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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
8
War stamp sales Saturday reached 5882 with numerous buyers listed including Ren Smith Mrs R J Peeomen J G Siavat and Robert Thal among others. The record shows multiple names and amounts though some entries appear garbled.
Tea duests helped-duty Moxie CHance celebrate his first birthhday with breakfast and cake. May and Mr and Mrs. Dave Chance attended with numerous friends including Miss Eli Clark and Mrs. BL Al Castlebury. Food featured chicken, vegetables, salad, pies, cakes, and ice cream.
Village news records a lively home talent show led by Miss Veltua Mortisert with Miss Miller of Sher EHP and Mrs Dwindt Lageiger praised for their roles. Attendees include Vernon shaw and Electra visitors amid school updates, weather delays, and community notices on births, illnesses, and local projects.
Well known Craveil lawyer W L Tisdale announces candidacy for the 4th Judicial District judgeship. He details Texas licenses, county service, and prior bar membership while inviting scrutiny of character, qualifications, and a district wide canvass for support.
An old subscription notice promotes The Lecord with a one year offer for $175 and urges readers to share with friends to subscribe. The fragment mentions women readers and a Kansas City weekly, indicating a period newspaper promotion.
Mrs. J C Wood of Tolbert receives a letter from her brother Pe Presnall now in France with the U S Army medical corps. Enlisted May at Trinidad Cole, commissioned first lieutenant, later promoted to captain after arrival in Pryce. He notes cordial reception by French allies and stays with a French family. The New Edison advertisement appears at end.
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