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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1918
Page
4
Postal notice from Vernon Texas indicates second class mail matter under act of Congress dated March 5 1870. Weekly edition published Friday February 1 1918 in Vernon Texas with standard postal branding and time frame.
The editorial argues against an elimination convention for Governor candidates, urging Texas to stick to primaries. It warns mixing convention and primary systems would split the party and cites 1916 as a warning. It endorses nominations by majority vote through election-law amendments.
The article argues new regulations will force flour buyers to use substitutes to align with national needs. If citizens resist, shortages or rationing could follow as the federal government enforces patriotism over personal preference. The stance links military supply to civilian food, urging efficiency and avoidance of waste.
Secretary Baker’s amplified statement counters Senator Chamberlin’s attack, discrediting his allies and revealing the United States’ massive military preparations against Germany. The disclosure risks but shows the country that U S military affairs are not bungled, with responsibility noted as Oregon’s.
Consumers are protected against under weight short measure misrepresentation and over charge when buying any advertised brand. Manufacturers ensure uniform size weight quality and price across all packages bearing the label. By branding, they guarantee value and assume responsibility for quality and accurate measures.
The report observes strong Republican loyalty to the administration while noting a small group of Senate Democrats dissenting. It highlights intra party alignment during the current legislative moment.
The piece argues that true strength lies in self-control and adherence to humane standards in war. It cites leaders’ restraint, the duty to uphold international law, and the idea that victory must not justify criminal methods. It contrasts American ideals with enemy conduct and emphasizes conserving national honor. It then notes rising deposits and savings efforts during wartime, including Liberty Loan Lands and War Savings Stamps, reflecting patriotic saving trends comparable to England.
A collection of satirical notes critiquing politicians and policies. It mocks Senator Chamberlain for misdirected aims, jesting about Missouri shoplifters, state rights versus prohibition and suffrage, Austrian German Kaiser derangement, poll tax and cigar burdens, thrift stamps, and Mrs Plumereck Perkins remarks about Hoover.
A weekend program at Harrold Baptist Church features talks on Christian education including Enlistment of Churches in Education and The Denominational Value of Christian Education. Speakers include TH Haus Rev J W Moraga Roscoe Rainwater T M McClenden and Rosa Trisler. The event is part of a statewide push to raise 250000 for Texas Baptist schools. The Bethel meeting was postponed due to snow and cold.
W C Alderman longtime deputy tax collector since 1906 announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer in July primary. He cites twelve years of office experience and accounting expertise to promise an efficient administration and familiarity with county property owners.
In the Kansas City Star item, Bessie considers giving money to missions but decides to spend a dime on ice cream soda. A minister asks why she does not give to missions, and Bessie replies she will buy the ice cream and let the druggist donate to missions.
An ad style notice discusses a home building planning service named We Planny offered by Wm. Cameron and partners. The terse line hints at an advertising claim for guidance on construction projects and related planning.
It has bought a carload of genuine Mebane cotton seed from shockhart to be sold at 2.50 dollars per bushel. M. and Neathery, North Main Street. 4-St.
A. C. Mek Robertson leads a Texas fiddling contest as Vernon defeats veteran rivals. Old Fiddler’s Reunion president Henry C. Gilliland of Altus praises Vernon after hearing banjo and Sally Gooden, noting standing room was scarce and dedicated fans traveled long distances.
Attention land buyers. 200 acre farm well located near schools and churches in Wilbar ger county. For a few days at 45 per acre. 165 acres cultivated, 100 acres in wheat. Good improvements and ample water. 800 cash will handle this with easy balance terms. P LISMAN & SON, Agents. Est oh 25 years in business.
Short notice advertisement notes Toc per rbottle for Wright's condensed smoke at Puckett's store. Public details are minimal and unclear.
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