Vernon Texas Publication Notice October 4 1918
Nichols Brown & Company publish the Vernon paper issued on Tuesdays and Fridays. Subscribers must provide old and new addresses to ensure prompt delivery and mail handling. Vernon Texas appears as the mailing town with post office entry details for 1918.
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Nichols, Brown & Company Publishers
Vernon
Texas
Congress
Ignoring Liberty Bonds Affects Home and Liberty
A public column argues Liberty Bonds are essential to fund the war effort and protect the nation. It contrasts ignorant or deadbeat individuals with patriots, urging all capable citizens to invest, noting President Wilson supports suffrage and criticizing the Democrats for blocking a national vote.
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America
Marshal Loch
David Fallon
Gallipoli
Vernon
Wilbarger County
Senate
Wilson
Hastenings the Day of Peace Across Europe
Opinion notes Bulgaria’s separate peace with the Allies as the war’s pivotal turn. It argues that this move reveals Germany’s indecisiveness and that Allied victory hinges on such shifts, while Russia’s exit merely extended the conflict. The piece underscores American entry as a possible turning factor.
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Turkey
Austria
Germany
Bulgaria
Russia
United States
Tuberculosis Fight Aims to Cut State Death Toll
Red Cross front line work aligns with home welfare as a conference targets tuberculosis eradication. The plan includes cow tests and removing infected animals, plus avoiding germ spray from coughing or spitting. Public schools will deepen disease prevention instruction and bolster public sentiment to protect life during and after the war.
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Red Cross
Battle Front
Foster's Weather Bulletin Forecasts October Disturbances Across Continent
Washington Oct 4 The bulletin details disturbances crossing Oct 1 5 6 10 and 4 9 cool waves Oct 3 7 and 12 and notes frost lines from New Mexico to Jamestown N Y. Warm waves reach Vancouver Oct 10 16 and cross Rockies by Oct 17 18. storms follow a day later. Precipitation below normal with potential severe storms around Oct 19.
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Washington, D. C
Rockies
New Mexico
Moline
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Jamestown
N. Y
Vancouver
Pacific
Plains
Meridian
Great Lakes
Ohio-Tennessee
Rayland News notes local visits and health updates
Rayland reports Nora Howard improving after weeks of rheumatism and fever. Visits include Dr German and several locals. Folks attend family gatherings, travels to Vernon and Ranger, and a mule hunt ends unsuccessfully. Antelope school closes for a month for cotton picking. church services and revival plans are announced.
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Rayland
Nora
Lizzie Howard
Dragoon miner credits Tanlac with dramatic recovery
Harry E. Scott of Dragoon Arizona writes that after two years of rheumatism and stomach trouble he gained 18 pounds and returned to work after his wife ordered Tanlac from El Paso Texas. He says doctors failed him and credits Tanlac with restoring appetite sleep and strength. He endorses the remedy and offers to certify the letter’s truth.
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el Paso
Texas
Harry E. Scott
Dragoon
Arizona
Scott
Hi Paso
Tanlac
Mars
Ioerty
Calotabs Promised Safe Calomel Variant
Calotabs are advertised as a safer form of calomel for biliousness. The ad claims a single bedtime tablet with water cures morning sluggishness, restores appetite, and allows normal activity. Sold only in sealed original packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee.
Mrs Uriel Reed Visits New Orleans Parents
Mrs Uriel H Reed of New Orleans Louisiana is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs B Bennett.
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Uriel H. Reed
New Orleans, la
Mrs. B.*. Bennett
Hendrix Family Returns From Jacksonville Visit
Mrs. PW Hendrix and her young daughter Caroline returned on Wednesday from an extended visit in Jacksonville, accompanied by Mr. Hendrix's parents.
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PW. Hendrix
Caroline
Jacksonville
Mr. Hendrix
Farmer conditions and travel noted in Verney report
J H Frendiger of Route 1 Polbert was in Verney yesterday. Mr Preudiz er says farmers are in fine condition for planting wheat and are only waiting for rain.
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J. H. Frendiger
Polbert
Verney
Mr. Preudizer
Helena woman visiting parents in Montana
Mrs. Grady Ish of Helena Montana is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Harper Reed this week.
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Harvey Green
East Texas
Pharis Hughes
Mr. Green
PT. Wey
King
Sle
Grady Ish
Helena, Montana
Mrs
Harper Reed
Boyle Family Vacation for Health in Mineral Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyle and their daughter Miss Janie have traveled to Mineral Wells seeking relief for Mr. Boyle's health condition.
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Robert Boyle
Miss Janie
Mr. Boyle
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