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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1922
Page
2
The speaker criticizes Williams for not reading a bi and questions his patriotism amid debate on soldier funds and a proposed memorial. Morgan is praised for courage, while Burch argues against large federal spending and partisan praise of Morgan’s deeds.
A small Ohio city butchers' firm describes a plan to enhance local cattle and hog quality by selecting well bred stock for slaughter and advertising carcass data. Livestock specialists say small-town butchers can influence neighborhood cattle and hog quality, aligning with official guidance.
George J. Hexwood, formerly with Ligier O11 Co. of Vernon, now drills five miles south of Electra in a newly opened field. A standard rig is negotiated, and Mr. Treewood expresses optimism about prospects.
A girl was born to Me, dod Mors, Aaron Shaw of the Strersock cammreans by Wednesday morning, April 26.
Supporters announce a series of meetings across Vernon Okiwinton Reid Penarabae Parve Looket Farmers Valley Hinds Niehland Tlbert and Piet to promote a county hospital bond measure. Each event is scheduled for specific May nights in multiple towns.
The U S Supreme Court declined to decide now what defines the Red River south bank boundary between Oklahoma and Texas. Justice Vandeventer held Oklahoma's claim to the river’s bed as not well grounded. The decision stops short of determining whether river bluffs or cut bank forms the boundary.
Miss Meta Youngblood entertains the Tuesday Bridge Club this afternoon at her home on W Wilbarger Street. Only members are invited. The hostess will serve a two course luncheon.
An Alaskan cooperative named the Tanana Valley Agricultural Association forms to boost farming near Fairbanks. The district sits about 500 miles east of a northern Government railroad terminus, with one of the US Department of Agriculture experiment stations located nearby. The department has received cash from the association detailing acreages and yields.
The report notes $192,000 estimated product value from 1 400 acres of crops with 141 new cleared nerves and 186 acres fallowed in summer. Fairbanks flour mill produces white whole wheat flour at 25 barrels daily since December. Crop yields include 9 1 bushels from fruiters and 4 156 bushels of wheat on 285 acres, including Siberian No Lo wheat from Alaska stations.
The Bureau of Public Roads and the United States Department of Agriculture will thoroughly study blast-furnace slag as a concrete ram material. Officials cite high demand for road building and a push to use locally available materials, noting large slag quantities at various plants across the country.
BL plants have been collected and will be made into concrete and tested for wear resistance strength water absorption and general utility. Results will be compared with similar tests on other materials and may lead to field inspections of concrete roads built with slag as the course material.
Government bureau cautions that mildew prevention on leather is risky with highly poisonous agents. Leather items like harness shoes seats and bookbindings mildew in warm damp or dark conditions, especially in spring and summer. Ensure ventilation dry light exposure sunlight and inexpensive disinfectants. If mildew appears wipe with damp cloth or wash with soap and water and oil with castor or neat's-foot oil then dry.
A notice lists wash tubs and buckets for sale at The Everything Store. Customers line up as pars arrive to purchase essential household goods.
Maurice Byrnes, sixteen, a bank messenger, is alleged to have thrown securities and cattle totaling 200000 into the East River. Detectives say he told police that he disposed of most of the large sum and kept about 1000.
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