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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
4
A public notice from Vernon Texas states that no subscription may be accepted for a period shorter than six months. The item appears in the Friday March 28, 1911 edition.
The bulletin warns a strong storm system will cross from Pacific to Atlantic between March 20 and April 2 with heavy rain and cold waves. It notes warm and cool waves arriving April 1 to 11, widespread frost risk into mid April, and generally fair April crop weather with farm prices and wages likely to be satisfactory.
A published defense explains the county hospital bond defeat as a misunderstanding and bias against taxes. It argues hospital closure would raise patient costs and doctors would gain little, noting nurses and travel costs, and appeals to trust in Wilbarger County physicians while denying a doctors’ scheme.
Voters misunderstood the hospital plan, indignant residents say. They argue the “doctors’ scheme” plea misleads and claim Wilbarger County residents will support bonds once the proposal is explained, expecting a larger future majority than previously seen.
In a large turnout last Saturday Hunt County voters endorsed two million dollars in road bonds by about sixteen to one. The decision follows success from earlier concrete road projects and supports the county commissioners and good roads advocates, who argue concrete roads are more costly upfront but cheaper over time and will win broader backing for future bonds.
The Hunt county record notes the opposition to the League of Nations waning. Senators gain a loophole through Paris constitutional amendments, signaling they now align with public sentiment rather than maintain earlier stances.
Ver fon Siem and Auto Painting Company will open next Monday in the Calhoun building on North Main Street. The firm is formed by Arlie Berry and N. B. Calhoun and the building is being remodeled, formerly occupied by T. I. Wolf.
An old advertisement notes flour price shift with a $6 price and a call to buy today from Trevathan s Adv. 1te.
Mrs V King departed yesterday for Electra to spend several days visiting her brother.
Ady 17 tf promotes Free Zone to lift corns or calluses on feet without pain. Message claims only a few drops on corns or hard skin will lift them, leaving pink healthy skin beneath and no soreness.
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