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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
4
Public notice printed in Vernon Texas informs readers of second class mail regulations and subscription changes. It lists subscription rates for five and ten year periods, advertising rates for classified and display ads, and local notices. The text also requests readers to provide both old and new addresses to assure prompt mail delivery.
The Record invites corrections for any erroneous reflections on individuals, firms, or corporations appearing in its columns and will gladly rectify them when brought to the editor’s attention. The notice emphasizes accountability and prompt correction of the record.
Legislative volume will surge with bills across subjects. Election law fixes, equal taxation, and tax reform touch counties differently. Proposals to standardize valuations and vehicle fees surface amid calls to consolidate departments for efficiency.
In a discussion on criminal courts and reform, the piece warns against rushed amendments and ill considered legislation. It notes Texas laws are often made at the end of the sixty day session to meet per diem pay rules. The author suggests constitutional amendments to extend sessions and fund better deliberation.
Fate Tinos of Whitestore visits sister Mrs Frank Lambert near Reyland. Various residents look for locations, and several people are listed as sick or traveling. News includes moved families, visits with relatives, and local incidents such as a nose injury and a college enrollment plan.
Martin and sisters Effie and Josiel of Royland attended a party at John Thompsons home Thursday night. Fosse Owen and family of Crowell visited in the homes of A. D. Boyd and Ro Randolph on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Thompson left Monday for Tohoka to visit relatives. Several local families entertained visitors Sunday, and Grover Nichols moved north of town to the Black community with Whatley moving into his former house. Merkel visitor Fasman attended church and sang. The show plans feature George Hodgins and a large world’s largest Xylophone, with a forty-voice chorus. Shriners will perform with jazz and classics, tickets on sale at Vernon Drug Store. performance January 11 at the High School auditorium, plus a big street parade.
Wichita Shriners from Maskat Temple bring the annual 1425 minstrel show to Vernon next Friday after two nights in Wichita Theater and Wichita Falls. The cast of 50 Shriners and the Maskat Temple Band headline a program billed as even better than last year with familiar favorites returning.
Let us show you the new styles of the New Perfection at Lisenbee Furniture Co. Advertises cleaned cotton rags wanted at the Record office. Classified ads promise results and bring in customers.
The Christian Womans Missionary Society gathered January 5 at the Christian parsonage with Mrs A Swinbish as hostess and a long list of members present. After lessons and prayer, Mrs George Richardson led the afternoon program followed by a luncheon and a gift distribution from the holiday tree.
W A Blanton Emory Rhoads W H Rogers C D areene L N Peterson and Misses Cora Mae Banghn Esther Kopp Helen Thompson and Rivise Pyle identified in the notice.
An old advertisement explains cold symptoms as nasal catarrh and promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine, a two part remedy with an ointment for local use and a tonic to strengthen the system, claiming quick blood action to prevent colds. Sold by druggists for over 40 years, F. J. Cheung & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
E L Witty advertises insurance services for cotton and general fire and tornado policies with prompt service and coverage through reputable companies. The brief notice targets cotton merchants and property owners seeking reliable risk protection.
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