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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Vernon, Coserses, and an address change request with unclear names and places. The readable portion hints at a public or legal notice about altering an address for a person or entity, but key details are missing.
The notice explains word insertion rules for advertisements and notices, including multiple insertions and sentence formats. It states salutary cautions about separations or stand downs of individuals, firms, or corporations and invites corrections upon notification to the publisher.
An editorial argues to eliminate grade crossings to prevent rail accidents. It criticizes drivers who risk crossing trains and praises state and federal efforts to remove crossings. It notes costs and railroad reluctance, urging decisive action to protect road users.
Present indications suggest a bumper cotton crop in Wilberger County with likely high prices. Conditions across the belt are mixed with Texas showing favorable prospects and other areas facing less favorable weather, hinting at a shorter crop.
Despite two or three plantings lost to heavy rains, Wilbarger County awaits a strong cotton season. Seed supplies are ample for replanting and no land should sit idle. Farmers are even planting cotton on wheat stubble with potential for a 40,000 bale harvest, signaling an unusually prosperous year for the county.
A plan to convert the County Manor property into a city park presents a favorable solution to ongoing difficulties in maintaining the park under private ownership. The proposal under consideration seeks public ownership and scenic enhancement for the community recreation space.
Charles D. Hiles of New York has been selected as National Republican Committee Chairman for the presidential campaign. Reports say he stood with the President, who is backed by a strong party consensus on the Halted States entry into the World Trade Organization.
The story reports the death of Helen Bless Martin a New York nurse and secretary to a physician. Mong ta Lasade a Filipino servant in the physician home is charged with strangling her and attempting to dispose of the body in a river. The case reveals Martin lived in a home maintained by a wealthy shoe maker and was not married before her death.
The proposal provides for selling the property to the city at a nominal price and dedicating it for park and public uses indefinitely. It also contemplates turning the property over to the Fair Association one week each year for the county fair. The city would not operate the fair, citing safety concerns, a plan successfully used in Dallas and Beaumont. The Record supports swift approval.
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