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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
4
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Vernon directs the Chamber of Commerce to raise a $10 000 annual budget to fund activities and projects. Leaders urge vigorous fundraising, stressing enthusiasm and broad support from business and public, warning against indifference that could hamper community progress.
The piece argues that chambers serve town building and county development, not sole advocacy. It urges leaders to actively plan, finance, and cooperate with county officials to seize industrial opportunities, warning Vernon risks missed chances if the chamber underdelivers. It notes Northwest Texas growth and questions Vernon’s fate at a 6500 population if action lags.
Kingsville, a small Southwest Texas city, built and equipped a modern cotton mill amid postwar deflation and low mood, showcasing local effort and economic resilience.
Kingsville’s cotton mill, started in 1920, operates 2,500 spindles with plans to reach 3,000. It uses about 70 bales weekly, employs around 120 on day and night shifts, and buys locally. The facility, fireproof and brick, includes a 35 by 70 foot powerhouse, and surrounds a landscaped yard. The article invites Wilbarger county to emulate Kingsville’s success.
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