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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1919
Page
4
Published by Nichols Brown and Company in Vernon Texas the notice lists mailing details and 1919 subscription rates. It informs subscribers to provide both old and new addresses for prompt mail changes and shows a one year rate of $2.00 and six months at $1.00.
In a public stance, President Wilson argues that opposition without remedy is Bolshevism. He concedes flaws in the Shantung settlement but says Japan will return Shantung after the League is formed. He asserts open door diplomacy and urges the Senate to ratify, warning that failure will push Lodge allies to negotiate a better pact in Europe.
Wilbarger County is urged to donate 3000 dollars this month to aid the Salvation Army. The piece portrays the under dog as a jobless, sick person with debts who can become a decent citizen after Salvation Army help, arguing that supporting the Army strengthens citizens and counters Bolshevist influence.
City administration endorses keeping North Fannin Street as a dumping ground rather than a through street. The stance provokes debate on urban planning and public safety as residents voice concerns about future road access and neighborhood impact.
Seventeen Wilbarger County schools will join the Inter scholastic League to foster better citizenship through friendly rivalries. Fathers’ contested contests reveal gaps in parental education, while a once dumpy Fannin area debates waste abatement. The league aims to cultivate excellence and a spirit of recognizing merit beyond school loyalties.
Vernon prepares to host a regional presbytery gathering with representatives from Presbyterian churches across the area. An entertainment committee has arranged homes and plans for a gracious stay, honoring Vernon’s reputation for hospitality. S. Sewell will represent the local church.
A fragment notes Rev Henry F Brooks preaching on Vernon streets next Saturday afternoon amid a street scene including a dog fight. Luther Orr departed for Dallas to attend Metropolitan Business College. Also listed are city property, tags, and lease notices with an office address for listings.
Willie Lewis entered on a forgery charge after being arrested Saturday and jailed. He is accused of forging a check drawn on the General Auto Supply on Pu Le.
Born to Mr and Mrs 8 BE Owen in North Vernon on Saturday a boy. G B Moody returned Friday from Waco after a several day visit. Mrs Moody will remain in that city for an extended visit.
The Vernon Presbyterian Church closes its revival led by Rev. Gaines B. Hall with three confession entries signaling intent to join. Several prospective members plan to join churches other than the Presbyterian. Despite busy farm harvests, attendance remained strong and spirits high. overflow crowd on Sunday night.
Next Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock Reverend Henry F Brooks will preach on the streets of Vernon with the topic A Dog Fight Ady to WC Hawkins returned Friday from a business trip to Fort Worth and Dallas Kramer Studio offers Kodak help at Ady 30 tfe Mrs Roy Stovall arrived Saturday from Tianah to visit Vernon friend Mrs D Jones Misses Ruby Spears Willie Carroll and Ta Edwards went to Electra Sunday Misses Carroll and Spears remain to teach school there
Pranco American customers call at KO G McDonald s Vernon residence to place orders passed to Mrs WK OG McDould. Adv GTI De MOA McDride of Ragland traveled through Vernon yesterday en route to Batisas City Mo where he plans to spend about a month.
A Holland advertisement urges using Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to prevent kidney trouble. It claims long history since 1696 charter, promises restoration of strength, refunds if unsatisfied, and urges three to four daily doses until pain ends. It emphasizes urgent action and brand certainty.
The Texas Institute of Applied Music will open on the University of Texas campus with the fall term. Classes are open to all, but no University credit will be given. A new Department of Music Education will train students to supervise school music programs and manage related duties.
To get our prices before you buy furniture rugs stoves and all household needs a big shipment of new goods just received. Come look them over at The Everything Store.
Lot 60 1-2 by 280 feet on West Texas street north front. A bargain is taker at once. Telephone 625 G2-ife Adv. Arthur Carney left Sunday for Chavendon to attend Clarendon College. If you haven't a kodak, we loan you one free. We sell Bastman line Kramer Studio Adj. Hugh Conner and Fred Edgar of Conroe visit A. VP. McCelvey home. Conner and Edgar head to Burkhurnett to locate.
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