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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
3
The dinner club met last night with Dr and Mrs WR Moore and other regular members and guests. Carnations decorated the room as after dinner merriment followed.
Mrs. Howard Reger hosted a Wednesday Forty two club meeting with guests at her West Wilbarger Street home. Guests included numerous local names, a bridge and forty-two game, salad course, and sponge dessert followed by more social games and another bridge party hosted by Mrs. R. Castlebury with additional guests. The item also records a 1924 gubernatorial candidacy announcement by State Senator Joe Burkett, proposing state banking, warehouses, tax reforms, and water policy as campaign points.
A collection of policy points advocating state crime, police, education and tax reforms. Includes calls for state highway maintenance, universal high school access, expanded higher learning coordination, textbooks for the needy, prison reform, centralized budgeting, homestead tax exemptions, civil service exams, cap on interest rates, judiciary revision, and modernization of primary and election laws. A warning against socialism and support for efficient enforcement of laws.
A column argues for qualified men in the legislature, noting parliamentary law skill and the past sessions’ impact. It urges voters to demand capable leaders, claiming politics needs capable heads for success, and promises two follow up pieces on deaths and notable events.
Howard Eugene Huggins, two year old son of Mr and Mrs H P Huggins, died Wednesday morning after a brief illness. The funeral was held from the residence at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon with Rev Lewis P P Kopp officiating and interment in East View Cemetery.
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