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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
11
Vernon Texas newspaper notes pride in three miles of paved streets plus plans for three more, while unpaved streets show numerous holes and ditches. A road drag after rain could restore many streets to decent condition, with Deaf Smith Street needing repairs.
An editorial argues the next president should address the Mexican border issue. It urges a masterful diplomatic plan to reduce border tensions, retaliations for raids, and a policy acceptable to both nations, noting current concerns over the border persist.
The article argues that raids by Mexican forces and Villa’s depredations risk war between the United States and Mexico before and during World War I. It criticizes Carranza’s government for inaction despite unrest and urges Obregon era diplomacy to curb outlawry and foster economic cooperation between the two nations.
The Back to Town movement swells across the United States as farmers leave the fields for urban life. Critics blame public neglect of rural areas for high farm wages long hours and poor educational and cultural options. Plans to entice farm life with better schools roads libraries and recreational facilities in rural communities are urged to keep farmers content and prevent further urban migration.
The piece reports that outlaw railroad unions threaten another strike after the railroad labor board refused a hearing and refused to restore seniority rights. It contends workers aim to force recognition to gain comforts of life and would return to ranks if the strike fails, warning society may bear the cost of inactivity while guarantees protect privileges.
The piece argues that labor deserves a fairer slice of public spending on necessities and luxuries, but vows this cannot be achieved by strikes. It suggests publicity as the most effective remedy for curbing profits viewed as excessive by industry leaders, while urging continued production and noting workers’ societal obligations.
A wealthy asbestos maker bought a house opposite a gentle old lady who never judged others. Her quip about their faith in asbestos underscores a subtle moral, as she observed neighbors enjoying life this Sunday with quiet humor.
Second hand cotton four bags for sale at six cents each. Well Milling Co. SS dip listed. J M Gumm, vp of Gumm Brothers Fare Lawn Co Oklahoma City, and Frank Burns of Aethea Life Insurance Hartford Conn, were in Vernon Saturday to discuss with S M Fentress, local agent, on Gumm interests.
Mrs. W. H. Thomasson of 610 Lexington Vernon reports chronic back and kidney troubles. She says Dean's Kidney Pills cured her after other remedies failed, urging other women with similar complaints to try the same product. TFOSTER MILBURN CO., Buffalo, NY.
A 1920 primary slate listing candidates across county posts. Includes James V. Leak for District Attorney Memphis, Bd. George Burkburnett for Representative, Judge L Mugh Orba McCurdy, John Storey for County Attorney, W A Th Jim Bomar R I C Reub Key for Sheriff, Verna Lucky re election for County Clerk, J T Cabr SS E Porterfield for Tax Assessor, M Blair re election for Tax Collector, W C Alderman re election for County Treasurer, J N Fulcher re election for County Superintendent, J B Nabers for County Surveyor, T J Griffiths re election for Justice, precinct contenders Re Judd Bourland Arch er Sneed Ivy, McCaler, McKee, Archer, Lattrelel Strickland.
An old newspaper ad asks if readers notice blurred print headaches or sore eyes after close work. It urges an immediate eye examination and invites readers to visit the clinic for care and evaluation.
A playful verse about a young lady Ida who loves apple cider until a sip of champagne makes her mouth widen wide revealing a judge-like moment, weaving a light humorous scene through rhyme.
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