Post Office Notice From Vernon Texas 1879
Public notice recorded in Vernon Texas under act of Congress dated March 3 1879 for second class mail matter at the post office.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
4
Public notice recorded in Vernon Texas under act of Congress dated March 3 1879 for second class mail matter at the post office.
President Wilson’s reply to Germany’s peace proposals is presented as decisive and conditions the path to any armistice on Germany’s capitulation of the militarist regime. The piece urges heavy over-subscription to the fourth Liberty Loan and extols perseverance, urging wheat planting to counter labor shortages and secure future crops.
Wilbarger county surpasses its Liberty Loan quota by more than sixty thousand dollars, led by households of modest means pooling buys. With over 600 local men in the army, residents emphasize patriotism and support through bonds, despite shared economic burdens.
A historical note marks Christopher Columbus’s 426th year since his voyage. Commentary in contemporary circles questions mythmaking and suggests renewed scrutiny of the motives and consequences of early exploration.
The government urges early shopping this Christmas though giving can become harmful if it turns into trading. The piece urges generous acts toward those in need, stressing the joy of giving in the spirit of the holiday.
A promotional notice advertises meat bins with a sifter and measuring cup at 1.25 dollars, marking a half price sale from the regular price. The listing mentions Bennett, Ady, and Tidte as identifiers or vendors in the offer.
Foster's Weather Bulletin from Washington reports disturbances moving from Oct 11 to 21 across the continent bringing cool waves, storm activity, and limited precipitation. Rains may favor soil for winter grain in some regions while others face drought, with implications for crops and agriculture and calls for action from farmers.
The article credits British ship support for transportation of American troops and matériel, noting that docking cooperation enabled mass overseas deployment. It highlights pooling of resources as the turning point, easing food crises and building Allied strength toward victory.
The Czecho Slovaks rejected the Austro Hungarian plan for fealty or allegiance as a solution to the Slavic question and issued a firm reply. The statement signals a clear stance against integration under the monarchy and asserts a push for greater national autonomy.
Community notice inviting worship at Central Christian Church with Sunday Bible School at 10 and preaching at 11 on “Seeking Things Above.” Evening service time changed with subject “Christ Over ALL” and pastor Stubbs notes.
Miss Sadie Jones is reported sick in New York City while serving as a Red Cross nurse for foreign service. She traveled from Vernon to Houston for a brief training course before departing overseas, and fell ill after beginning her assignment.
Business distress notice stating customers have rented guns and not returned them, authorizing a charge of 50 counts per day. Urges prompt return and references adv Herring-Bennety.
Fritz Fluhman Jr who lives ten miles southwest of Vernon departs for Dallas to join the police force. The move places him in a demanding role within a major city police department, signaling a career shift from hometown life to municipal law enforcement.
An insurance notice promotes hail protection for cotton and feed crops with promises of first class protection. It invites patrons to visit the office at Hotel Vernon and provides the phone number 409.
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