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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1924
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows a Vernon newspaper notice referencing the Vernon Record Incorporated, editor and manager names garbled, mentions subscription rates and a request to update old and new addresses for the paper. No clear dates or specific actions.
The readable ad fragment mentions display advertising and promotions with column inch pricing and cash handling notes. It alludes to insertion details for advertising, including word counts and pricing references, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Notice states the Record will gladly correct any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations upon receiving cable from the editor and calls for accuracy in reporting.
The Dallas News reports that A. H. Littleton on five acres failed to win the $1000 Betlen Cotton Contest prize. Despite a strong entry, his yield of about two bales per acre was lower than the Anderson County winner. The piece notes Wilbarger.County farms showed diverse yields and encourages broader participation in future contests.
The drive for funds by the Welfare Association is still incomplete with less than a quarter contributing. The appeal calls on citizens to give generously to sustain relief programs and ensure the welfare work continues unimpeded.
A fragmented briefing shows President Counder resisting federal control over child labor, arguing for state jurisdiction as Congress debates a proposed twentieth amendment. Massachusetts and other states resist, citing freedoms for every state to decide labor ages, while business groups and chambers of commerce mobilize against federal intervention. The amendment faces national opposition as officials in Washington prepare enforcement measures.
An OCR fragment describes a chaotic scene with references to a ceremony or edict on the first of March and a plan to cut and wrap a rope around a tire for traction. It mentions Rome, imperial power, and a fire risk as a spare tire fails, with vague names and events.
The Royal Neighbors of America will meet Friday January 2. 4925. The notice invites neighbors to attend this important meeting at Clair Darker Oracto. Laundry? Lisenbean Furniture Co. Life Wanted Clean cotton rags at the Record office.
Reported critical illness of Pearl White in Paris after acute appendicitis sparks fears in film circles. In Leningrad a mob beats Soviet leader Zinoviev, wife leading protest after he was found at a resort with companions. Spain's Ibanez vows duel challenge to Alfonso and Primo de Rivera as he lives in exile at Mentone. In Philadelphia, Judge Thompson limits Prohibition Commissioner Kzyness on cereal beverage permits. breweries seek permits under law.
History notes the notable effort by three men led by Owen TD Young of New York, Dawes, and Robinson to frame the postwar reparations plan. Their report followed four years after World War I and guided renovations with nations at Landen Conferences. Germany has paid 227,000,000 gold marks in installments to Britain, France, and others as part of occupation costs. Seymour Parker GIert acts as Agent-General for reparations payments for the United States.
Public notice from the city office offering real estate, farm, ranch and city loans along with fire insurance services. Includes P O Box T12 es, phone 364, room 4 over The Famous building.
The passage questions the existence of a demonstration of American business superiority over world politicians and diplomats, implying uncertainty about the proposed reparations plan and its international reception.
A doctor states anger is triggered by a tiny oven the size of a pin. Placing such a device, carefully hidden, with a chair nearby, will reliably provoke an outburst. Classified ad at the Record Office shows spring results and requests for clean cotton.
An old advertisement claims HALES CATARRH MEDICINE relieves chronic nasal catarrh and runny noses. It touts a tonic that works through the blood to invigorate the system, urging readers to install the product for relief lasting over two years, via V.E. J. Chenay & Co. Toledo.
Palmer School reports a woman graduate operating a chiropractic office. Battendorf and Battendorf advertise at 1829 South Main with office phone 598 and residence 432.
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