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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1920
Page
4
Vernon Record issue details publish date January 6 1920 shows subscription rates two dollars per year with six months minimum and business notice from Nichols Brown & Company Vernon Texas publishers. Daily Tuesday and Friday publication cadence noted.
The Record argues women voters are often unfairly labeled as immodest and urges patience with progress. It asserts that good women voting could strengthen righteousness and curb vice, while warns that without timely poll tax receipts before February 1, women cannot vote.
The Fort Worth National Bank promotes a 1920 personal finance ledger project asking 1000 volunteers to record earnings, expenses, and savings. It argues tracking money provides clear year end insight and satisfaction in knowing where funds went.
The author argues that keeping a budget provides a definite plan for future years and wiser spending. Increasing Wilbarger county residents who track earnings, expenditures, and savings by 1,000 would greatly aid financial prudence.
The piece argues farmers and townspeople must wage a strong campaign against rats and mice as grain prices rise costs to feed a rat now near five dollars. It notes a bumper 1919 feed crop may boost rodent populations and highlights an unspecified Fort Worth woman’s plaster of Paris and meat remedy, requesting trial reports.
The text notes strong effort in good faith and steady pace after brief quiet periods. It expresses confidence that workers will manage the broom with efficiency, implying a task requiring focus and sustained energy. The tone is hopeful about effective progress.
Coffee is served free at Brown's Cash Grocery on North Main as an advertisement for bulk coffers. Roasted berry fans take advantage of the offer as patrons fill the cafe, with Joe's Cafe noted in nearby text.
Willis Smith returns to Dallas to resume studies at Southern Methodist University while White Rose No. 2 offers fresh fish and oysters. Advertisement.
The item summarizes Oklaunion Wk Moss Oklamnen with reports on grain, farm operations, and livestock sales for January 12. It notes Mrs Hatley and W T W Dallas Suilay relatives in Dallas, a Bolestem animal, and Dorothy ticks returning to Ward-Bemwont College after holidays. The notice includes a delivery reminder for missed papers.
The Elliott community enjoyed a Christmas tree, visiting relatives from Oklahoma City to Vernon, and a lively singing at Jim Boaz's home. Elliott school reopened with 88 students as teachers resumed duties after holiday celebrations.
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