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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
13
Oklahoma State Board pins on early seed planting and cultivation as key to beating boll weevil. A letter from Hardy Dial outlines methods to destroy wintering weevils by clearing and burning debris, wrapping beds, and cultivating soil before planting.
The Haulk Hill area held a school meeting with pupils, board members, and parents present. A Friday night benefit event was planned with Mrs. Breoud and others assisting to support the school program.
Josh Mills and Odessa Lance from Burkburnett sought a marriage license in Wilbarger County. An officer refused to attest the girl’s age, delaying the union until they returned with an affidavit and the proper official to proceed.
A reader recounts ending shared housekeeping because of the wife’s stomach issues. A friend praised Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after a visit to Oshkosh and the wife reportedly improved significantly. The ad claims the remedy clears intestinal inflammation and related ailments using a single dose.
Sale notice states money refunded for product sold in Vernon by Fergeson Drug Co and druggists everywhere.
Local fruit tree salesman J. W. Huntley received a sample case this week from his company as a reward for meeting the required tree sales quota this year.
Mr and Mrs Bob Ferrell departed yesterday for Dallas where Mr Ferrell will undergo treatment on his eye.
Rail timetable fragment lists Train 622 to Clinton at 8:30 a.m. and Train 618 to Oklahoma City at 3:40 p.m. The OCR text notes two daily departures with times but lacks further context.
Inbound Frisco Train 621 from Clinton listed. Train 617 from Oklahoma City at 0:45 9. m. Hek Robertson called to Quanah on business Monday.
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