Vernon Texas subscribers urged to provide old and new addresses
Notice reminds Vernon Record readers to report both old and new paper addresses to the Post Office to ensure prompt mail service. The item appears as a standard postal matter notice for second class mail under congressional act.
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Vernon
Texas
Congress
Advertising rates and circulation details for The Record
Classified ads 11 2 cents a word first insertion three insertions 3c word minimum 25c Local notices 2c first insertion 8c for two insertions Card of thanks 5c Obituaries 1c Poetry 2c Cash with mailings Display 30c per column inch Contracts 25c per inch for 1000 inches The Record circulates 2500 with most readers in Wilbarger county.
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Wilbarger County
City by Design urged to guide Amarillo growth
The piece argues Amarillo should adopt a formal plan to avoid unplanned sprawl and costly later corrections. It envisions designated residential areas, parks, and harmonious growth aligned with a City Beautiful ideal, noting a building code may arrive within six months.
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Amarillo
Makit
Vernon
Publicity for Vernon and Wilbarger County Oil and Farms
The text urges Vernon as a national interest hub, emphasizing oil news and Chamber of Commerce role. It argues publicity should be a community effort, crediting private enterprise and individuals for Vernon and Wilbarger county publicity, while noting farms hold greater importance than oil.
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Vernon
America
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce
Wilbarger County
A Jail Delivery
The Appeal to Reason gathers funds from readers to raise 12600 dollars toward a purchase. The effort is described as a communal appeal to support the jail delivery project.
Debs Jail Release Plan Sparks Controversy in Socialist Appeal
The Socialist Appeal plans two carloads of print paper for a special Debs edition to advocate freeing Eugene V Debs from jail after a trial found him guilty of interfering with wartime promotion. The piece argues Debs, though imprisoned, is a presidential candidate and could win, a claim the public largely disputes.
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Debs
Felow
United States
Texas
Ferguson
White House
Debs Residence Question Framed by Federal Duty
The text argues that if the federal government must provide Debs with a dwelling, his current residence is the most suitable for his type of citizen, reflecting a view on civic alignment and state responsibility.
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Debs
Announcements for Democratic Primaries July 24 1920
A list of declared nominees for county offices including District Attorney James V Leak Sheriff W A Ish Jim Bomar and several re-election candidates such as County Clerk Verna Lucky Tax Assessor J F Cabe Porterfield Mrs Eugene Keltz Tax Collector C M Blair and County Treasurer W Alderman. Also mentions Public Weigher Joe Sneed County Superintendent J N Fulcher Justice T J Griffiths and Commissioner Precinct No 1 R B Judd.
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James V. Leak
Memphis
J. Ft. Cabe S. RE. Porterfield
Eugene Keltz
C. M. Blair
W. ©. Alderman
Ashbytes, J. L
Joe) Sneed
J. N. Fulcher
Justice of the Peace
T. J. Griffiths
R. B. Judd
City Election Ballot Listings for April 6 1920
The notice lists candidates for city positions including Commissioner Precincts 2 3 and 4 Public Weigher Precinct 10 and Mayor. Names include A M Bourland O A McCaleb T N Marcum W F McKee Jr Archer N F Strickland Odell M L Burch Harry Mason J Myatt Napier J D Key. Also a request for clean rags at the Record office.
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Odell M. L. Burch
Vernon’s Good Name in the Housing Boom
The piece urges Vernon to unite for fair housing during a national visitors boom. It calls for rapid home building, beds for visitors at fair prices, and a price committee guided by the Chamber of Commerce. It warns against exploiting the rush and favors humane enforcement and vigilance by officials and business leaders.
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Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Great
Southwest
City by Design draws Vernon into planning debate
A Vernon discussion mirrors poor survey work and haphazard growth as the Amarillo Southwest Plainsman notes the City by Design push led by the Board of City Development Rotacy and Lions Clubs with support from the Federation of Women's groups.
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Wilbarger County
Oklahoma
John Barleycorn
Euclid
Vernon
Amarillo
City
Board of City Development
Rotacy
Lions Clubs
Federation of Women's
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E. L. McHugh
John Storey
W. A. Ish
Jim Bomar
KR. I
REUB
Verna Lucky
A. M. Bourland
O. A. McCaleb
T. N. Marcum
W. F. McKee
Jr. & Archer
N. F. Strickland
Harry Mason
J. Myatt Napier
J.D. Key
Alena
TSA
Geqver
CASH
the City BY Design
Copenhagen
Vernon's