Vernon Record’s Seventeenth Year Under Current Name
The Vernon Record marks its seventeenth year under the present name. The history traces its origins to 1907 and J. Ray, moves across North Main Street, the Chowning building, and the Baker Drug Store, with editor R. H. Nichols rising from reporter to publisher. The paper evolved from weekly to semi weekly and earned top Texas weekly quality honors.
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Vernon Record
Vernon Hornet
J. Ray
Hendrix
Chillcethe
Ray
Masconik Tempule
Main Street
Terkins-Timberlake
R. H. Nichols
The
Record
Wd. Ray
George J. Mason
Mr. Ray
Beard
Hendrick
Unter McKay
Southwest
Vpexas
Texas
Tribute to Judge Townes as UT Law School dean
Resolutions laud Judge Townes for 27 years shaping the University of Texas School of Law and praise his devotion to students. The note calls him a model legal scholar and Christian gentleman, expressing deep gratitude and requesting copies to the bereaved family, the law school secretary, and the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John €. Townes
Townes
School of Law
University of Texas
Judie Townes
Judge Townes
Law School
Cotton Policy Advocated by Federal Bank of New Orleans
The Federal Internation Bank ing Company of New Orleans proposes a cotton policy for 1924 focusing on weevil control and intensive cultivation. It stresses small acreage, heavy fertilization, selected early-maturing seed, pre-square poisoning, burning fallen squares, and calcium arsenate use, aiming for profitable yields despite higher pests and fluctuating prices. Noted contributors include Dr. W. B. Hinds, J. N Harger, and J. A. Evans.
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W. B. Hinds
Alabama
J. N Harger
Soil Improvement Committee
Southern Fertilizer Association
J. A. Evans
United States Department of Agriculture and Agricultural Colleges of the
South
Resolutions by Law Students on Death of Raisuli
Austin, Dec. 23. Law students publish resolutions on the death of Raisuli the brigand chief and former governor who joined the Spanish government. They note his notoriety for kidnapping American citizen Jan H Verdicaris and reference Roosevelt's ransom pressure and Perdicaris cave.
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Austin
The
Mulafi Ahmed Raisuli
Fangiers
Jan H. Verdicaris
Athens
Roosevelt
Perdicaris
Raisuli
UT Law School passes resolutions on Judge John Townes death
The Law School of the University of Texas prepared and passed resolutions on the death of Judge John Townes. A committee including Ralph Re. Wood of Houston William Robert Smith Jr of El Paso and KR. C. Gay Jr of Santa Anna presented the resolutions noting the passing as a significant loss.
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Law School
University of Texas
John (. Townes
Ralph Re. Wood
Houston
William Robert Smith, Jr
HL Paso
KR. C. Gay, Jr
Santa Anna
Minigh
Chesterfield Elects? Local Race Results Reported
Polls closed as Chesterfield community elects local officials amid unclear OCR text. Voters face a tight race with limited readable details on candidates, precincts, or outcomes.
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Mason
Broford O’ Brown
Nichol
Elesia Newe
Aerent Am
Women Open Bank For Women
J. R. Ross
FE. Sears of
Odell
Harriett Weatherall
Taltian
M Westropp
Lillian M. Westropp
Cleveland, O
New Women’s Savings and Loan Company
New Orleans
Federal Internation Banking Company
Wilburger County
Jeac
Raisuls
Bos
Wichita Daily Times
W. W. Jones Grocery Company
Anderson
North Main Street
West Texas Street
Gallon Karo White
Honest and Garrett's
Chesterfield
Prince Albert
Quart Welch
Eggleston's
Eggleston's Grocery Company
West Texas
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