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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1925
Page
4
The Vernon Record lists advertising rates and notices. Classified ads cost 1 1 2 cents a word for first insertion, 9 cents a word for three insertions, with a 25 cent minimum. Obituaries 1 cent a word, poetry 2 cents a word. Display ads 50 cents per column inch. Also notes mailing address changes and policy on cash with notices.
The Record invites corrections for any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations appearing in its columns and will promptly address such complaints when brought to the editor's attention.
The piece weighs pardon figures of Governor Ferguson against past governors noting many pardons were restorations of citizenship after terms served. It argues clemency with restored rights aids reintegration and questions critics who condemn executive mercy as unjust, comparing Neff and earlier leaders’ records.
The executive head of the Southern Pacific Lines, Krittselmit, announced his retirement after a long rise from modest beginnings in Louisiana to the pinnacle of railway management. At age 71, his life illustrates how wealth and influence are not the sole paths to promotion in big business. Texans may take pride in this remarkable career trajectory.
The excerpt argues that opportunity remains open beyond wealth and influence and cites Kruttschnitt’s ascent as evidence. It contends big business seeks capable workers, not privilege, and notes that under new management the industry can grow.
A light rain refreshed Wells Valley Tuesday evening though not enough to aid planting. Social visits and events fill the week with gatherings at Calvert home, parlor plays in Tolbert, and school chapel by Rev Yarborough. The Wells Valley High baseball team lost twice, Tolbert and Oklahoma games noted. A large moonlit picnic at Vaughn park attracted many residents and students.
Mrs Lela Albright presented a paper on TORG culture at the Home Science club Friday. The rose article, read to county members, urges September planting of cuttings at eight to eighteen inches deep with only one to two inches above ground, noting deeper roots resist heat and wind.
Vernon readers urged to try Doan's Pills a stimulant diuretic for kidneys as backache fatigue and urinary troubles are linked. J B Rowat restaurant owner testifies his back pain eased after using Doan's Pills purchased at Wheatley Drug Store and cites relief from irregular kidneys. Buffalo New York Foster Milburn Co. makers.
The article describes planting holes with moisture, native soil, and inerme clay for rose stability, then topping with soil and sealing with glass covers to protect cuttings. It recommends American Beauty pink and white, La France, Paul Neron as hardy choices, and climbing Meteor as strong red. It stresses not overblooming cuttings and conserving energy for root growth.
Roses is by a law of nature truly a tubor of love. Mrs. R A Kelly of Cleburne returns home after a visit with relatives. Her sister Mrs W K Long accompanied her home for a visit. Mrs Charlie Mae Northcraft of Wichita Falls spent the week end with her mother Mrs Jim Northcraft. Mr and Mrs W E Muller and two daughters Misses Helen and Howes and Miss Annie L L Ray of Frederick Okla visited relatives in
Vernon and the Hinds community report Miss Helen spending the Easter holidays with her parents and attending Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha Oklahoma.
Dr and Mrs A Daniels of Odell were in Vernon on business Saturday.
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