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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
5
Red River march updates from Wilbarger recount farmers planting gardens repairing machinery and listing. Local residents Mr and Mrs Nell Fitzgerald visit from Oklahoma to Charley Neal’s. many trips to Vernon Odell and Fargo for business and school attendance noted.
March 21 local notes show Mr Mauser and Mrs Mauser visiting Vernon with chickens, Young shipping sweet potatoes, Jordan trips to Vernon and Electra, new stores opened in Austin Beasley building, land lists for planting, Mrs Greenhouse recovering post appendicitis, prayer meetings at Baptist church, and various social visits and illnesses among residents.
March notes from Wildcat detail sewing and home improvement club meetings with members Helen Richie Annie Bradley Eunice Jeffcoat Dorothy Skidmore Blym Nunn visiting guests from Vernon. Local families report illnesses and social visits while the school board hauls gravel for a storm house project and several residents travel to Vernon and nearby farms.
Farm loan offer of two million dollars arranged with no delay. Cash available when title is transferred. Contact T P Lisman for details.
The Westminster Guild entertained Monday afternoon for Presbyterian Church ladies at Mrs Hub Colley’s home on West Paradise street. A delightful musical program featured Miss Louise Baird, Dorothy Fay Lismian, Robby Blaniken, Ruth Sewell, Virginia Sewell, Mary Tom Lisman, Elizabeth Hicks, Adelle and del Kelly Boussels and Martha Long.
Owing to pressing business at present, I cannot visit soon but will try to travel your area, especially south of the river, before election. N. P. Whiteside. Record classified ads bring results.
The article explains elephants avoid dying near their herd by retreating to swampy graveyards where their bodies sink in soft soil. Natives annually visit these graveyards to dig for ivory tusks, keeping locations secret to protect a valuable resource.
Miss Nefie Nedevin of Roxbury Massachusetts says George bh Leepintte hypnotized and spirited her away then married her after a brief honeymoon. Leepintte sues her family for 350000 alleging alienation of his wife’s affections.
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