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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
4
The Vernon Record lists mailing details and subscription rates with per word pricing for ads and notices. It notes second class mail status, address change instructions, and basic rates for classified ads local notices obituaries poetry and display ads.
A public notice states that any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations printed in The Record will be corrected promptly when brought to the editor's attention. It emphasizes accuracy and accountability in print.
Urban growth worries fade when we consider rising farm values and mechanization. The piece argues population shifts are misread, farming remains vital, and civilization hinges on moral health, not rural versus urban counts. It cautions against idolizing wealth and warns of decline through greed and licentiousness.
An article notes regional beliefs that Texas summer heat is deadly elsewhere, yet Texas reports very few heat deaths. Doctors doubt heat fatalities occur in Texas under normal conditions, arguing the climate is not fatal if basic health is maintained.
Mrs Pauline Cockrell urges readers to obtain Dr Pierce’s medicines from local dealers. She cites Dr Pierce, president of the Invalides Hotel in Buffalo New York, and invites correspondence for medical guidance and mail order information.
An observer praises Texas climate and exports as heat and humidity menace in other regions, noting Texas leads exports per Department of Commerce and touting the state as a good summer retreat. The piece argues northern regions would benefit from visiting Texas for relief from oppressive heat.
The Ford Motor Company produced its 500 000th Fordson tractor at the River Rouge plant on May 21 at 4 23 PM. The tractor will tour state fairs this summer and fall. Production has risen from three to four units daily to about 400 with an 840 hour cycle from ore to completed tractor.
In Los Angeles police hold a woman identified as the film star Pola Negri’s double for questioning as a material witness in an alleged blackmail plot involving compromising photographs. The report notes broader themes of agricultural innovation and Ford tractors cited in nearby text.
Palmer School graduates a woman chiropractor joining Battendorf and Battendorf at 1829 South Main Street. Office phone 598 resonant, residence 432, signaling expanded practice in the area.
The text recalls Henry Ford born on a farm and his boyhood drive to relieve farm drudgery. It notes his early experiments with steam engines as a means to power the farmer, highlighting his opposition to prevailing agricultural methods.
Community news lists visitors and gatherings around Electra Texas including visits by Mr and Mrs R Crow Pearson Kew and Annie Boswell and Edward, Ida Alexander and Lota Jones visiting Viola Baker, and a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Clie Thompson. Also noted are funerals, hospital visits, travel to Walters Ohio, harvest plans, illnesses including erysipelas, and various local trips and visits among residents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McKinney of Oklahoma City visit Mrs. 8S. L. Mallow, his wife’s sister. Mr. McKinney was raised in the county and is a son of W. A. McKinney, the first county treasurer.
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