SNEED AND GILBERT RE-ELECTED IN LOCAL RACE
Incumbents J. R. Sneed and W. W. Gilbert win re election in a local contest with Mary L. Walker and M. L. Walker listed among candidates in partial OCR.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
4
Incumbents J. R. Sneed and W. W. Gilbert win re election in a local contest with Mary L. Walker and M. L. Walker listed among candidates in partial OCR.
A long critique argues the motion picture industry faces blanket public censure due to recent scandals. It defends clean actors and notes film enterprises remain a major American business while calling for elimination of certain degraders in screen careers.
The text discusses Henry Ford proposing government issued noninterest bearing currency as a faster funding method for public improvements. Parma and Anneh see merit in the concept while cautioning against unlimited issuance. Ford argues such currency, backed by government promises, could work without foreign policy constraints when the world remains gold based.
Bella Poutine a Solstein cow owned by Thomas A. Barren of Ontario Canada yields 1259 pounds of butterfat in a year. breeders note rapid gains from good sires and foundation stock with goats as possible starters. advocate joining capital to buy proven productive cows for profitable herd development.
In Chicago Donald Capps sues Ferdinand L. Capps wealthy attorney and father-in-law to win a verdict of 3500 dollars for alienating his son's affections. The plaintiff claims threats of disinheritance if the husband remains with Wess.
M Wair announces candidacy to succeed himself as Tax Collector with Blair drawing praise from the auditing firm for his administration. Blair, a pioneer Wilharger County resident, has long been active in civic life and continues to serve with tireless attention to duty.
The Record announces Pines Vo Leak as candidate for District Judge in the 46th Judicial District. Leak has served as District Attorney since September 1, 2009 after appointment by Ex-Governor W. J Hobby and was re-elected two years ago without opposition. He practiced law in Memphis since 1918 except for World War I service with the Lost Battalion, where he was wounded and captured.
Mrs W A Blanton hosted the Christian Woman's Board of Missions gathering on South Fannin Street. Papers by Miss Jama Wheads on Latin America and Mrs Z T Robinson on Philter and Thibetans and Mrs A Swinburn on The Big Little Mission at Batung were presented. Pastor Gus Ramage gave a talk and prayer. A salad course followed. The group will next meet in March with Mrs R H Coffee on West Paradise Street.
A rustic vignette of spring awakenings and yearning for outdoor joy. The speaker imagines riding with a companion through the country, feeling the zephyr and seeking a tumbling brook while resisting work as Dame Nature invites leisure.
George Clemence of Guthrie Oklahoma, a German speaker with blue eyes and brown curly hair, 5 feet 6 inches tall, vanished after picking cotton in Wilbarger county last October. He lived in Vernon with Mr Withers. any information should be sent to the Record.
The article traces Ohio’s formation from Northwest Territory claims by Spain France and England to its admission as the seventeenth state in 1803. It notes Ohio’s large population, its 24 electoral votes, and its nickname the Buckeye State. The name Ohio derives from the Iroquois O he yo meaning beautiful river, originally applied to the Allegheny and later to the broader river system.
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