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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1924
Page
4
The Vernon Record notice appears to describe distribution as second class mail matter under the act of Congress with a Vernon Texas post office reference. The fragment hints at publication frequency Tuesdays and Fridays and a dated registration in March 197? possibly 197e.
Advertising rates detailed include 112 cents per word for first insertion in classifieds with three insertions at 1 cent per word minimum 25 cents. Local reading notices 2 cents per word first insertion and 8 cents per word for two insertions. Obituary notices 1 cent per word. Poetry 2 cents per word. Always include cash with mailed reading notices. Display advertising 60 cents per column inch. all other ads 4 cents.
An editorial friendly reminder states erroneous reflections on any person, firm, or corporation will be corrected when brought to the editor's attention, underscoring the newspaper's commitment to fair treatment and accountability.
The piece explains negative versus positive influence and argues that true influence comes from leadership and constructive policy change. It contrasts Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas, noting Lincoln’s positive impact and lasting legacy while Douglas is remembered mainly for opposing Lincoln.
A long analysis argues fires devastate homes hospitals and schools with thousands of buildings lost annually. It asserts insurance mechanics shift costs to policyholders and urges stronger building codes and fire prevention to reduce casualties and economic loss. It also contends the death penalty and swift justice deter crime more effectively than lenient punishment.
A fairly organized effort is underway to repeal capital punishment in Texas. Propaganda is widely distributed to sway public opinion in favor of ending the death penalty. The central argument mirrors the classic debate on the efficacy and morality of capital punishment.
Raymond Cherharik of San Antonio, a University of Texas sophomore, has been singled for distinction after Interscholastic league success. The report notes that top performers from the interscholastic circuit frequently establish strong records at the university level.
Gerhardt, Breckenridge High School's winning debater of 1922, entered the University in 1923 and won the freshman declamation prize of 815. He supported himself through five courses and earned honor-roll status in the top two percent while planning to study law. Minnie Carpenter of San Benito won the state spelling championship and, as a San Benito High School representative, entered the University in 1922. She earned a Texas Women’s Press Association scholarship for this term and was elected to Theta Sigma Phi for her journalism work.
The Saint Louis Orchestra concert at Wichita Falls Tuesday was attended by Miss Enid McCarrol Verna Lucky Harriet Thomas Renega Greene Mrs RR M Fielder Mrs F B Murchison and daughter Frances Mrs Emory Rheads and daughter Minerva Price. Mrs J F F Gregory returned Wednesday night from Fort Worth where she had been quite ill at a sanitarium.
Mr and Mrs a FB Stine hosted Sunday guests Earl Stine and Roy Stine of Quan ab Cilbert who oversees the Red River bridge. Vernon business brought him there yesterday. L B Elliott and Abilene visitors returned home after visiting Mrs Elliott’s parents Mr and Mrs J A Dixon yesterday.
A list of local political candidates for county and district offices appears with names for County Judge County Tax Collector County Clerk Tax Assessor Sheriff County Attorney Treasurer District Clerk Superintendent Public Weigher Commissioners of several districts and Justice of the Peace Precinct 1. Incumbents are noted as re elect.
Recently published figures show high fire losses in the United States with city dwelling areas hit hard and farm buildings also significantly affected. The data indicate fires occur frequently, causing substantial damage across sectors.
A factory touts 150000 cars produced yearly, claiming scale cuts costs and blocks smaller rivals. It highlights modern plants, up-to-date machinery, and in-house parts as key savings. A free book promises five tips to judge car value, including quality indicators and mileage durability, with a coupon to obtain it.
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