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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
4
The Vernon Record publishes weekly rates for subscriptions and ads. Rates include one year at 2.00 and classified ads at 1 1 2 cents per word for the first insertion, with higher charges for longer runs and display advertising at 50 cents per column inch.
The Record welcomes corrections for any erroneous reflection on any individual firm or corporation appearing in its columns. Readers may call the editor to report inaccuracies.
The piece argues Dawes seeks to abolish unlimited debate to speed up action but warns the Senate cannot truly settle questions. It cites cloture debates and historical examples, noting public opinion and experienced legislators often better judge outcomes than procedural changes.
San Jacinto anniversary marked as a pivotal battle that reshaped control of vast territory. The event is described as decisive in establishing Anglo-Saxon dominance in a dramatic stroke by a small force under Sam Tonsten.
The article urges renewed remembrance of San Jacinto stressing its role in Texas independence and U.S. westward expansion. It notes minimal battle time, calls for Texas history study in schools, and praises Wortham's History of Texas as a comprehensive source for homes and libraries.
Col Louis J Wortham of Fort Worth authored a history volume issued by Wortham Molynezux Company Fort Worth The Record notes the editorial page promotion of Texas history The Yarbrough family returning to Vernon from a Rio Grande Valley tour The Stummer family travels to Waco and Austin for business and visits
W Tt Waggoner Estate assigns 4800 acres of Section 4 Block 5 excluding 20 acres in the southwest corner to Consolidated Oil Co. Then 20 acres of Section 7 J X Calhoun Survey released. Noble Oil and Development Co releases 20 acres of FE end of CoA Lindsey Survey to J A Rhoads.
The Musician's club schedules a Grand Concert Friday evening May 1 at the high school auditorium. Mrs Leon Brown will read negro dialect in costume. Miss Annah Jo Pendleton and Mrs R J Lutz perform impersonations. A piano trio by Mrs Leon Brown, Mrs Cy Long and Miss Georgia Castlebury. The high school choral division and Girls Glee club plus Boys chorus will sing. Chas B Winsted, manager of The Famous, returns from Dallas on business.
Mrs. T. P. Lisman returned Monday to visit her son Ed win and wife in Dallas. Mrs. L. F. Robertson is visiting her daughter Mrs. T. R. Easterling in Memphis.
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