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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
4
The Vernon Record announces its publication days and editorial contacts, notes a post office registration, and lists subscription and advertising rates. It includes vague rates for classified ads, legal notices, obituaries, poetry, and display advertising, with guidance on mailing cash.
The Record invites readers to call the editor to correct any erroneous reflections about individuals firms or corporations appearing in its columns. The policy emphasizes prompt corrections and accountability for published material to maintain accuracy and fairness.
The opinion by Attorney General Moody upholds that the Legislature cannot overturn a Senate impeachment verdict against Ferguson. The piece argues the Senate as impeachment court is final in penalties, notes Governor Ferguson’s wish to remove disabilities, and questions whether the people would favor vindication separate from other issues.
The Legislature passed a bill cutting in half the funds available to the Textbook Commission for free textbooks. The move aims to curb prior high expenditures on school textbooks and draws mixed bets on policy, limiting discretionary power of boards and commissions while signaling tighter control over public money.
Lawmakers complain the Textbook Commission abused power by spending over a million dollars on textbooks, depleting state school funds. Critics say funds were misused during teacher shortages and school closures, harming Texas students and school operations.
Swastika Fortuwo club meets today with Mrs. J Y Titts at her mother Mrs Wing’s Wilbarger Street home. Nien Waugh, long troubled by rheumatism, was taken to a local hospital this morning for treatment.
A vintage ad touts COLD EN THE HEAD as a general remedy for frequent colds in old dew weather. Preston medicine HALTS CATABRIT MEDICINE blends an ointment, tonic, and bitter to build up the system. Sold by P. J. Cheong & Co. Toledo for over 40 years as a nasal catarrh aid.
A message offers a group trip to the Grand Valley to inspect fruit and vegetables, departing Vernon on Sunday February 22 at noon. Round trip with hotel costs paid, $25. The Wright family reports slight improvement in their daughter Mae Wright after several days of serious influenza.
A notice invites attendees to meet next Sunday morning at the Methodist Sunday school at 645 to take a flight with Jacobs Airvenue. The message mentions Mrs 8S HB Lioyd and class, a Hair Curling fiery cents, and a contact at 300% West Tureoise with phone 602.
An early 20th century small ad mentions new dress makers on South Side Square offering reasonably priced garments and a contact number. Also notes Fresh cut flowers and blooming plants at Colles Green House at 3120 West Texas Street with phone. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs Harve Wilson a daughter born on February 18. Youngbread back out after influenza.
J. R. Jones advertises a real estate office just across the street east of the Farmers State Bank. Contact numbers are 332-Res and 372. It is claimed to be in your interest to see him.
An old advertisement touts Liavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrastis witch hazel and other ingredients said to strengthen weak or strained eyes. It claims Lavoptik wets quickly and offers an aluminum eye cup free with purchase.
Mrs A Brunson hosted the Delphian club on Wednesday afternoon at her South Main street home. The meeting topic for the afternoon was Italy and Dante's Inferno, led by Mrs R G Hughes. A salad course was served.
Mrs. D. S. Smith entertained members of Methodist Circle No. 2 led by Mrs. J. A. Carney Monday afternoon at her East Wilbargey Street home. Mrs. M. L. Bird led the lesson and refreshments followed the meeting.
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