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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1925
Page
4
The Vernon Texas paper lists editor contact R H W Nichols and manager details. It notes post office mailing with second class status and urges readers to provide old and new addresses for redirection. Subscription is two dollars per year and advertising rates cover classifieds, local notices, obituaries, poetry, and display ads with per word charges and minimums.
The Record will correct any erroneous reflection on an individual, firm, or corporation once brought to the editor's attention. This notice explains the paper's commitment to fair correction and maintaining reputational accuracy.
Hardeman County voters approve a 50000 bond issue with site and federal aid to pave the Colorado Gulf highway across the county from Wilbarger to Childress. The plan envisions eighteen foot concrete pavement and a continuous paved route toward Fort Worth, with Wilbarger and Clay counties joining in.
The article criticizes the Census Bureau method for estimating state and city populations, calling it a crude projection based on past growth rates. It argues the approach uses the 10 year to 20 year rise as a basis and notes the potential biases and errors in such simple extrapolations.
A playful fragment ponders age math using sisters Anne and Sue. It notes Anne twice as old as Sue at a date, then projects ages as Sue grows from five to ten and beyond. The writer mocks statistics yet treats the problem as solvable, ending with a quip about the Census Bureau.
A Sunday without church services due to a sand storm. Easter egg hunts hosted by Mrs. Adkins and Miss Minnite Wood. Local visits include Mrs. M. Adkins, Mrs. Alvin Causey, and travelers from Vernon Wellington and Crowell. Community attendees list for Methodist and Christian events. music program at Crowell with local families. regional church services and family visits noted.
Lockett residents attended the funeral of Emmett Young and visited relatives Sunday. Numerous families, including Phillips and Selvidge clans, traveled to Quanah Henrietta Meadow and Lorenzo for visits. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 PM at Talia Cemetery conducted by Rev Ray with a large turnout.
Margaret, Vernon and other places attended. Rob Miller, Rudolph Coufal and Iwan Solomon were Visitors in Crowell Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gentry of the Bell community were visitors in the Joe French home Tuesday. They were accompanied home by Miss Lora Lee French who will visit with them a few days.
The following couples were granted marriage licenses last week Chas BE Hess and Betty Jackson Co BE McCrory and Mrs Arad Harriet P A Hawkins and Miss Ollie Hickey O O McGee and Miss Jen ie Mints Joe J Kozelsky and Mrs Edith Fay Allen Record classified ads bring results.
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