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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
14
An analysis outlines four key factors for farm success: efficient management, proper farm size, crop yields, and livestock use. It notes that profits hinge on optimizing labor, capital, and production across crops and animal husbandry, with weather and market conditions influencing outcomes.
Miss Irene McIntyre of Mount Vernon New York marries Robert D Walbridge of Waterbury Connecticut in Boston. Walbridge, a member of the Twenty-seventh Hogland Division, earned high honors for wartime service. The ceremony connects with Salvation Army efforts and features family ties to Colonel and Mrs W Meiniyeo.
Florence W. Dixon of Baltimore selected by Johns Hopkins University for a fellowship to the University of Brussels. She will study biology and public health under Professor Bordet as one of six women and twenty four American graduates under the RH RidA National Foundation auspices.
A report discusses price disparities and farm work division for Int Hittle and related crops. It notes wide farm operation diversity creates inefficiency, workers must supply own tools, face harsh weather, and labor allocation affects profits. It also highlights horse labor efficiency tied to farm size.
Miss Ruby Thomas hosted a Theatre Nous Club event at her Wilharger Street residence yesterday afternoon. Regular members present included Misses Pon Standifer, Bob Standifer, Frances Greever, Ruby Thomas, Char lie May Northcraft, Jennie Blackie, and Worth Bachelor. Guests were Misses Vero Harrington, Mary Blackman, and Biances Kemp. Miss Don Standifer won high score. A stand course was served.
The Kuesdal Bridge Club met with Mrs. Clint Swartwoode for a regular meeting day. Present were Mrs. B35 Munger, Miss George Hardin, Mrs. G. O. McCurdy, Miss Ester Swartwood, Miss Maury Andersen, Misses Een and Jeunita Youngblood, and Misses Rabbit and Donnalita Staudifer. Hostess substitutes were Mrs. A. B. Swartwood, Mrs. Frank Berd, and Mrs. Herbert Farrell. High score went to Mrs. Hardin. A light course was served for refreshment.
Emerson Holcomb, son of professor BSP, attends Texas Christian University in Fort Worth and serves as private secretary to BE M Waits. He plays saxophone for the glee club and orchestra while balancing duties as a special staff member and instructor in Vernon.
The two day old infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hosseluite of Cumberland Street died Sunday. Burial services for the child were conducted Monday.
Paul Stansbury and his bride arrived here yesterday en route from Turkey and the South Plains Wichita Falls. Stansbury formerly lived in Vernon and was married in Philadelphia that April.
A box supper is scheduled at Hinds School on Saturday October 1 starting at 7 45 p m to benefit a piano fund. Everyone is urged to attend.
Breakfast at Hill Crest Club featured Mr and Mrs A B Swartwood Miss Don Standifer and TL BF Standifer enjoying a morning meal and golf. Byars Bolling returned from Alma Arkansas after several weeks visiting relatives this week.
Hill Crest Country Club hosts an informal dance this evening with Susie and a local orchestra. Standifer will perform in Fort Worth before attending Shrine ceremonies and heading to Galveston for medical studies at the State University. Mrs. H J Harvey returns from Palestine after a visit with Mrs. R P Small. R Brannon of Wichita Falls was in Vernon on business. Mr Byron Owen adds a note about property in the city.
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