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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Vernon Texas post office record dated March 3 1878 with classification second class miscellaneous under congressional act, referencing archival postal history.
A public notice states that any erroneous reflection on an individual, firm, or corporation appearing in The Record will be corrected when brought to the editor’s attention. The statement emphasizes resolution of inaccurate or defamatory content through editorial review.
The piece discusses Mr. Lynch Davidson running for Governor and proposing repealing two laws for every one signed. It argues the idea, while highlighting the need to reduce overly numerous statutes, should not be applied mechanically. It credits Davidson as a practical leader and notes his aim to focus scrutiny on laws and emphasize repeal where beneficial.
The piece questions when four judges are qualified to hear a case and notes the Waco Court of Civil Appeals disqualified itself over personal auto interests in a highway act dispute. It suggests the Supreme Court may receive the questions, highlighting tension between judicial impartiality and personal stake.
A defense argues that every lawyer in Texas should be disqualified if they own any taxable property. The reasoning contends such ownership links judges to cases and taints impartiality. The Waco court ruling is criticized as impractical and contrary to reason, warning it could undermine court competence across litigation.
The U S Senate adopts a resolution to move presidential inauguration from March 4 to the third Monday in January and to shift Congress assembling from December to January, ending short sessions. Proponents argue quicker communication and travel, ensuring a new Congress forms with the elected president, eliminating lawmaking beyond the people's mandate.
A discussion notes that a boy’s murder charge is attributed to his mother months after an election. It outlines the presidential inauguration delay, contrasting U.S. practices with parliamentary systems, and argues a proposed amendment to curb the uncertainty of late inaugurations and delayed Congress.
Foster's Weekly Bulletin notes reports from Louisiana to California and through New Mexico Colorado and Texas about severe winter breadth causing damage to winter wheat. An expert crop weather reporter in Chicago finds many stalks show root denudation but further conditions remain unseen for at least a month.
The piece lists long forecasts from 1928 to 1925 claiming winter wheat losses in the 1 States, with dates Oct 15 1928 to Apr 15 1924. It cites prior drought forecasts across the world, noting two major storm periods around April 15 and 25 and no hurricane threats. Also mentions Nicola Tesley’s alleged discovery of a perpetual motion current linking upper space to earth and its claimed progress.
A nationwide message outlines Studebaker's employee ownership and profits sharing, highlighting dividends after one and two years, pensions on retirement, and strong cooperation between workers and management. It cites a $10 million body plant, 150000 annual production, in-house bodies and parts, and extensive quality control with 30000 inspections. The ad boasts modern plants, Timken bearings, numerous standard features, and models priced from 1025 to 2685 dollars.
The text extols Studebaker growth with 145,167 people paying 201,000,000 for cars last year. It notes sales tripling over three years, 13 models and prices starting at 1025. It promises readers to learn the reasons for Studebaker’s popularity and extra value offerings.
A compact glimpse lists coupe and sedan models with seating for three to five, highlighting performance lines like a speedster and a touring coupe. The fragment mentions a Coupe and a Sedan among options, with a focus on passenger capacity and touring appeal.
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