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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1924
Page
4
The Vernon Record lists mailing and ad rates, subscription address change guidance, and advertising prices. It notes second class mail status for Cortes Texas and outlines rates for classified ads, obituary notices, poetry, and display advertising with per word or column inch charges.
A notice states The Record will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on individuals, firms, or corporations once brought to the editor’s attention. It emphasizes accountability and invites readers to report mistakes for prompt correction.
The Record questions Governor Neff’s choice to remain unbound by McAdoo at the Democratic convention. It argues an uninstructed Texas delegation could influence the nomination if McAdoo falters, warning that compelled support risks isolation from national affairs and future influence. The piece urges Neff to prove an unbound stance.
The article outlines Senator Johnson’s challenge to the Republican nomination, noting doubts about his record and recent setbacks for his rivals. It describes dissatisfaction with Bolidge and the party’s two-year record, and questions whether Johnson can sustain momentum against Coolidge and other foes.
The text argues against Mr. Coolidge's nomination, noting negative traits undermine him and predicting defeat by Democrats. It suggests few alternatives and calls out Senator Johnson as a weak figure, while acknowledging limited strength shown by Coolidge.
An expert committee under League of Nations guidance proposes a solution to the France Germany reparations standoff, potentially undermining anti LoN sentiment in the US Senate. The piece defends the League against critics and notes US political divisions over international engagement. It argues the League serves peace and European recovery amid domestic political jabs.
Buried at Thalia Sunday Fannie Lucite Haskins of Haviland died Saturday after a four day illness. Funeral followed by services at Phidia cemetery with Trimble W. Weight farm listed as residence near Haviland.
A brief note invites viewing new faster and graduation mats. It mentions Aire Isther Key and Jie PB LP and hints at more left last night for Datlis Gu business.
Districted attorney and county officials named include reelection bids for judge county tax collector clerk sheriff treasurer clerk superintendent and commissioner No 1 with a roster of candidates such as W E Adamson McCurdy Buster and Jordan plus others for terms and offices across the county. The list appears as a formal notice of candidates and terms.
The May community mourns Mrs. W. i. Foster who died at her home Monday after a long life that began in 1859 in Chirk County Alabama. Survived by husband WR Foster and three children J. E. Foster Vernon Mrs. W. P. Vandever May and Mrs. Hattie Williams May. Funeral services held at May Methodist Church with Rev Jones and Rev Steel, burial in May Cemetery. Families and neighbors attend memorials and subsequent social gatherings note: many local residents are named in attendance across the region.
Pleasant Valley residents travel to nearby towns for visits and events. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Boyd depart for Okonia to see the Howd couple. J W Adaine and family spend Saturday night with relatives. Transfers Luther Andersen moves to Red River. Mr and Mrs Anton Yarbrough welcome a baby boy. Teapot Thompson visits Vernon and nearby families. Miss Hades Brateher hosts friends Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs L Watson visit Otel Phi. J He and Carva Adams travel to Verizon Saturday. Lucert Brateher visits family. Patterson and Haynes families plan Virginia move. Loyd Bell hosts guests before departure for future home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Woods visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowers, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hiam mens and son Toward and daughter Roxie visited N. G. Hammons in town Vark Friday. Misses Mattie Likely Alma Bowlers Ebern Davidson and KE F. are noted among local residents.
Easter hats and new graduation hats are on display. Mrs Esther Key is invited to view. Colley Green House offers cut flowers bloom plants and bedding plants. Telephone 6052. 28-tfe.
J U Payne has arrived back from a business trip covering Dallas and Fort Worth, noting activities and meetings conducted during the trip. The return marks completion of several engagements with local and regional firms.
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