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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
4
The Vernon Record lists Nichols Brown & Company as publishers with post office imprint in Vernon Texas. Subscriptions priced at 2000 with options for one year or six months and require old and new addresses for changes.
Editorial urges adoption of four proposed changes to the Texas Constitution on May 24. Prohibition and woman suffrage are seen as broadly supported, a home-loan program for farmers is praised, and the governor’s salary increase from 4000 to 10000 is argued as necessary to attract capable leaders and keep pace with private earnings.
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The text argues that delaying modernization harms business and prosperity. It notes farmers who spend on modern tools and superior teams prosper, while stagnant merchants fall behind. It extends the idea to counties and nations, citing Mexico as an example of poor investment despite potential.
Mrs Archer of Ikente t ol bert sells eight Barred Rock hens this week for 15 dollars. The price is hot and hens brought about 25? per pound, with speculation that higher weights could fetch more in future sales.
Robert Scott nas arrives from overseas visiting Vernon and Sir Jows. A bootsita at umo Bowie notes Mr. Scote is the 2 brother of Mines Wy To Brudtuy. Evens cant a set Mes. Mo G. Silberts Meo was in the Nutuevieth division. A Veenen soldier wivessul with Diehl up withonstione ty ied Cross workers. Southern grain in hiatal where all gassed soldiers are sini. Sanaied in Pine nine toens and ae tived ine Nitericu about tee weeks.
Local farmers in Fargo discuss reducing feed and paving costs while projecting wheat prospects. Officials note possible adjustments to farming routines and planting plans amid price concerns and a favorable harvest outlook.
The local exemption board, directed by Major Jol C Townes Jr of Austin, orders itself to prepare for closing the draft. Cecil Storey and the local board chairman report to Townes for a conference to plan winding up affairs in Texas. Members expect discharge soon after April 1. Records will be indexed sealed and sent to Washington.
Initford McCorryll was accepted a position with the Sfarring Showers Journey Company at Harreld, reflecting a new employment entry in the local business scene.
Miss Rathkins received a letter from Teenother at Lowe Reseh saying Robert Houssels was improved and resting better after recent days. Attending physicians report heart trouble remains and remain unable to ascertain the exact ailment.
A combination passenger and baggage van attached to the motor car on the Prisco between Vernon and Snyder this morning. The move aims to handle growing traffic between Frederick and Snyder as the meter car becomes crowded for passengers baggage and express. Possible extension to Hobart could occur without disrupting current schedule.
The ad proclaims highest market prices for chickens eggs and cream from sellers by phone contact 256 15 2te.
A brief advertisement notes new garden seed stock arriving at D. C. Matthews Grocery with prices and varieties for planting season.
Mrs Geo Stafford’s Fargo residence hosts a milliner selling trimmed hats. Ta. P. U. Carpenter visited from Lowa Park to spend Sunday with family.
Notice to the public that Walter Ladd moves service car station to Freemans Barber Shop next to First Guaranty State Bank. New phone 523 pest gence phone 121. Expresses address at 13 Stp Ady station with updated contact details.
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