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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
4
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The piece outlines advertising rates for classifieds and notices, then discusses labor board refusal to recognize outlaw strikers. It notes expected freight increases, urges worker efficiency to aid moved goods, and mentions public impact from higher wages on transport costs. It cites President Wilson and railroad workers amid ongoing tensions.
Article blends praise for local roadwork from Elecra to Vernon with a Democratic primary slate for July 24, 1020. It lists candidates for District Attorney, Representative, County Judge, Attorney, Sheriff, Clerk, Tax Assessor, Tax Collector, Treasurer, Superintendent, and other county offices, urging voter turnout and work ethic.
The Record praises the county judge and commissioners for their unselfish efforts to manage Wilbarger county affairs. Officials deserve more praise than they receive, and the paper notes it previously published a communication about rough Wilbarger county roads, now countered by the commissioners’ claim that local roads are better than neighboring counties.
The article estimates Vernon residents spent at least 20,000 dollars on Holcomb Training School tuition and books last year with 10,000 dollars likely spent outside Vernon for boarding and room. It argues the value lies in citizenship training and notes strong support for Professor Holcomb.
The piece reflects on elections and civility noting Texans will continue producing crops, finding oil, and building highways regardless of candidates. It emphasizes common ground beyond partisan bitterness and the resilience of the state.
The passage laments the injection of bitter personalities into the campaign and notes a demonstration of hostility among some unnamed groups. It expresses hope such conduct will not prevail.
Hall Pierce of Dallas son of T L Pierce wed Miss Mary Culy of Kansas City Missouri in a secret ceremony. After a lengthy wedding trip the couple returned to Dallas and will reside there.
The fragment notes Mr. Pierce associated with Southwestern Life Insurance Company.
J. R. Greene of Fargo was in Vernon yesterday accompanying his daughter Mrs. L. N. Myers and her children from Austin as they were returning home.
Mr. Green reports the family has returned home after a month with their father and grandfather in Fargo. He notes most threshing is finished at his farm and other crops are in fine condition.
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