Vernon Texas newspaper rates and mailing notice
The Vernon Texas post lists Chronicle details issued Tuesdays and Fridays under R H Nichols. It notes editor and manager duties, mailing as second class matter, and provides subscription rates at two dollars per year. Advertising pricing includes classified and local notices with per word rates and minimum charges. Obituary and poetry notices priced per word, with cash required for notices.
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Vernon
Texas
Supreme Court upholds judges auto ownership not disqualifying
The Texas Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Cureton, ruled that judges owning automobiles do not disqualify themselves from hearing cases on the validity of highway and automobile tax laws. The decision rejects the Waco Youth Court’s self disqualification, saying a judge’s public interest in common with citizens does not justify disqualification.
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Supreme Court
Texas
Youth Cart of Civil Appeals
Waco
Cureton
Wace Court
Humorous Rant on Tariffs and Taxes in Political Speech
The piece lampoons tariff hikes by the President to shield from European producers and hints at packers investigations. It mocks government security schemes and taxpayer relief while noting officials joke about their own rhetoric in private, suggesting a disbelief in sincere policy.
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Europe
Timor
Clay County Road Ponds Sold. Construction Begins Soon
The Clay County road project advances as an engineer is hired and pond construction starts. The move marks a major step toward connecting Fort Worth and the New Mexico line with paved or improved roads, ending a long period of delay and promising a countywide highway system across Texas.
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Clay County
Jay County
Vernon
Fort Worth
Louie
Port Worth
Witharger
Wichita
Clay
Mottigne
Tarrant County
Wilbarger County
Hall County
New Mexico Line
Texas
Our Statesmen and Morists on Economic Legislation
The piece argues that many political leaders see lawmaking as the cure for all economic woes. It critiques reformers who blame farmers’ troubles on absent legislation and claims price issues like wheat stem from broader economic forces, not simple fixes.
Record Pot Shots On Campaign Tactics And Radio Ads
The piece critiques campaign tactics and advertising in a dated political context. It mentions the governor of Indiana and alleged mail fraud tied to a broader debate on campaign rhetoric. It references neighbors, contracts, 22 optimists, and radio as a tool to explain absence from church. Eli Spivens comments on tax critics versus government action.
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Big City
Local Officials and Candidates Listed in County Notice
A damaged OCR listing shows names of county officials and candidates for various offices in the 46th Judicial District. Including treasurer, sheriff, clerk, assessor, and commissioners with re election notes and party lines. The document also references a social event at a residence attended by multiple Cox relatives and local officials.
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Joan A. Storeyay
Warlick
C. M. Blair
Coleman C. D. Greene
J. W. Brock, Jr
Fred Newth DD
M. Ferebee JR
V. Parrie
It. Brooks
Fran Bwdmonson
Mrs Kellogg Visits Windsor as Private Guest of King
Mrs Frank B. Kellogg, wife of the American Ambassador to Great Britain, spent a weekend as a private guest of King George and Queen Mary at Windsor Castle, accompanying no official duties.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Great Britain
King George
Queen Mary
Windsor Castle
Vernon Locals See Visitors and Weather Update
Vernon residents reported a busy week with visitors from Electra Lockett and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Davenport and Mr and Mrs Graff joined local gatherings while several residents were ill or traveling. Rain boosted farming plans as crops looked promising and church attendance continued across communities.
Local residents share Sunday visits around Vernon area
Mrs John Pearcy near Tolbert Saturday night Mr and Mrs Guy Parsley Hill visited Mr and Mrs Andy Paschall Sunday Miss tirdie Cobb of Lockett spent Sunday with Mr and Clarence Knowles Matthus visited son and family Sunday Miss Lucile day with Miss Pearl Stephens all children at ty Wheeler attended Sunday hour at Brown Sunday morning Mr and Mrs Matthus and family visited their daughter who lives north of Vernon Sunday Misses Etta Gracie Brewster were shopping Vernon Saturday Mrs Jim Copeland of Lockett visited Mr and Mrs A Knowles Sunday Walter Stephens and children who have been visiting her parents have returned home Mr and Mrs Richard Lakins spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Wheeler and children Lee home Sunday T W Arrington visited in the A K day Misses Lee Velma Hill of Leckett and Bennie Lou Gilchrist spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Pearl Stephens B Brewster purchased a Chevrolet lomring car Mr and Mrs o Be Mr and Mrs T G Childress Mr and Clarence Knowles Mr and Mrs Homer Copeland and Mr and Mrs A T L Knowles attended Brown Sunday afternoon Combs Mrs singing at you Mr and Mrs Barn Cox near Kincheloe spent the day Sunday with Mrs Cox and family Orville Wheeler of Brown spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents Dick Strange Sunday Mr and Mrs A B Brewster Mr and Mrs Leslie Bess A B Lee Mr and Mrs EB Gilchrist and JH Chirida were among the Graff visited Mervin
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John Pearcy
Tolbert
Guy Parsley Hill
Andy Paschall
Paschall
Tirdie Cobb
Lockett
Clarence Knowles
Matthus
Lucile
Etta
Gracie Brewster
Vernon
Jim Copeland
Lee
T. W. Arrington
A. Kk
Velma
Hill
Leckett
Bennie Lou Gilchris
Mis
Pearl Stephens
B. Brewster
T. G. Childress
Homer
Family Visits Span Weekend Across Plains
A. K. Lee and family were with the Wiseman household Monday. A. K. Lee and his young son visited T. C. Wiseman on Sunday. Ottis and Charles Wiseman are currently visiting on the plains at this writing.
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Ottis
Charles Wiseman
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Rutus Cooper
Misses Vera
Lorene Cox
Viola Baker
Leona
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Ll. G. Wall
J.D. Bey
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Tion
J. A. Walker
Thos. BP. Piercke
L. A. Hollar
M. L. Walker
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Newt
Frost G. W
George
Jordan
Joe
Sneld
LI A Bourland
W. G. McDonald
Roy L. Perguson
D. Milner
S. L. Page Sesame Hamilton J. MI. Reynolds
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Rm. Cobb
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W. D. Tollars
Mrs. Kellogg
Ww. B. Stephens
Electra
B. A. Baker
W. B. Stephens
Brown
John Gilchrist
M. FE. Strange
Everett
Esther Lee Bruce
C. H. Thompson
W. V. Lee
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A. K. Lee
T. C. Wiseman
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Camp Mabry
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