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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1919
Page
4
The Vernon Record notes bi weekly publication on Tuesdays and Fridays by Brawda and Cumpans. It lists subscription options and prices, including one year and six months rates, with instructions for address changes and mail handling.
The Red Cross urges a 3500 member drive in Wilbarger county highlighting the need for 3300 dollars from the roll call. It emphasizes continuing home service after November 1919 and praises the Red Cross role in aiding soldiers and families, noting Wilbarger’s volunteer spirit and patriotism.
The piece argues North Texas backs Oklahoma Governor Robertson to run coal mines at capacity amid threat of worker walkout. Troop deployment and agency prep are noted as steps to meet the crisis. It criticizes United Mine Workers for misreading public opinion, stressing fuel and food needs over miner demands.
The article argues Robertson has public backing to use force decisively in the Oklahoma mining conflict. If successful in securing the territory around the fields, he could advance to higher office. failure could bring distress. He asserts he will not fail and seeks miner support, while miners appear unaware of the stakes.
A county agent appeal urges Travis county farmers to seek good cotton seed from insect-free, prolific Wilbarger county stock to improve yields. The note warns much of Texas lacks quality seed, risks low staples, and argues that spreading cultivation of superior cotton raises market prices and helps fellow farmers.
The article urges thrift and home ownership as stabilizing forces. It argues homes are the best investment for thrifty people and that, with financing available, the average man can buy a home even in tough times. It links home ownership to patriotism and civil order, contrasting with rent and tenements.
A reader notes the current era of prosperity offers a golden opportunity to thrifty people and hints at practical financial lessons. The fragment references home ownership and wise money management in a growing economy, urging prudent steps for households.
Washington reports Secretary Redfield retires from the cabinet. Dallas notes coal in transit seized to maintain transportation. Chicago cites 455,820 coal miners on strike. Paris says Germans must surrender dry docks and naval gear for interned ships. Gatesville notes peak pecan prices at 12 1 2 cents per pound. Columbus uncovers Camp Sherman frauds and contemplates a treason bill. Washington: two thirds of Texas wheat moved to Galveston. rail admin pledges fast rest. Prime observes Gabriele d Annunzio soldiers risk disintegration after desertion attempt. Washington: U S demands ransom repayment from Count Jenkins near Puebla. Washington: Versailles treaty vote date efforts fail. Pittsburg reports union strike plan to aid steel strikers. Austin: Attorney General Cureton travels to address Oklahoma Texas oil land dispute.
Lynn W Landrum of Bryan started as associate editor of The Vernon Record yesterday He previously edited The Bryan Eagle since July and was associate editor of The Alcalde He is UT Law School 1917 graduate and former Daily Texan editor He served as a U S Army lieutenant at Camp Travis and came from Altus Oklahoma Mrs Landrum Miss Anna Belle May of Fargo prior to marriage was UT assistant registrar Vernon neighbors welcome the couple after their Saturday arrival
A farm in the southwest part of Section 62, Block 12, Wilbarger County, is marked with no hunting or trespassing allowed. The notice credits S5-Stp Adv. and B. Lutz.
Chas. Fike departed Vernon after a few days with his patients Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Fike. He planned to visit Idaho before resuming work in the Bisbee Arizona mines.
I have turned over my books and old accounts to J. B. Stovall. Those knowing themselves to be indebted to me were not favored by seeing him and making a will confer a settlement, Lette Adv, pr. ALP. Howard.
Roy C. Russell departed Sunday night for Oklahoma City to attend to business matters and remain a few days.
Frank Byrd accepts a position with the Farmers State barn. He is appointed to lead operations and oversee daily duties at the agricultural facility. The move positions Byrd to implement new farming practices and manage barn activities.
Mr and Mrs Frank Murchison on South Deaf Smith street welcome a girl Friday born October 31.
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