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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1921
Page
12
The Vernon Record lists postage details and subscription rates with references to mail matter under the act of Congress March 3, 1879. It notes three months and year rate options and states no subscriptions accepted for shorter periods.
Advertising rates and notice types listed for the Vernon Record issue of Tuesday January 4 1921. Includes classified ads, local reading notices, two insertion word counts, obituary and poetry rates, and display advertising terms.
The Houston Post reports Huet Pevas advocates Texas subscriptions to the Federal International Banking Corporation. Texas banks are urged to subscribe at least half of a new 4 million issue to expand exports and extend long term credits to foreign purchasers, with Texas poised to gain most from the venture.
A local analysis argues rents and wages raise living costs for workers and merchants, threatening the farmer’s profit. Diversified farming could raise prosperity if land cooperates with quicker farmer to market links and fair prices, but high rents prevent clerks and laborers from paying.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Vernon bankers as a key force in backing public welfare, portraying them as a central factor in community development and financial support.
Workers at Newburn Iron Works reject profit sharing after initial wage cut, strike twice over ten percent reductions. They demand restoration of previous pay as profits shrink and prices rise, arguing profit sharing offers insufficient guaranteed income during low returns.
Enos A Mills launches nationwide campaign to expose private influence over national parks and urge restoration of public ownership and American principles. He accuses officials of allowing monopolistic encroachment and calls for action to reclaim park management for the people.
The piece argues for a congressional inquiry into park concessions and private monopolies. It contends government ownership should preserve parks for posterity and questions Mills' charges, urging investigation to protect public welfare and preserve national landmarks.
Voxsas artist Dittieh accuses George W. Dixon publicist of cruelty toward Texas prisoners. The statement claims reports prove beatings and executions at prison camps, urging closure of prisons and an endless money-lending scheme tied to farms in Wilbarger and nearby counties.
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