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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1922
Page
7
A guide explains building a radiophone receiver with an 80-foot to 200-foot antenna, ground via water pipe, and basic parts. It covers antenna height, length, and installation, plus cost estimates from $4 to $15 and sourcing from electrical supply stores.
A list of raw materials for a radio tuner includes a cardboard tube, magnet wire, brass stock, binding posts, circular wood blocks, and shellac or varnish. Names Mr. and Mrs. W Igo and children and Mrs. Ida Lierd and children appear as visitors from Electra.
Readers describe surprising tube behavior from new fans who fear their audion devices may explode. Incidents include eerie sounds at startup and bulbs emitting colorful vapors inside the vacuum chamber, prompting cautious handling and brief reactions.
Revenue officers report raids on distillers of white lightning in Kentucky mountains have often failed as moonshiners employ radiophone communications. Authorities note increased difficulty locating stills and coordinating operations across rugged terrain.
Red Cross officials remind that the public health nurse service costs one dollar per visit not exceeding an hour. The fee goes to the local Red Cross chapter treasury, not to the nurse, who is paid by the chapter. The nurse may adjust fees for those able to pay part, and arrangements exist for those unable to pay.
No services will be conducted Sunday at the local Presbyterian church due to the absence of Dr E Te Moore who will occupy the pulpit at the Honey Grove church. Mr Moore formerly was minister at Honey Grove.
The State of Texas commands publication in a newspaper for ten days prior to the return day. KB M Rogers filed May 7 1922 in Wilbarger County Court for letters of administration on the estate of Mrs A C Craig deceased. The hearing is set for July 3 1922 at the county courthouse in Vernon. All interested persons must appear and answer.
Official writ order dated May 12 in Vernon Texas directs that the writ be returned with execution details. Clerk Verna Lucky Wilbarger County Texas certifies the County Court seal and urges action on the upcoming term.
A Vernon Texas bank report for May shows total liabilities and capital figures. J P King president and Joe T Glover cashier swear the statement is true to the best of their knowledge and belief.
Vernon High School announces the Senior class production And Home Came Ted a comedy play staged by students likely performing in the upcoming school term. Cast and dates TBD.
Bank balance sheet fragment shows assets including Loans and Discounts, Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures, Cash on hand, and Depositors’ Guaranty Endorsements. Listed figures include 100,234.20 in other resources and 15,000.00 plus 2,081.56 in certain items.
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