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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
4
Advertising rates show 1 2 cents per word for first insertion and 8 cents per word for three insertions with a 25 cent minimum. Zucal reading notices priced 2 cents per word first insertion and 3 cents per word for two insertions. Obituary notices at 1 cent per word. Poetry at 0.5 cents per word. Mailing requires cash. Advertising promotions priced at 50 cents and all other at 45 cents.
Public notice states the editor welcomes corrections or reflections on individuals or corporations appearing in The Record and invites readers to contact the editor with any concerns or requests for consideration.
A discussion argues high taxes stem from demand for government, electing leaders who promise to shift costs to the rich, and tax schemes that push levies onto producers. It calls for a consumption tax and reduced government spending, noting capital withdrawal harms industry and raises questions about fiscal policy.
A fragment notes a cotton crop bringing money and mentions a price of one dollar, reflecting a brief financial reference in the clipping.
The article urges farmers to keep money at home and reduce costs. It notes three million dollars will be paid to the county’s cotton farmers for this year’s crop and stresses building permanence by investing in homes and necessities rather than consuming income. It highlights benefit for those growing additional crops and feeding livestock.
The Record editor laments the lack of fresh pork offerings from friends, noting no spare ribs or pork to celebrate. He recalls past crops like watermelons, excused by dry weather, and imagines a future opportunity to praise a generous contributor.
A Wilbarger County writer recalls hog killing season and the joy of home produced pork. He notes editors once relied on loyal readers for warmth and sustenance during this period and jokes about subscriber payments and farm pride.
The Ladies A id and Sunday school of Central Christian Church plan a Christmas box for Dallas homes, one for the aged and one for orphans. Boxes pack next Monday the 10th. bring gifts on or before Sunday. Suggested: toys for children, toilet articles, stationery, pens and pencils, canned fruits, groceries, clothing, shoes, linens. Signed M B Keith treas.
Local classified notes urge readers to call A. B. Swartwood at 745 97-6te for orders. The ad touts faster heating and reduced fumes as a selling point for records and classified results.
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