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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
13
The piece argues that funding a cash bonus via taxes falls on consumers, not just manufacturers. A revenue tax raises prices through stamps and added costs, and the tax is passed along via higher labor, bookkeeping, and profits, leading to consumers bearing three to six times the tax. Ex service members and families would not be exempt from higher prices. East Texas Register.
The Pittsburgh Gazette-Times reports future issues will run no advertising except classified, legal, death notices, and amusements in condensed form due to lack of newsprint. Advertising will resume in limited space after further notice.
A compilation notes editorial notices on wartime free advertising screens and paper shortages. The Illinois Staats-Zeitung suspends publication for paper shortages. the New York Sun reduces daily pages. Kansas City Star trims columns due to white paper scarcity. Causes include reduced pulp supply, longshoreman strikes, and railroad halts. Editors face higher blank paper prices and tighter budgets.
Two of the best lots into Prescott City present solid investment prospects. If you want to make a wise investment that pays, see us about these parcels.
A Foard County News editorial warns of rising wire paper prices and scarce newsprint, noting April 15 quotes at 14.96 per hundred and prices in 60 days above 12.56, tracing local impact on printing costs. It urges excluding exclusive personal ads from free advertising and urges subscribers to support local papers and advertisers despite higher costs.
JACK SIMMONS offers money to loan on farms and ranches with low rates and liberal pre payment terms. Quick service available in Room 6 over First Guaranty State Bank. Also note: clean rags wanted at The Record office, five cents per pound.
The Panhandle Texas district home demonstration agents met in Canyon April 10 to 25. Miss Chmie Wilcox and Miss Edith Lacy attended and found the week largely helpful for planning, discussing, and boosting enthusiasm. Rambo spoke on improving rural children's health, noting neglect of child care versus livestock care. The group enjoyed hospitality from normal students and a Canyon Commercial club trip to Palladura canyon with a luncheon. Etta Holt Brenneand, formerly of Vernon and now of Childress, is visiting.
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