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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
3
The Texas State Women’s Auxiliary to the American Legion calls for sane, concerted action by women to support disabled veterans and expand state organization. A district system will link auxiliaries with the Department President, while Kerrville’s hospital project aims to aid 200 veterans, with a broader goal to reach over 1,500 ex-service members in need.
Nelson O Shaughnessy of New York former Charge d Affaires at the American Embassy in Mexico City was photographed leaving the White House after a call on the President a possible appointment to a diplomatic post.
A brief prospectus listing tangible benefits such as an American Legion button and excerpts from legislation worth half a billion dollars. It notes the Legion secured more beneficial laws in two years than the G A R did in twenty, plus a magazine and chances to help disabled veterans and their dependents. It emphasizes membership, fellowship, ideals, and personal contribution as the path to what one gets from the organization.
Specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture say a new seed catalogue helps gardeners. From $2 to $5 worth of seed can plant a vacant lot or small garden, with seed houses offering special collections for different garden sizes.
Vernon Texas December 4 The local American Legion post seeks a machine gun and possibly several field pieces for the courthouse yard. They have applied to Congressman Treian W Parrish and National Headquarters for approval.
Miss Tallise Mosely of Fort Worth posting from Ward Bemont College in Nashville is in Vernon for an appearance or event.
A playful reporter notes a Yank’s quip about why Napoleon kept his hand inside his shirt, casually dismissing the superstition as a joke and making light of the famous pose.
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