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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
3
A. H. Walker, Internal Revenue collector, announces extended filing deadlines for 1918 income reports to March 15, 1919 for corporations that filed tentative reports. June 15 payment rules apply, with interest on deficiencies. Similar extensions available for fiscal year filers and certain information returns.
The piece argues there is no basis for fearing prosecution of cotton farmers for agreeing to cut cotton acreage. It dismisses Governor Allen’s analogy to monopolies, saying mass participation and capital access mean no one is being kept from farming or buying supplies. A public movement to limit production amid surplus is not monopoly.
A local ad touts THE BYPRY THING STORE boasting 50 percent gains over last year and claims unmatched undercutting underselling for cash. It invites customers to exchange goods and pay the lowest known cost with big savings for shoppers.
Visit Price's Mattress Factory at 205% West Wilbarger street west door to see a new mattress display. The factory offers new mattresses and reconditioning services to give old mattresses a new lease on life. Address listed as 201 West Wilburger Street mhene no 4ni ady 27-1f.
Rev J Z McNeely, a returning soldier, will deliver a sermon at First Methodist Church Vernon next Sunday night. The message will address the moral and religious life of France as seen by the speaker.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith and their son Clio travel from Mineral Wells to Oklahoma and Colorado for a visit and plan to spend the summer in the western states.
A sidewith-building campaign was inaugurated in Wellington signaling organized public support for a specific project. Local supporters gathered to promote the plan and mobilize volunteers, with organizers urging broad participation and outreach across districts.
In Fargo May 15 special report Mrs J T Marr was elected president of the Fargo Parent Teachers Association with Mrs J B Mason as secretary. Teachers plan commencement exercises for late May and a high school entertainment is scheduled at the home of Mr and Mrs S S Smith.
Promotional note offers a free kedak loan if you lack one and mentions selling the Mastman Tine. The text also includes unclear and garbled names and phrases, indicating an advertisement snippet from a local shop.
J B Morris has purchased residential property on West Paradise street from J M Underwood and plans to begin construction soon. The deal appears tied to a note or purchase from Blackwood & Larimer.
Be L Vaughn acquires a house from Ed T Smith who sold his parcel on West Paradise Street to E L Vinchin Mir. Vaughn plans to relocate soon. The tray well was altered by Blackwood and harinoré.
Practical advice on cooking and household care. Tips cover beef and ham with white sauce, waxes to prevent fleas, yeast-based bread lightness, sewing with a machine, repurposing pastry scraps into tart cases, and soups from peas or beans. Also guidance on washing days, budgeting, meat and rice handling, fabric care, and refrigeration of bananas. Includes classified notice for rent in two-room and three-room dwellings.
The text shows unclear wording about committees and pay for a feed. It mentions Brown and Ady and a call to action by a committee. The exact meaning is obscured and the readable parts suggest a political or organizational internal note.
Tam advertises used furniture in North Main Street targeting buyers. The item list appears in a small classified notice with minimal details and lacks dates or prices.
A fragmented notice refers to Misane and Brown's in an advertisement style line about barrels and fittings. It hints at branding or product placement within a local listing or notice segment, with unclear details but suggests immediate availability and sizing by request.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sale action with unclear details and scattered terms about cities and groups, leaving the exact item and parties uncertain.
Mason spends several days in Bridgernt and other Kentucky points. He has been forging oil representations with Wichita Potts as headquarters and expects to go to Newport Tennessee soon.
J. 10. Cofield, formerly with the Observer of Quanah, has accepted a position with Times Publishing Company as Linotype operator. He completed a Lingtype course in New Cartewns last week and will be welcomed into the printing fraternity at Ver yin.
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