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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
7
Enumerators begin tally of school age children in Wilbarger County districts. Counties urge cooperation to complete the count by March end. Cards now list all children in a family, alphabetized by name, with separate cards for siblings sharing a surname.
The Prince of Wales will stand in for King George at two Buckingham Palace levees on March 10 and 19. If the King remains away, Prince George will act for him with the Duke of York abroad on a hunting trip in Africa.
A fragmented note indicates procedures for issuing marriage licenses and affidavits when age of a person is required. It references legal formalities and documentation for verifying ages in civil records.
Ben Richards of Wilbarger County reports a strong campaign against Johnson grass on half a section near the fork of the rivers. After mowing last summer he plowed monthly for five to six months six inches deep, and now the roots have rotted. He plans to dust the land and plant cotton, with H C Orr and other county farmers noting similar efforts to curb the weed that hindered crops. Also listed are automobile registrations for local residents including M. Z. Reiley, Mrs. Ridolph Streit, and several others driving Overland, Reo, Ford, and Buick models.
Washington merchants abandoned plans for an elaborate inaugural ceremony as President Coolidge insists on a simple event. A $600 fund raised by local merchants will be returned. reserved seats revenue was meant to cover costs, but the President declined to attend, ending the showmanship bid.
Mrs A A Tronaker is recovering slowly after a severe spell of sickness. The notice notes her health improvement and ongoing convalescence.
The report notes about six thousand soldiers and sailors from nearby stations will march behind Mr. Coolidge from the White House to the capitol. A dozen governors with their rural parties of colonels are expected in line. No reviewing is planned.
A statement stresses public welfare and the aim to offer the lowest possible prices on quality goods. The text notes expansion, profitability, and collaboration with manufacturers and transportation interests to eliminate waste and reduce costs.
A charming Spring fabric note highlights crepe faille as a silk dress material. Described as very attractive and all silk, with 39 to 40 inch width priced per yard.
Fashion note highlights $2.98 blouses in white tan and blue with plaits and youthful collars adding smart appearance. Item presented as affordable wardrobe detail with emphasis on styling features.
The event will feature badges and the charity ball with General and Mrs. Dawes in attendance while Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge will not attend. The administration camps on economy as the program guiding the session.
A local insurer advertises coverage for cotton against fire and tornado damage. It promises prompt service and competitive rates. The notice emphasizes best possible premiums and fast responses for cotton protection.
The President calls the inaugural address the centerpiece of inauguration day and the message will be carried nationwide. Mr and Mrs Laurence Starr of Odell visited Vernon on Monday.
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