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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1925
Page
4
The Vernon Record outlines subscription changes and advertising rates including classified 12 cents per 4 words for first insertion and 5 cents per word thereafter, local notices 2 cents per word for first insertion, obituary notices 2 cents per word, poetry 2 cents per word, and display rates at 50 cents per column inch. The note also reminds readers to include cash with notices and informs of mail matter status and address updates.
The Record invites readers to report any erroneous reflections on individuals, firms, or corporations for prompt correction by the editor. It outlines a policy to maintain accuracy and fair treatment in the newspaper's columns.
A column argues that U S debt collection from France and Germany hinges on trade and real wealth not money alone. It compares currency value to goods backed wealth and warns against expecting Europe to pay without producing and selling crops or goods.
A reflection on civic duty noting that no commune or organization ever reaches total equal effort. It cites Washington and his soldiers acting beyond the call to secure Independence, and cites Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin rallying for Texas independence while many citizens stayed home.
Citizens in Wichita Falls and Ikdlas rally for funding this week urging everyone to contribute their share and stop quibbling over others efforts. The call emphasizes public spirit and progress through collective action.
Central School lists thirty two students named to the final roll of honor. The roster includes Mary Virginia Frierson and Sarah Elizabeth Terrell among others. Delegates noted attendance in the same cities as prior rolls. Crawford plans to move his family back to Graline. Also reports on visitors and travels of local families and a Confederate reunion in Dallas.
Fifty five Vernon school pupils earned perfect attendance certificates from city officials. Recipients include Nina Allison Curtis Anderson Cora Mae Baughn Maurine Cartwright Mozelle Frances Everett Henderson Ina Henderson Nerbert Henry Henry Johnson Lula Kate Johnson Mary Tom Lintmar Opal Lewis Frances Murehivon Robert Nabors Frank Parsley Minerva Price Rhoads Clifford Smith Pauline Gancer Henry Greschel Mildred Allison Evelyn Rogers Cecil B Julian Charles Williams Billie Sherrill Thomas Hall Mary Elizabeth Mebane Clyde Hodges Johnnie Walker Hall Seitz Ishmael Brown Dorothy Rogers Frances Parr Oleta Perkins Ida Mae Campbell Frank Russell Craig Campbell Joe Parker Donges Virginia Stans Wayne Brereh Lynne Ongens Everett Birch Loyd Suggs Berry Ellige Esther Morris Doris Goodman Champ Castleberry Chandos Miller Edward Dickey Jack Lowden Sadie Tiley.
L R Frenchie Caron of Vernon Electric and Tee Co traveled to Wichita Falls last Saturday and returned Sunday. Frank Baumgardner, recently treated in Mineral Wells, needs several more weeks of recovery. Eugene B Lawson of Nowata Oklahoma attended the presentation of Wells- Guiberson No 5 Wagroner wood for 250 barrels.
The list includes C. C. Curry with Lucile Paschall, Luther Cayce with Lila Belle Matthews, W. Langley with Nona Stewart, Robert G. Burkhalter with Bessie Smith, Joseph L. Kennedy with Junune Grace Mason, Floyd Likely with Bula Roxie Hammonds, and Harrell Bowman with Eula Mae Cooper.
Kent Barber of Fort Worth, former manager of Kell Milling, was in town on business this week.
Gas pressure causes restless sleep and nervousness. Adlerika allegedly removes gas in ten minutes and expels old waste matter. Marketed as a bowel evacuant with claims for constipation and stomach trouble. Sold in Vernon by Fergesa Drug Co., Harrold by Wilson Drug Co., and Odell by R. M. Drug Store.
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