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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1923
Page
4
Nichols editor and manager Gintered in the post of fices at Vernon Texas announce a change of address for their paper. Readers are urged to provide both old and new addresses to ensure prompt mail delivery.
The Record notes that any erroneous reflection on a person, firm, or corporation in its columns will be corrected when brought to the editor’s attention. It reiterates the newspaper’s commitment to accuracy and offers readers a path to address mistakes.
The editorial argues the School Board should choose a two block site for a future high school, even if it requires sacrificing central location. It emphasizes athletics and recreation as essential modern needs, notes Texas tax shifts, and warns of state budget strain and uneven county valuations impacting funding.
Figures announced from Austin show a decrease in valuations across sectors, with implications for budgets and property assessments. Officials caution that totals may reflect reclassifications and coding changes affecting overall values. Further details are expected as agencies finalize the year’s figures.
Washington, July 2 1925 The Weather Bureau is seen as fit for air travel needs and commerce while agriculture lacks use of records. The article claims a long sought basis for agricultural weatherology has been found and predicts knowledge of weather disturbances hours in advance across the continent.
A testimonial from Mrs J T Saunders of E Texas St Vernon praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney issues and back pain. She notes family use and recommends the remedy priced at 60 cents, urging readers to ask for Down's Widney Pills—the same product Mrs Saunders used. Foster Milburn Co. Mrs Buffalo N Y.
Special correspondent Frank Groom shows no improvement after two weeks. Lee of Honey Grove visits his brother A R K Lee and family. G Q S Raper and children from Brown spend Sunday with Gilchrist family. West Vernon visitor J G Breant on business. Pearl Stephens attends Wesley Chapel service. Oklahoma native Arrington in community this week. Attendees at John Likely’s Brown party include Hthel Janie Hampton Gertrude Houston Osa Wilbanks Chester Thompson John Gilchrist Alvan Houston Chirence Knowles. Copeland family hosts weekend gatherings with Rev H H Copeland. Arthur Nunn visits Mrs Earnest Leverett. May Wiseman visits cousins Hallie and Ruby Lee. Pearl Stephens and Loran and Carrie Fuqua of Hamilton among attendees.
A historical report questions whether beauty and attire swayed verdicts in Chicago murders. It cites five women famous in trials, including Mrs. Nitti-Crudelle, Trepagner, Klimek, Ortwein, and Piotka, noting acquittals and harsh sentences amid vivid portraits.
Sunday visits and weekend visits listed among Vernon residents include Miss Bennie Lou Gilchrist and Mrs. T. C. Wiseman families visiting. Lockett and Brown connections appear with Jimmie Haampten, Joy Pistrpetone, and the Leverett, Copeland, Gilchrist, Wiseman, Bess, and Pugin households noted.
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