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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
4
The Record notes post office entry at Vernon Texas and March 3 as a date for a corrected obituary notice. It invites readers to call editor with any misprints or obsequies while avoiding personal or corporate mischaracterizations.
The piece argues Alaska is a rich, productive land not just minerals and fish. It praises President Harding’s visit for highlighting Alaska’s potential, predicting rapid development and eventual statehood as Americans recognize the territory’s value and colonization proceeds with settling pioneers.
The piece argues Senator Underwood blends past principles with present aims, enjoys broad respect within the Democratic Party, and would make an ideal president. It notes objections to a Southern, solidly Democratic candidate but asserts qualifications should trump geographic expediency, while acknowledging party dynamics may hinder his nomination.
Senator Underwood of Alabama signals willingness to be drafted as the Democratic candidate for the presidency in 1924. The veteran statesman is praised for his public life and belief that new conditions demand new methods, suggesting his familiarity with contemporary policy needs and a readiness to adapt beyond older approaches.
Government cotton report forecasts a crop of about eleven and a half million bales, lifting prices as traders anticipate scarcity from a likely short crop. Wilbarger County may see a larger yield than last year due to increased acreage and improving crop conditions, despite recent dry spells. Rain within ten to fourteen days could solidify a good crop and market prices, with prosperity expected for the county this year.
Local correspondence notes Cotten looks well but misses rain. Universalist meeting here draws good attendance. Visitors include Mr White and Mr Nixon from Fast Vernon. Several families share meals and visit on Sunday. Numerous mentions of Shook Webb Morgan and Skipworth families. Clara Skipworth near Vernon arium improves. Velma Ryan and others spend week with relatives.
The item records visits and gatherings among Rayland residents. Jessie Webb stayed with Olive Broadus Friday night. Tom, Vada, Viola Morgan and Lewis Webb had supper with Mr. and Mrs. H Wright. The Uerrland couple spent part of the week with daughter Mrs. Joe Thompson. Readers urged to subscribe to the Vernon Record.
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