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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
10
Government report lowers projected U S cotton output to 7 037 000 bales for the year from July 25 to August 15 the New Orleans market rose about 8 50 per bale. Production is down from a month ago and the August condition reading marks the lowest in thirty years with state by state forecasts listed.
A reader recalls a brother’s severe stomach and fiver trouble and emaciation. After using Maye’s Vondercul Remedy, the first dose brought relief and a month later he was well. The ad promotes the harmless preparation said to clear intestinal mucus and inflammation and offers money refund. Sold by Ferguson Drug Company Vernon and other druggists.
The parents of Merle Stay, among the first three Americans killed in the world war, will receive no insurance because he died before the war risk act. The American Legion of Town, Hay's home state, petitions for relief and seeks other parents whose sons “died too soon.”
The cemetery association will meet on Tuesday afternoon September 6 at 4 o'clock in the basement of the Liberty Building.
Bar ney Williams leaves his Rockwail home at noon and travels toward Las Vegas New Mexico to buy a one and one eighth inch by unknown width bamboo from W. F. B. Themes Lumber Company on North Main Street. The note lists item size and supplier details in a terse hometown notice.
Dorothy Thompson granddaughter of George Harvey the U S ambassador to the court of St James sails alone to visit relatives in Europe aboard the liner Aquilana. The ship stewardess watches over her while the family expects a safe journey without incident.
Three hundred two bales of cotton reached local gins by yesterday with more expected, as ginnery activity grows. Farmers report prices around 15 cents per pound, about five cents higher than mid August, and many expect bids near 20 cents soon though optimism for 40s is fading.
The theater schedules Mary Miles Minter in Through the Tack Door today and Saturday amid a lineup including Don't Call Me Little Girl and Isobel. The text recalls Jeanne Bodamere’s tale of imposture and recognition, with notes on performances by Tom Sanutschi and the Santschi series, plus a legal notice about J. W. Seals leaving for Archer City.
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