Notice to the Public for Corrections
The Record invites corrections if any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations appear in its columns readers should notify the editor to have statements amended promptly after review
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1924
Page
4
The Record invites corrections if any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations appear in its columns readers should notify the editor to have statements amended promptly after review
A Tolbert reader Mr M L Graham argues for differing taxes on farmer and traveling salesman autos and proposes gasoline taxes to fund road upkeep. The Record counters that fair taxes are hard to devise and notes difficulty distinguishing vehicle use while defending the new Texas highway law as equitable overall.
A 1923 analysis compares Vernon and Denison Texas noting Vernon has larger deposits despite smaller population. It argues persistent, productive investment in buildings and industrial enterprise creates lasting wealth beyond bank balances, urging local funds into ventures like a cotton mill and a modern office building to spur employment and richer community wealth.
The O'Siten Dey Goods Company and the Lisenbee Burniture Con fenny will move February 1 to the Swartwood Snaild ing, into a building vacated by the Wil barger Tardware Company. Hardware stock moves to North Texas Yardware Company as the two stores merge. Show windows will be reindeld and the interior redecorated. Mr and Mrs RB M Fielder left for Tue following news of his sister Miss Morence Fielder's serious operation and critical condition.
A Vernon reader questions state and local tax fairness, criticizing road and car taxes while suggesting paving equity. The column also includes long weather commentary predicting a severe 1925 drought, with regional forecasts and remarks on the Weather Bureau’s role and administration.
A Tolbert Texas letter criticizes high car taxes as Kaiserism and urges highway fees tied to fuel usage. The writer argues farmers bear unfair burdens while commuters on highways pay via gas taxes.
Poster's Weekly BulletEn notes a severe winter storm for the week around January 23. It warns of unusually high temperatures east of the Rockies crest preceding the storm and predicts a harsher blow to areas east of the crest, describing it as a battle royal between regional forces.
Mrs Walter Starr of Vernon visited Friday. Paskell Keys of California visits relatives. Miss Mary Ruth Shelton visited WW M Riddell. Miss Gils Starr attended. Mrs T M Holloway and Rex Shelton shopped in Vernon. Will Starr visited Pleasant Valley. Miss Ruby Riddell in Vernon. Floyd Boyd came on business. Odell hosted a basketball game with Chillicothe as the witness. Wanted cotton rags at the Record office.
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