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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1924
Page
4
The Vernon Record lists editor and manager R H W Nichols, notes second class mail status, and provides subscription and advertising rates. Subscription $2.00 per year in Vernon, classified ads 1 1 2 cents per word first insertion, 3 cents per word for three insertions, local notices 1 2 cents per word, obituary and poetry rates, display ads 50 cents per column inch, with cash required for reading notices.
A public notice states that any erroneous reflection about individuals firms or corporations in The Record will be corrected promptly when brought to the editor's attention. The statement emphasizes accountability and seeks to maintain fair reporting standards.
The article extols Community Week as a modern movement encouraging people to organize and participate in home entertainment and local games rather than relying on professionals. It credits women's clubs with leading the effort to fundraise for Pre Al lingham Park while advocating wholesome, self produced recreation and community involvement.
The piece recalls President Coolidge retelling a measure to raise postal wages, noting Congress offered no funding and urging lawmakers to provide for added operating costs before approving higher salaries. It argues rising expenses should be matched by tax or service charges and warns against piecemeal raises.
The piece critiques President Coolidge for vetoing a bonus bill and opposing a salary increase for postal workers while blaming tax bill authors for ignoring business principles. It contrasts him with Grover Cleveland, noting Coolidge’s risk of alienating supporters and public officials who seek government favors.
Prospects of 248 pipelines and a new gas franchise in Vernon promise cheap natural gas for homes and manufacturing. The Church well, Castietury well, and Texas Waggoner field are cited as major gas producers, with south Vernon awaiting full development.
The article notes that Vernon sits at the center of a heavy gas producing region. If a second or third gas well is developed on the Church lease, experts believe Vernon will enjoy an ample supply of inexpensive fuel for many years, shaping local energy prospects.
A fragmented column lampoons public figures and voters. It references suffrage advocates, bootleggers, and glossy claims of fame, noting how some seek exclusivity by naming famous courters. A shop girl ponders eternity time clocks while Eli Spivens cites governors and a supposed author of an odd law.
The Denison Church News notes Elder Thomas Milholand, former Armstrong Avenue Church of Christ minister, is back in the city for a few weeks of meetings. He is currently pastor of a Bartlett church and highly regarded by locals who recall his service in Denison.
The article recalls a church leader who expanded membership and oversaw a magnificent building under his direction. Since moving to West Texas he has visited Denison several times, drawing large audiences. A local couple recalls illness shortly after arrival and Mil Holland's sympathy, marking a warm welcome for his ongoing meeting.
Rain fell Wednesday and Thursday as residents noted. Aniston Wyatt, son of W. S. Wyatt, returned from Austin. Byrely and sons worked for TI N McDougal last week.Several visitors visited the McDougal family and Byrely relatives. Harmon McDougal traveled to Chillicothe. Odell and Vernon trips were reported. Mrs M F McDougal and Opal McDougal visited members of the Perry family. The Saturday election concerned consolidation.
A list of county and precinct official candidates including oO McCurdy for County Attorney and Mrs. John W. Buster for County Treasurer. Names reelecting appear for District Clerk Mrs. J A Walker and Commissioner Precinct No 1 A M Bourland, with other officials and deputies named. Several entries show second terms and preelection reminders across districts.
Pleasant Valley and Red River carried the play 13 to 5, with the action also carrying into the Pleasant Valley community showing strong regional involvement.
Fort Worth Texas Outlook reports Mrs Wilson selected a lithographed picture of President Woodrow Wilson to be distributed to every school in Texas. The edition will be ready for distribution after schools open in September. RN Bilis notes the plan and Mrs Wilson expresses appreciation for the tribute to the late president.
A fragment notes printed materials sized for classroom use and auditorium displays. It emphasizes adaptable formats suitable for educational settings, aiming to serve instructional needs in multiple venues.
A dated notice proclaims phone orders for raisin bread and raisin coffee cakes every Wednesday and Saturday at the City Bakery and Con fectionery. Customers are urged to bake your order early and call Telephone 1d 43-1.
Tt W May was in Vernon on business, as were Mr and Mrs Alex Streit and family. For sale Lark Spins, Montana Vines and Boston and Springeria Ferns. Telephone 38, Mrs Ss Gowell at 2002 Texas street.
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