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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
4
The Vernon Record is issued Tuesdays and Fridays in Vernon Texas under postal class rules. Subscriptions run one year with a six month option. readers must provide current and new addresses for mail changes. Friday January 16, 1920 edition notes publisher details Nichols atu C ose and Krall Publishers.
A proposed program would require nineteen year olds to undergo six months of canton ments style training for citizenship, health, English, and national safety. Defective but curable youths would receive remedial treatment while fit youths would train in winter or summer with exemptions for dependants and potential postponement for students. The plan cites James J. Hill on universal training as essential to preserve self government and address social divisions.
The Texas League of Women Voters argues poll tax payments support schools and keep teachers. It notes paying the tax allows voting in upcoming primaries for presidential electors and state officials, and may help protect suffrage laws amid opposition seeking repeal. Sixteen states may ratify the Federal Suffrage Amendment before election time.
A household focus on chores and rewards builds good citizenship. The piece argues children should earn spending money and be taught appreciation for daily parental effort, citing a humorous bill exchange that ends with the parent absolving the child of charges. It frames appreciation as a foundation lesson.
Stockholders gathered in Houston unanimously endorsed a resolution at the National Farm Loan Association meeting, signaling support for the organization's stance on protecting the well to do and reinforcing leadership and policy direction.
A discussion argues that Texas homestead protection favors wealthier farmers by blocking mortgage access. It contends amendment would allow ordinary earners to borrow at low rates and invest in farms, machinery, and livestock, improving stability and prospects for the poor.
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