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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
6
Hick Bowers, local partisan, trains in Parkburnett for a Monday night bout with Kid Surder. He works with top fighters this week, hoping to sharpen left jabs and ring tactics as fans expect a hard fight and strong training show.
A writer urges conservation of natural resources while arguing the nation must value its boys more highly. The piece criticizes focusing on profits over the needs of youth, urges tailored county schools, and notes gaps in education tied to home and family support. It laments early school dropouts and discusses gender roles in education and future work.
A garbled OCR segment references national unity and sacrifice with phrases about coins and fathers’ aid. The text is severely jumbled, lacking clear event, names, dates, or places, but hints at a wartime or patriotic appeal through disjointed lines.
Fragmentary text lists names and places with many garbled words. Readable items mention Wak ent i and Boone i aite i with uk noisoning at titts welt lee. Several personal names appear, but events, dates, or clear actions are not discernible.
An uneven classified note offers to buy and sell home goods and furniture. Mentions prices from small amounts to five hundred with references to vendors and communes. The fragment hints at a local exchange or dealer inviting trades and sales.
Mr and Mrs RS Crow return home from a five week visit to Oklahoma City at their son WIT Crow's home. Travis helps make there a new granddaughter was born to the Ver nan corpse.
Dallas for the ceremony Daniel G Ruggles and Miss Cecie Ponds wed Monday afternoon at 5 oclock by Justice Griffiths at his courthouse office. They will reside in Kansas. Members of the Tuesday Bridge club and guests will be entertained Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Dudgar Pisnin, who has been ill for the past week, remains in Falls City. A Allingham and Miss Sallie Allingham left for Lawton to visit relatives and attend a Lawton celebration for soldiers at Port Saint Miss Allingham will observe relatives before returning.
The Irvin Lundy case, tried previously but ended in a hung jury, has been transferred to Quanah and is scheduled for trial in district court. Mrs. N. Pierce, representing Skidd-Key College at Sherman, is in Vernon on business this week. A few residents left Vernon for Wichita Falls to spend time away.
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