giltwood a Civil War veteran. The story highlights their photos at the governor’s mansion and a harp dance scene at the Hotel Jefferson.
The edition edited by Raymond F. Richey gains worldwide recognition as a leading Interdenominational publication. Vernon Grocery buys TAN Gracy at Eletis and will operate there, with John Re Cooger of Yoernoop taking over management at the location.
Allineham, a well known resident, holds an interest in a ceo barrel oil well near Electra. Abandoned since July 1975 after Fowler well at Parkburnett drew attention, the Stereford Oil Company did not drill this bore. Interest has rekindled, and the team is cleaning and testing deeper strata eleven feet below the previous level as operations resume. J. Owen reports crops in good condition and no boll weevil presence.
A critic argues that art is a window to state of mind rather than a depiction of reality while the Thulistine questions why an artist would publish such inner reflections. The exchange highlights tensions over authorial intention and public display of personal vision.
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