Vernon Texas Post Office Second Class Mail Matter
The item is entered in the Vernon Texas post office as second class mail matter under the act of Congress, March 3, 187.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
12
The item is entered in the Vernon Texas post office as second class mail matter under the act of Congress, March 3, 187.
City voters head to polls on Tuesday April 5 for local elections. N. M. Kola is listed as a candidate in the race.
The piece discusses Harding's inaugural address as a call to service and national duty for both parties. It argues the speech is inspirational yet vague, urging tax relief, fiscal restraint, and a return to orderly government, while condemning Bolshevik tendencies and urging citizens to bear the national burden with honest effort.
W A Walker plans to buy a large potato shipment and plant 100 acres near England to create a local sweet potato industry. He will build a curing plant and seeks banker support as Wilbarger County aims to become a leading producer after visiting East Texas and Arkansas districts.
Mr Walker asserts a clear path to value as potatoes cured and shipped into Wilburger county demonstrate demand. He notes thousands of bushels annually and suggests home growers can build a thriving industry yielding significant income.
The article argues that Wisconsin farmers switching from cotton to dairy cows transformed debt into wealth, with cash income rising as floral bank accounts grew. Vernon is positioned to imitate the success, urging Wilbarger farmers and bankers to cooperate in replacing cotton with dairy, chickens, and crops as regional communities like Port Worth and Oklahoma City expand.
Washington March 6 Warren G Harding the first newspaper publisher to serve as U S president He is the twenty ninth chief executive Ohio born and noted for Senate service He is contrasted with other presidents by education and background including college graduates and military service.
A poetic lament for spring recruiting the narrator outdoors to fish and roam. The speaker longs to close the shop and seek trout, streams, and woodlands, but debts and duties keep him tethered, while creditors loom and temptations beckon elsewhere.
In the Watson Seed Farms advertisement in the Record the percentage on cotton value was printed as S00 per cent instead of a0 per cent. The notice corrects the earlier misprint indicating the proper middling basis value.
Massie Ver non Grocery Co advertises top poultry and egg buy offer at 619 contact for Xchange Meat Market.
An ad from The Silverton Star quotes a local merchant urging merchants to stop accepting checks unless funds are in the bank. The piece notes many area merchants hold large sums in bad checks and suggests firm verification to prevent losses, referencing broader distress among local merchants.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises that progress in breeding poultry stock comes from choosing the best individuals as breeders rather than breeding from the flock as a whole. Male selection will be influenced by the character of the females, and weaknesses in females should be offset by strength in the male in that trait.
Rhode Island Red eggs offered for hatching at six dollars per hundred from January 1 to March 1. Nineteen hens and pullets laid 1 1/2 dozen eggs each. Address: See 15-21¢ Route 1.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges careful management of poultry breeding stock in Farmers Bulletin 1116. Inspect birds and housing for lice or mites and ensure breeding condition remains sound.
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