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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1923
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads Vernon Texas post office notice about second class mail under act of Congress. It mentions change of address procedures and asks to provide new address for prompt forwarding.
The Record invites correction of any misstatements about individuals or fire corporations appearing in its columns. Readers may alert the paper to rectify errors, with emphasis on maintaining accuracy and accountability in the published content.
The Odell News says Odell is the best place to raise chickens and urges Wilharger county communities to share the sentiment. It argues boosting the town boosts its chicken industry and mirrors how other towns grow with a little boasting.
A regional debate over the Tech College site intensifies with towns Abilene Sweetwater Vernon and others claiming primacy. Proponents in Vernon tout soil climate water supply and citizenship as reasons the college should locate there. The Record notes Vernon’s bid and counters competing towns.
Jess Fuller and Miss Myrtle Alcore of Rayland were united in marriage Saturday morning by Judge Beil McHough at his courthouse office. They will reside in Rayland.
Sudan grass as an excellent summer pasture crop for work animals is recommended by A H Leidigh agronomist of the experiment station of the A and M college of Texas It can be depended upon for two to four crops of hay or can be pastured more than the summer Usually from three to five head of work stock receiving moderate amounts of seed may be maintained In one acre of the grass a carrying capacity above that of any five pastures except under ideal condition It is best usually to plant sufficient sudan grass so that some hay may be made from parts of the field If this manner not only will hay be secured but a uniform crop of tender growth will be available to take the place of the younger and older grass in other fields
The text advises dividing field plantings into about three parts with new growth every two weeks, starting mid season and continuing until midsummer. For aged pasture, sow at least ten pounds of seed, plant about one inch deep, and choose broadcast or row seeding methods.
The piece touts Emersons essays as America’s most inspiring. It quotes his line about grandeur and God near man and declares duty calls Thou must with a spirit of lofty self guidance. The review urges readers to read and embrace his master mind philosophy.
Winter reading prompts urge pulling Emerson's Essays from a shelf or library. The note highlights chapters Self Reliance Heroism and Spiritual Laws and suggests checking The Progressive Farmer Record want ads, noting twice weekly issues offer better results.
R E Miller sweet potato extension specialist at Texas A and M warns on seed selection to curb disease. Do not bed potatoes with weevil or black rat infestation. Discard diseased tubers and dip sound ones in a corosive sublimate solution to surface kill germs before planting.
An instructional note explains dipping potatoes in a corrosive solution to sanitize them. Use wooden vessels to avoid metal corrosion and keep the chemical away from people and animals. Immerse potatoes in shallow vats or barrels for ten to fifteen minutes before drying or storage.
Waggoner National Bank hosts Wednesday afternoon event inviting the community to visit and support the Presbyterian Ladies Bazaar. Proceeds aid local charitable efforts and kitchen demonstrations showcase practical cooking ideas.
Lisenbee Furniture Co offers buy sell or exchange of all kinds of household goods. Located in the Shive Building, contact via phone 352.
The readable fragment notes preparing a seed bed as drainage finishes. It hints at steps after solution drains but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable names or places. The text remains incomplete and cannot establish a full newsworthy item.
A local shop completes a battery exchange from wet to dry type for a charge of 36.00 dollars. The service fixes a failing battery and restores vehicle starting performance for the customer.
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